An Etsy shop filled with books and mixed media contemporary original art by Jacinta Bunnell.

You can visit Jacinta's vintage Etsy shop https://www.etsy.com/shop/BrocadeTelegraph where she sells mid-century modern decor, 80s ephemera, vintage glassware, and much more.

Since 2001, Jacinta Bunnell has been creating feminist and LGBTQAI+ books which offer a way for people of all ages to look at stereotypes and oppression. She works closely with independent publisher PM Press to get this work out to the world. We hope that these books offer a critique of children's media and the way it introduces us to ideas whose influences we often take for granted throughout our lives. Jacinta Bunnell has authored five coloring books and one children's book.

Whether it is creating coloring books for a gender-radiant world, designing seed packets for the Hudson Valley Seed Library, performing overhead projection shows for Neko Case, art directing music videos for Elizabeth Mitchell, or designing album art for Dean Jones, Jacinta’s art and collaborations touch upon a desire in us to be more closely connected to the tenderness that resides in our hearts. Jacinta is a student of Lynda Barry and she learned to draw from children.

Jacinta Bunnell's visual art is inspired by miniature people and toys, and her paintings are constructed primarily from recycled materials. Jacinta has a huge stash of patterned paper which she has been collecting since childhood. Among the multifarious pieces are: colored engravings from encyclopedias for children, vintage wrapping paper, and antique ephemera.

Jacinta’s artwork has been shown at Allegheny College Art Galleries, KMOCA, Woodstock Artists Association & Museum, Columbia College Chicago, Starhouse Gallery, TeamLove Ravenhouse Gallery, and Roos Arts. She has toured the U.S. and Canada with The Sparkle Kids Action Network, The Gadabout Film Fest, Neko Case, Anne Elizabeth Moore, Julie Novak, and Michael Truckpile.

If you buy books and wall art from Jacinta's Etsy shop, it means you are directly supporting the artist and not spending your money at a big box store or an online mega-mall. That is one thing you should feel TERRIFIC about today!