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Kristina “Kris” Kay Hackwith (nee Flomer) passed away unexpectedly Saturday, March 21, 2026, after suffering a sudden fatal arrythmia of her heart while visiting family in Coeur d’Alene. One moment she was there, and the next moment she was with Jesus. Her last days were 100% full of life and joy in loving her family and the people she encountered, investing her time and energy in what they needed.
There’s a moment every business hits if they stay in the game long enough.
The fire starts strong. You’ve got ideas, momentum, maybe even a few early wins. You post, you share, you write. And for a while, it feels like something is happening.
Then it doesn’t.
Most websites don’t fail because the owner doesn’t care. They fail because they were built to sit still.
That’s the quiet assumption behind the old model: design it, launch it, check the box, move on. Maybe you tweak it once a year. Maybe you call your developer when something breaks. Maybe you stare at your analytics and wonder why nothing’s happening.
It’s not that you did something wrong. It’s that you were handed a campfire with no one around to keep it burning.
Let’s be honest for a second. If your website is just sitting there… it’s not working.
It might look nice. It might have cost you a few thousand dollars. It might even have all the “right” pages—Home, About, Services, Contact.
But if it’s not actively bringing people in, engaging them, and giving them a reason to come back, it’s basically just sitting on the couch watching reruns of Judge Judy, munching Doritos.
And here’s the important part:
That’s not your fault.
I am deeply saddened to share that my mother, Kristina Kay Hackwith, passed away unexpectedly on March 21, 2026, following a sudden heart attack. While we know her faith in Jesus was strong, her passing is a profound loss to her family, friends, and all who knew her, and we ask for patience and understanding during this difficult time.
It’s been a long time coming, but here is my life verse as a brand-new painting. Galatians 2:20 gives me hope. Hope that I am not stuck in the past. Hope that I’m not relegated to sitting on my hands, waiting for the future to become the present. Hope that I am still useful.
In a world where we scroll more than we speak and double-tap more than we truly listen, “connection” has started to feel like a buzzword. We all want it—deeper relationships with the people who follow our work, our words, our stories—but it’s easy to forget what actually creates it.
The 2025 Edition of The Last Dove’s Flight is an all-new recording that is being released under a CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 Creative Commons license. Remixes are welcome! Use hashtags #riverbeautiful and #thelastdovesflight and we will be proud to feature your work. We can’t wait to see what you come up with! Download: MP3 320 | FLAC Lossless | PDF Score
The old way to deploy a website is to pay a web designer to design, develop, launch and maintain your site. When changes need to be made, you pay the web designer again to make them for you.
If that’s what you’re looking for, we’re not for you.
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Adrian Tchaikovsky came on the show to talk about how he writes fantasy and science fiction. He won the Arthur C. Clarke Award for his book, Children of Time, and has written more than 60 books and novellas. He spends his life thinking about how to make believable worlds and how to build characters that have weight to them.
Adrian Tchaikovsky came on the show to talk about how he writes fantasy and science fiction. He won the Arthur C. Clarke Award for his book, Children of Time, and has written more than 60 books and novellas. He spends his life thinking about how to make believable worlds and how to build characters that have weight to them. My favorite thing is how he writes a fight scene, how he thinks through the pacing and all the action. If you want to write imaginative stories filled with wonder and fantasy, you're going to like this episode.
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Looking to improve your Squarespace SEO in 2025? This 5-step guide has you covered. From finding a profitable keyword to solving indexing issues on Google and Bing, I'll walk you through attracting target customers on Squarespace.
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Looking to improve your Squarespace SEO in 2025? This 5-step guide has you covered. From finding a profitable keyword to solving indexing issues on Google and Bing, I'll walk you through attracting target customers on Squarespace.
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Can a good company become a great company and, if so how? In this tutorial, Bob explores the Flywheel Effect—a concept borrowed from Jim Collins and his brilliant book, Good to Great.
Can a good company become a great company and, if so how? In this tutorial, Bob explores the Flywheel Effect—a concept borrowed from Jim Collins and his brilliant book, Good to Great.
VIDEO by Twelve Scholars Institute courtesy of YouTUBE.
Many entrepreneurs fall into the trap of searching for the ‘one big thing’ that will lead to business success. So, they often jump from one promising opportunity to the next without creating meaningful momentum in any one direction. Let’s explore how successful companies like Amazon, and popular podcasts like The Joe Rogan Experience, accelerated their growth by using The Flywheel Concept from Good To Great.
