Bean & Art

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Bean and Art Wholesale Guidelines *all questions can be directed to Mia at beanandart@gmail.com Wholesale Prices Orders under 100$ qualify for 10% discount Orders over 150$ qualify for a 20% discount Orders over 300$ qualify for a 40% discount Packaging Stickers I can add a tab to these if the retailer would like so that they can hang, but otherwise I just stamp the back with my logo. Prints All of the prints will be packaged in a cellophane bag, and backed with cold press paper. I then add my logo sticker to the bottom corner. Keychains I have a very small paper tab on the ring that have my logo on it. If the retailer would like them to be in bags I can do that, but I would rather not just because it's wasteful. Apparel I have paper tags for the inside of totes and tees. Shipping Shipping is free for wholesale orders.

Hello! My name is Mia Haverkamp-Forsberg and I am a children's illustrator and author working to shine a light on the joyful things in life. I am influenced by my time doing social work, teaching, the farm I grew up on, cool cars, and animals. Media I explore the most are; gouache, collage, and digital artwork. I have a BFA in Illustration and Animation from the University of Kansas School of Architecture and Planning. Some of my work has been featured in "KYOU, Student Publications" "Honey Fair Magazine" "The National Student Show of Illustrators" "The Raven Bookstore" and "Third Planet" The intention behind the artwork I make is to capture the beauty of people and the planet in ways that bring out the inner child in all of us. I think that the charm and silliness of my artwork is incredibly important to a world struggling to stay above the waves of seriousness in our daily lives. Thank you so much, Mia Haverkamp-Forsberg