Friends of the Endicott Studio

Endicott's Journal of Mythic Arts is a nonprofit publication, supported by reader donations. It is entirely because of our readers that we've been able to keep JoMA online, freely available to mythic arts lovers, practitioners, and students around the world.

Please consider becoming a Friend of Endicott by donating to our Operations Fund -- and let us send you an art print back as our thanks.

About the prints:

Each year Terri Windling donates three new art prints to raise money for JoMA and Endicott. The prints are 11w x 17h, and signed by artist. Scroll down this page to view the 2007 designs. We also still have a limited number of older prints in stock.

Click on the images below to see larger versions of Terri's art.
And please note that the copyright information that appears on the pictures here does not appear on the prints.

Price list for art prints:

* For a $30.00 donation: We'll send you one signed print. Choose from any of the images.

* For a $55.00 donation: We'll send you any two signed art prints.

* For a $75.00 donation: We'll send you three signed art prints.

(If you are interested in more than three prints, please contact us for donation amounts. We'll give you a discount for bulk purchases.)

Contact Information:

To make a donation by purchasing prints, or to make a donation without a purchase, please click here.

To contact us, write to endicottstudio [at] yahoo [dot] com.

Acknowledgements:

Thomas Canty, Charles de Lint & MaryAnn Harris, Wendy Froud, Neil Gaiman, Ellen Kushner & Delia Sherman, Alan Lee, Will Shetterly & Emma Bull, Charles Vess & Karen Shaffer, and Duirwaigh Gallery have all graciously assisted with Endicott fundraising.

There have also been Angels among our readers who very kindly helped us with substantial donations. Though they wished to remain anonymous, we'd like to acknowledge their generosity in support of Endicott and the field of mythic arts.

      

"True Friends"

                                         

The Endicott Studio (founded in 1987) celebrates its 20th Anniversary in 2007. Terri made the "True Friends" print (above) in honor of the occasion, and in honor of Endicott's long-standing commitment to art and activism in support of abused, homeless, and at-risk children. We hope all of you in the Endicott Circle of readers will lift a glass (or put on a mask) and celebrate with us!

(If you don't like having text on your prints, the piece is designed so that the top part can be cut off, leaving just the picture for framing. And as we mentioned above, the copyright notice appears only on this Web image; it is not on the print itself.)

   

"Coyote Woman"

"This Coyote Woman," Terri says, "is formed of prayers and poems; sage and cedar smoke; of spirals etched into sand and nights below the full desert moon. She's an elusive creature, stepping easily between the human and spirit worlds. Though she's wild and wary of humankind, she loves to hear our stories and songs, which draw her irresistibly. But just as soon as the tale is done, or the last notes die, or the drum beat fades, she disappears into moon shadow with a flick of her bushy tail."

Look closely at the image above and you'll see that words and stories form and flow from this mythic spirit.

From the Shadows

Terri painted this piece for the 2008 Tori Amos Calendar, which raises money for RAINN (The Rape and Incest National Network). The words in the background come from one of Tori's songs: "...from the shadows she calls, in the shadows she finds a way....she's been everyone else's girl...maybe someday she'll be her own..."

Previous prints....

A limited number of these prints from previous years are still available: "Bird Girls" and "Green Woman and Child" (top), "Desert Fox Fairy" and "Brother and Sister" (bottom). Click on the images below to see the full pictures.