VIDEO by Rick Kettner courtesy of YouTUBE. Check out his guide to this video here.
Many entrepreneurs fall into the trap of searching for the ‘one big thing’ that will lead to business success. So, they often jump from one promising opportunity to the next without creating meaningful momentum in any one direction. Let’s explore how successful companies like Amazon, and popular podcasts like The Joe Rogan Experience, accelerated their growth by using The Flywheel Concept from Good To Great.
VIDEO by Rick Kettner courtesy of YouTUBE. Check out his guide to this video here.
Shifting your business strategy from the visualization of a funnel to that of a flywheel can completely transform the way your company grows.
Shifting your business strategy from the visualization of a funnel to that of a flywheel can completely transform the way your company grows. It's easy to visualize your business as a funnel because any time you look at a graph representing a conversion process, the chart itself is shaped like a funnel. A flywheel is a machine that stores rotational energy. When you add energy to a flywheel, it starts to spin. If you add more energy to it, it spins faster. And unlike a funnel, where the only way to maintain a constant speed is to keep adding more to it, the flywheel will continue spinning. From a business perspective, the rotation of the flywheel represents the growth of your business. Happy customers provide the energy that fuels that growth. Everything you do should be done with the goal of creating customers who will add positive energy (PASSION) to the flywheel and accelerate your company’s growth.
Ali is a doctor-turned-entrepreneur who has somehow become the world’s most followed productivity expert on YouTube. Check out his podcast Deep Dive. Ali uses evidence-based strategies and tools to help you be more productive and build a life you love.
Ali is a doctor-turned-entrepreneur who has somehow become the world’s most followed productivity expert on YouTube. Check out his podcast Deep Dive. Ali uses evidence-based strategies and tools to help you be more productive and build a life you love.
"Everything happens kind of the way it's supposed to happen, and we just watch it unfold."—Rick Rubin
A profound and eye-opening speech from legendary music producer Rick Rubin, sharing his knowledge on creativity and how to access it in the highest level imaginable.
"Everything happens kind of the way it's supposed to happen, and we just watch it unfold."—Rick Rubin
A profound and eye-opening speech from legendary music producer Rick Rubin, sharing his knowledge on creativity and how to access it in the highest level imaginable.
Andrew Huberman sits down with Rick Rubin, one of the most renowned music producers of all time, known for his work with a wide range of artists, including Run DMC, Public Enemy, Beastie Boys, Red Hot Chili Peppers, JayZ, Adele, Johnny Cash, LL Cool J, Slayer, Neil Young, Ye (formerly Kayne West), Tom Petty, and many more.
Andrew Huberman sits down with Rick Rubin, one of the most renowned music producers of all time, known for his work with a wide range of artists, including Run DMC, Public Enemy, Beastie Boys, Red Hot Chili Peppers, JayZ, Adele, Johnny Cash, LL Cool J, Slayer, Neil Young, Ye (formerly Kayne West), Tom Petty, and many more. He is also the author of a new book, "The Creative Act: A Way of Being," which explores the creative process and how to access creativity. Andrew and Rick discuss topics such as finding inspiration, the role of feelings as guideposts, learning from observing nature, balancing self-doubt and anxiety, and adopting new perspectives to channel the creative process. Rick also shares his thoughts on using deadlines, eliminating distractions, and how our experiences and emotions influence the creative process. Additionally, they discuss his love for professional wrestling. Our conversation can be applied to any activity or profession to access creativity.
Fresh off the release of his book, The Creative Act: A Way of Being, Rick Rubin sits down to share his approach to creativity and creating great work. Throughout the interview, Rick reveals how to live in a more creative way, manage audience expectations, and find success through experimentation.
Fresh off the release of his book, The Creative Act: A Way of Being, Rick Rubin sits down to share his approach to creativity and creating great work. Throughout the interview, Rick reveals how to live in a more creative way, manage audience expectations, and find success through experimentation.
Feel like you’re creating for people who hate you? Tired of screaming into the void? John Mauriello, an industrial designer and adjunct professor of industrial design at California College of the Arts, digs deep into why creativity often goes unappreciated.
Feel like you’re creating for people who hate you? Tired of screaming into the void? John Mauriello, an industrial designer and adjunct professor of industrial design at California College of the Arts, digs deep into why creativity often goes unappreciated.
