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Coming Soon

Most Calamityware™ products start as Kickstarter projects. Once a project is funded on Kickstarter, production starts. Sometimes it takes several months for something new to reach this on-line store. This Coming Soon page gives you the status of every product in the production pipeline.

If you sign up for Calamityware emails, you’ll always receive news about any new projects. 

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Stay-Dry-Octopi Towel Sets & Bath Rug is a Kickstarter project that closed on August 11, 2024. These textiles are inspired by my conviction that it is funny when aquatic creatures are concerned about getting wet. For example, when octopuses carry umbrellas. Both the towel sets and bath rugs will be woven at the Piscatextil workshop in Portugal. Late in the year, a limited number of these products will be available in the on-line store. Sign up here to be notified when these products reach the store.

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Exercising-Demons Bags was a Kickstarter project that launched in mid-August. It includes two handsome and practical bags decorated with the pattern of demons found on our insulated, stainless-steel water bottles. (A Kickstarter project in 2022.) On the left, in the photo above, is the Everyday Back Sack and on the right is the Expandable Tote. Late in 2024, a limited number of these bags will be available here in the on-line store. You can pre-order now.

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Series 4 Calamityware dinner plates is a Kickstarter project that closed on October 6, 2024. It adds four new designs to the series. In 2025 when these beauties are complete early in 2025, a limited number of plates will be available here in the Calamityware store. You can sign up to be notified here.

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Brain in a Vat Print is a Kickstarter that closed on November 17. Late in December, a very limited number of prints will be available here in the store for people who missed the Kickstarter project. You can see details of the project here.

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At the end of 2023, Don wrote his traditional end-of-year post to talk about what he plans to focus on in the new year. These predictions are usually inaccurate. That’s because Don cherishes the freedom to change his priorities based on the slightest whim. 

 

Page update December 20, 2024

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