A kid's bedroom door. Comical signs saying "No parents allowed" and "dinosaur crossing" etc decorate the basic faux-wood facade.
Door swings out as if opened by a ghost and camera enters room, pans to the right, and centers on a kid performing generic play action at a comically small table.
Since March 17th we've been sending out 20% of our PNDMC Collection to help out of work independent creatives. As people reached out to us we added them to a long list and we just chipped away at it over a month and a half. We're so excited that today we made it to the bottom of the list and supported way more people than we ever expected thanks to the generosity of our customers.
We decided since we haven't had anyone reach out for a while and we're making moves to reopen our economy that we're going to end this campaign. We feel like we need to shift our focus on reimagining our store experience and getting it ready for the all the new criteria for post pandemic retail operation. There are still a lot of challenges ahead for us and we have to make sure we keep our focus during this time.
We can't thank you guys enough for your support and keeping us and a lot of others afloat right now!
Lots of great things coming soon...
I know Social Distancing is not for everyone… well… at least it wasn’t. Now EVERYONE wants to be a SD (Social Distancer) and, honestly it’s weird for me. Isolation is an art form and not everyone has the skills.
Create implied space
An acute angle of love
Big squeeze from nothing*?
*not nothing, it's a ghost... possibly.
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This is an honest question, no judgement. Maybe a handful of dead flowers makes perfect sense to some people. It just seems like there are so many better ways to say "I love you!" or even "you're decent!" than some mutilated plants. Chocolate is great, back scratches are great, a bottle of wine is very great, some sad murdered roses... whatever floats your boat, I guess...?
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