Why do companies hate creativity? They might say they value innovative or divergent thinking, but realistically, most businesses rely on repeatable, formulaic results. Society also places an emphasis on convenience over craftsmanship. As if it wasn't hard enough, creatives, designers, and artists are their own worst enemy. So what can be done? Design and creative professionals are some of the most celebrated and underappreciated people, all at the same time. Our life would be far more boring without creative masterpieces, but society totally takes our contribution for granted. Why is that? On another note, why does society fear creative people so much? This video hopes to uncover some of these deeper questions.
“There is a River filled with tears
That courses through these broken years;
Caught up within the reckless love,
It lifts my heart to Jesus.
He bids me see His broken heart;
The wounds for me, His nail scars;
Caught up within the reckless love,
My tears and His co-mingled.
There is a River filled with love:
The tears of my dear Jesus.”
ONE DAY WILL BE MY LAST MIGRAINE.
I will blink, as the shadows forever flee. I will smile a slow, relieved, smile—and the chains will fall away. I will shed these tattered garments and climb up into the sky, and my very last migraine will be lost to THE FORGETTING.
It will not be missed. Nope. It can stay here. I'm not gonna worry too much about it. It’ll have plenty of company, left behind in this shattered world.
It'll have Doubt and Fear and Worry and Anxiety and Regret to hang with. I'm sure it'll raise a glass to its old friend, Anger, and slap Shame on the back. Chum it up with Sorrow and Loneliness and Guilt.
They can all stay here, though. I'm not stickin’ around.
ONE DAY my prison will be shattered. The stone will roll away, and I will climb up and out and up, through a hole in the tattered sky.
This unmade bed will lie vacant, dark and cold. My mind will be freed, this rattly old skull shall gladly evict its unwanted tenant, and I will dance off into the NEXT, singing.
ONE DAY I will rise up. I will shed these tattered garments and climb up into the sky, and my very last migraine will be lost to THE FORGETTING.
But until that day, I walk the River road.
JASON CHRISTOPHER HACKWITH, 2025
Introduce a touch of cozy elegance to your living space with this stunning woven blanket featuring the PSALMS 142 artwork by Jason Christopher Hackwith. "Bring my soul out of prison, that I may praise Your name; the righteous shall surround me, for You shall deal bountifully with me" (Psalms 142:7, NKJV). Featuring art combined from the PRISONS and THE FORGETTING artworks, our PSALMS 142 art is a vision of a day when all prisons will be opened: even prisons of pain and suffering, sorrow, shame, and regret.
Our woven blanket is crafted from 100% cotton with a soft and durable fabric that keeps you comfortable and warm. Colorful fringed edges accent the original artwork, making it a perfect accent for any room. This woven blanket not only elevates your decor but also serves as a conversation starter. Ideal for those who appreciate art and design, it’s a great gift for your loved one who suffers from migraines for housewarmings, birthdays, or any special occasion.
Product features
- 100% cotton fabric for strength and smoothness.
- Colorful fringed edges for a decorative touch.
- Woven threads for added durability.
- Three sizes to fit any space.
Care instructions
- Machine wash: cold (max 30C or 90F), gentle cycle, mild detergent
- Non-chlorine: bleach as needed
- Tumble dry: low heat
EU representative: HONSON VENTURES LIMITED, gpsr@honsonventures.com, 3, Gnaftis House flat 102, Limassol, Mesa Geitonia, 4003, CY
Product information: Generic brand, 2 year warranty in EU and Northern Ireland as per Directive 1999/44/EC
Care instructions: Machine wash: cold (max 30C or 90F), gentle cycle, mild detergent , Non-chlorine: bleach as needed, Tumble dry: low heat
This premium matte-finish poster features the PSALMS 142 artwork by Jason Christopher Hackwith, presenting a vision of freedom from prisons of pain and suffering. It is perfect for those seeking inspiration and a reminder of hope in their daily routine. An ideal gift for migraineurs or anyone suffering from chronic pain.
Available in seven sizes to fit your budget and décor perfectly: 12x8, 17x11, 23x14, 34x22, 36x24, 40x27, and 54x36. Made with museum-grade paper (175gsm fine art paper) and proudly printed in the U.S.A. with top-tier pigmented archival inks.
EU representative: HONSON VENTURES LIMITED, gpsr@honsonventures.com, 3, Gnaftis House flat 102, Limassol, Mesa Geitonia, 4003, CY
Product information: Generic brand, 2 year warranty in EU and Northern Ireland as per Directive 1999/44/EC
Care instructions: If the poster does gather any dust, you may wipe it off gently with a clean, dry cloth.
