• yumedyne is an independent multidisciplinary art practice based in Huntsville, Alabama.

    The work moves between paintings, clothing, prints, objects, and whatever else a particular idea seems to require. The boundaries between art, design, fashion, and merchandise are treated less as rules than as material to work with.

    At its center, yumedyne is concerned with power: who has it, who doesn't, what we do to justify its use, and the systems we build to make violence, exploitation, and inequality feel ordinary. Recurring subjects include American militarism, capitalism, gender, bodily autonomy, religion, grief, identity, and the moral binaries we use to make an incomprehensible world feel manageable.

    The imagery comes from everywhere—historical photographs, religious iconography, literature, advertisements, album covers, movies, bootlegs, corporate logos, internet detritus, and personal experience. These images are treated as material: copied, degraded, obscured, stitched together, painted over, reproduced, or placed beside something they were never intended to encounter.

    That approach extends to the physical construction of the work. Painting, screen printing, embroidery, cyanotype, spray paint, resin, found and thrifted clothing, and other processes are used without much concern for whether they traditionally belong together. Evidence of the process is allowed to remain. Wear, repetition, distortion, mistakes, and deterioration can become part of an object's history rather than something to be concealed.

    Much of the work begins with contradiction: beauty and violence, sincerity and irony, sacred and profane, attraction and disgust, participation and resistance. yumedyne occupies the uncomfortable space where opposing ideas can both be true, resisting the temptation to resolve that tension into an easy answer.

    yumedyne isn't an attempt to construct a lifestyle brand around an artist. It's a place for things that feel necessary to make. Some hang on walls. Some are worn on bodies. Some are inexpensive and reproduced; others exist only once.

    The form can change. The intent is the throughline.

  • For all support and inquiries, contact

    yumedyne@gmail.com

  • Where are orders shipping from?
    Huntsville, AL.

    What if I gave the wrong shipping address?
    Please contact yumedyne@gmail.com. I can't guarantee I'll be able to make changes prior to your order being processed and shipped.

    When will my order ship?
    Orders are processed and shipped on Fridays, excluding holidays. If a holiday lands on a Friday, they'll be shipped first thing the following Monday. Please allow 3-7 days for processing and handling.

    How will my order be shipped?
    I offer shipping via USPS and UPS for orders within the United States, and USPS Priority Mail International for International orders. When you place your order, you will have the option to select the shipping carrier and speed.

    Do you ship internationally?
    Yes, via USPS Priority Mail International.

    Will I be charged duties and taxes?
    Any customs or import duties are charged once the package reaches its destination country. These charges must be paid by the recipient. Unfortunately, I have no control over these charges and cannot estimate the cost.

    What is my order status?
    You will receive an e-mail confirmation with a tracking number once your order has been processed. Please allow for 24-48 hours for tracking information to become available.

    What happens if my order is returned?
    If your order is returned to me because the address is undeliverable or there was an error in the address when it was entered, I will contact you for further instruction. However, if your package is delivered to the wrong address, it is out of my hands and you'll have to contact the shipper.
    I can't stress this enough: DOUBLE CHECK YOUR ADDRESS BEFORE PLACING YOUR ORDER.

    My package never arrived! Tracking says it was delivered, but I can’t find it.
    Contact the shipping carrier directly, they are responsible for the delivery of your package. You can submit a claim for missing mail, or call customer service to get the details of your package and delivery.
    USPS: 800-275‑8777 Submit a Claim
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    Why is shipping so expensive?
    i do not charge shipping, I only collect it. Shipping rates ARE calculated by the carrier at checkout.

    Do you offer delivery or in-store pickup?
    I don't currently offer delivery, but I do offer in-store pickup. On your cart page you'll have the option to book a pickup date and time at my studio, or choose to have your order shipped.

  • All sales are final. I do not allow order cancellations, issue refunds, or offer exchanges. If your order arrives damaged, please contact yumedyne@gmail.com.

  • Is your clothing machine washable?
    Yes, I work hard to ensure every piece of clothing I make can stand up to the washing machine. However, I strongly encourage washing by hand or using the "Delicates" setting on your washing machine with a mild detergent.

    Is your clothing safe to put in the dryer?
    Only if you tumble dry on low. Dryers damage clothing more than the washing machine, so I strongly encourage air drying if possible.

    Are your pieces ever restocked?
    Prints and stickers are often restocked. Small-batch pieces are never restocked, but variants may appear in the future. One-of-one pieces, such as paintings or artwear, are never duplicated or restocked.

    Are your works hand-made or outsourced?
    All paintings, artwork, clothing, and sculptures are hand-made by me from start to finish. For small-batch runs of clothing, such as tees and hoodies, I use blanks from Los Angeles Apparel or Everybody.World, but I do all the screen printing, sewing, dyeing, and painting. Stickers and prints are outsourced to Sticker App and The Stackhouse, respectively.

    Do you offer gift wrapping?
    Not currently.

    What kind of prints do you offer?
    Giclée prints, which are museum quality.

    Do your prints come framed?
    Not currently.

    Are your stickers good for outdoor and indoor use?
    Yes, my stickers are good for outdoor and indoor use. Stickers people have put on their car are still going strong after 5 years in Alabama weather...which is saying something!

    Is "yumedyne" a collective?
    No, yumedyne is me - that is, one person (and my creative director). I occasionally collaborate with other artists, but unless specified, everything with the yumedyne name has been made by me.