This ceramic mug features the PSALMS 142 artwork by Jason Christopher Hackwith, presenting a vision of freedom from prisons of pain and suffering. It is perfect for those seeking inspiration and a reminder of hope in their daily routine. Ideal gift for migraineurs or anyone suffering from chronic pain.
Product features
- Glossy ceramic finish
- Vibrant colors with crisp printing
- Safe for microwave and dishwasher use
- Available in 11oz and 15oz sizes
- Lead and BPA-free for daily use
EU representative: HONSON VENTURES LIMITED, gpsr@honsonventures.com, 3, Gnaftis House flat 102, Limassol, Mesa Geitonia, 4003, CY
Product information: Generic brand, 2 year warranty in EU and Northern Ireland as per Directive 1999/44/EC
Care instructions: Clean in dishwasher or wash by hand with warm water and dish soap
This premium matte-finish print featuring THE FORGETTING, from the river Beautiful by Jason Christopher Hackwith is available in seven sizes to fit your budget and décor perfectly: 12x8, 17x11, 23x14, 34x22, 36x24, 40x27, and 54x36. The 12x8, 36x24, 40x27, and 54x36 sizes include THE FORGETTING text; 17x11, 23x14, and 34x22 have the painting only. Made with museum-grade paper (175gsm fine art paper) and proudly printed in the U.S.A. with top-tier pigmented archival inks.
ONE DAY WILL BE MY LAST MIGRAINE. I will blink, as the shadows forever flee. I will smile a slow, relieved, smile—and the chains will fall away. I will shed these tattered garments and climb up into the sky, and my very last migraine will be lost to THE FORGETTING.
It will not be missed. Nope. It can stay here.
I'm not gonna worry too much about it. It’ll have plenty of company, left behind in this shattered world. It'll have Doubt and Fear and Worry and Anxiety and Regret to hang with. I'm sure it'll raise a glass to its old friend, Anger, and slap Shame on the back. Chum it up with Sorrow and Loneliness and Guilt.
They can all stay here, though. I'm not stickin’ around.
ONE DAY my prison will be shattered. The stone will roll away, and I will climb up and out and up, through a hole in the tattered sky. This unmade bed will lie vacant, dark and cold. My mind will be freed, this rattley old skull shall gladly evict its unwanted tenant, and I will dance off into the NEXT, singing.
ONE DAY I will rise up. I will shed these tattered garments and climb up into the sky, and my very last migraine will be lost to THE FORGETTING.
But until that day, I walk the river road.
Ya comin’?
Follow me on this journey I'm on to the river Beautiful. Created, I create as I walk along the road. #riverbeautiful #theforgetting
EU representative: HONSON VENTURES LIMITED, gpsr@honsonventures.com, 3, Gnaftis House flat 102, Limassol, Mesa Geitonia, 4003, CY
Product information: Generic brand, 2 year warranty in EU and Northern Ireland as per Directive 1999/44/EC
Care instructions: If the poster does gather any dust, you may wipe it off gently with a clean, dry cloth.
Enhance any interior space with THE FORGETTING by Jason Christopher Hackwith printed on a cotton-polyester canvas with a pine wood frame. Our special proprietary coating ensures long-lasting, vibrant colors and eye-catching detail. An eco-friendly choice made with sustainably sourced materials (Forest Stewardship Council certified). Choose between two sizes to fit your decor and budget. Ready to hang: sawtooth hanging hardware is already attached.
ONE DAY WILL BE MY LAST MIGRAINE. I will blink, as the shadows forever flee. I will smile a slow, relieved, smile—and the chains will fall away. I will shed these tattered garments and climb up into the sky, and my very last migraine will be lost to THE FORGETTING.
It will not be missed. Nope. It can stay here.
I'm not gonna worry too much about it. It’ll have plenty of company, left behind in this shattered world. It'll have Doubt and Fear and Worry and Anxiety and Regret to hang with. I'm sure it'll raise a glass to its old friend, Anger, and slap Shame on the back. Chum it up with Sorrow and Loneliness and Guilt.
They can all stay here, though. I'm not stickin’ around.
ONE DAY my prison will be shattered. The stone will roll away, and I will climb up and out and up, through a hole in the tattered sky. This unmade bed will lie vacant, dark and cold. My mind will be freed, this rattley old skull shall gladly evict its unwanted tenant, and I will dance off into the NEXT, singing.
ONE DAY I will rise up. I will shed these tattered garments and climb up into the sky, and my very last migraine will be lost to THE FORGETTING.
But until that day, I walk the river road.
Ya comin’?
Follow me on this journey I'm on to the river Beautiful. Created, I create as I walk along the road. #riverbeautiful #theforgetting #prisons
EU representative: HONSON VENTURES LIMITED, gpsr@honsonventures.com, 3, Gnaftis House flat 102, Limassol, Mesa Geitonia, 4003, CY
Product information: Generic brand, 2 year warranty in EU and Northern Ireland as per Directive 1999/44/EC
Care instructions: If the canvas does gather any dust, you may wipe it off gently with a clean, damp cloth.
Take your migraine captive with PRISONS by Jason Christopher Hackwith printed on a cotton-polyester canvas with a pine wood frame. Our special proprietary coating ensures long-lasting, vibrant colors and eye-catching detail. An eco-friendly choice made with sustainably sourced materials (Forest Stewardship Council certified). Choose between black or white frames and three sizes to fit your decor and budget. Ready to hang: sawtooth hanging hardware is already attached.
"why must I be alone / left / to my own tormentor / tentatively / blinking at the light / afraid" - from Prisons, by Jason Christopher Hackwith
Jason has been suffering from chronic migraines since the age of five. In this staggering, intensely vulnerable poem, Jason addresses one of the worst migraines of his life as if it were his jailer.
Set your face against the Darkness. Hide your heart within the Light. PER TENEBRAS LUX.
EU representative: HONSON VENTURES LIMITED, gpsr@honsonventures.com, 3, Gnaftis House flat 102, Limassol, Mesa Geitonia, 4003, CY
Product information: Generic brand, 2 year warranty in EU and Northern Ireland as per Directive 1999/44/EC
Care instructions: If the canvas does gather any dust, you may wipe it off gently with a clean, damp cloth.
"why must I be alone / left / to my own tormentor / tentatively / blinking at the light / afraid" - from Prisons, by Jason Christopher Hackwith
Jason has been suffering from chronic migraines since the age of five. In this staggering, intensely vulnerable poem, Jason addresses one of the worst migraines of his life as if it were his jailer.
Set your face against the Darkness. Hide your heart within the Light. PER TENEBRAS LUX.
"why must I be alone / left / to my own tormentor / tentatively / blinking at the light / afraid" - from Prisons, by Jason Christopher Hackwith
Featuring original poetry, typography, and illustration by Jason Christopher Hackwith; PRISONS wrestles with the problem of lifelong chronic pain. Jason has been suffering from chronic migraines since the age of five. In this staggering, intensely vulnerable poem, he addresses one of the worst migraines of his life as if it were his jailer.
Set your face against the Darkness. Hide your heart within the Light. PER TENEBRAS LUX.
"why must I be alone / left / to my own tormentor / tentatively / blinking at the light / afraid" - from Prisons, by Jason Christopher Hackwith
We are proud to release another all-over-print tee design from the upcoming release of the river Beautiful: PRISONS. Featuring original poetry, typography, and illustration by Jason Christopher Hackwith; PRISONS wrestles with the problem of lifelong chronic pain. Jason has been suffering from chronic migraines since the age of five. In this staggering, intensely vulnerable poem, he addresses one of the worst migraines of his life as if it were his jailer.
Set your face against the Darkness. Hide your heart within the Light. PER TENEBRAS LUX.
"why must I be alone / left / to my own tormentor / tentatively / blinking at the light / afraid" - from Prisons, by Jason Christopher Hackwith
Featuring original poetry, typography, and illustration by Jason Christopher Hackwith; PRISONS wrestles with the problem of lifelong chronic pain. Jason has been suffering from chronic migraines since the age of five. In this staggering, intensely vulnerable poem, he addresses one of the worst migraines of his life as if it were his jailer.
Set your face against the Darkness. Hide your heart within the Light. PER TENEBRAS LUX.
"why must I be alone / left / to my own tormentor / tentatively / blinking at the light / afraid" - from Prisons, by Jason Christopher Hackwith
Featuring original poetry, typography, and illustration by Jason Christopher Hackwith; PRISONS wrestles with the problem of lifelong chronic pain. Jason has been suffering from chronic migraines since the age of five. In this staggering, intensely vulnerable poem, he addresses one of the worst migraines of his life as if it were his jailer.
Set your face against the Darkness. Hide your heart within the Light. PER TENEBRAS LUX.
"why must I be alone / left / to my own tormentor / tentatively / blinking at the light / afraid" - from Prisons, by Jason Christopher Hackwith
This one's for our bookworms out there, seeing light thru darkness. Featuring the PRISONS illustration from the river Beautiful by Jason Christopher Hackwith, this is excellent gifting choice for anyone with an insatiable literary appetite who also happens to suffer from migraines. Made with robust aluminum, features top slot that holds single pages in place.
Set your face against the Darkness. Hide your heart within the Light. PER TENEBRAS LUX.
"The Spirit of the LORD is upon me, because He has anointed me to preach the gospel to the poor; He has sent me to heal the brokenhearted, to proclaim liberty to the captives and recovery of sight to the blind, to set at liberty those who are oppressed..." LUKE 4:18
Keep track of the moments of Darkness and Light in our hardbound migraine diary featuring the PRISONS poetry, typography, and illustration by Jason Christopher Hackwith. A comfortable 5.75" x 8" to give you plenty of room, with 150 lined pages to order your thoughts. Matte finish; flexible casewrap binding lays flat when opened.
Set your face against the Darkness. Hide your heart within the Light. PER TENEBRAS LUX.
This wall clock has seen the Darkness. Fingers frame a face well worn with pain. Prisons of stabbing coldness ever seeking warmth. Loneliness and sorrow and fear.
This wall clock has seen the Light. Moments with loved ones, treasured and kept. Understanding and compassion and grace. Love that sees past prisons and holds on ever tight.
This wall clock has a wooden frame wracked with longsuffering. Set your face against the Darkness. Hide your heart within the Light. PER TENEBRAS LUX.
This tripod lamp has seen the Darkness. Fingers frame a face well worn with pain. Prisons of stabbing coldness ever seeking warmth. Loneliness and sorrow and fear.
This tripod lamp has seen the Light. Moments with loved ones, treasured and kept. Understanding and compassion and grace. Love that sees past prisons and holds on ever tight.
From a resolutely galvanized steel base, this tripod lamp delivers both the Darkness and the Light. Set your face against the Darkness. Hide your heart within the Light. PER TENEBRAS LUX.
This lamp on a stand has seen the Darkness. Fingers frame a face well worn with pain. Prisons of stabbing coldness ever seeking warmth. Loneliness and sorrow and fear.
This lamp on a stand has seen the Light. Moments with loved ones, treasured and kept. Understanding and compassion and grace. Love that sees past prisons and holds on ever tight.
From a silver or white steel base, this lamp on a stand delivers both the Darkness and the Light. Set your face against the Darkness. Hide your heart within the Light. PER TENEBRAS LUX.
This Heart-Shaped Balloon has seen the Darkness. Fingers frame a face well worn with pain. Prisons of stabbing coldness ever seeking warmth. Loneliness and sorrow and fear.
This Heart-Shaped Balloon has seen the Light. Moments with loved ones, treasured and kept. Understanding and compassion and grace. Love that sees past prisons and holds on ever tight.
Set your face against the Darkness. Hide your heart within the Light. PER TENEBRAS LUX.
This Crushed Velvet Blanket has seen the Darkness. Fingers frame a face well worn with pain. Prisons of stabbing coldness ever seeking warmth. Loneliness and sorrow and fear.
This Crushed Velvet Blanket has seen the Light. Moments with loved ones, treasured and kept. Understanding and compassion and grace. Love that sees past prisons and holds on ever tight.
This Velvet Blanket is crushed that you're suffering from another migraine and hopes its fuzzy, shimmering face brings you comfort. Set your face against the Darkness. Hide your heart within the Light. PER TENEBRAS LUX.
This Sherpa Fleece Blanket has seen the Darkness. Fingers frame a face well worn with pain. Prisons of stabbing coldness ever seeking warmth. Loneliness and sorrow and fear.
This Sherpa Fleece Blanket has seen the Light. Moments with loved ones, treasured and kept. Understanding and compassion and grace. Love that sees past prisons and holds on ever tight.
This Sherpa Fleece Blanket is unbelievably fluffy and warm and available in two sizes: 50" x 60" (1270mm x 1524mm) and 60" x 80" (1524mm x 2032mm). Perfect for snuggling on the couch, by the fireplace or at outdoor events when your migraine lets you out.
Set your face against the Darkness. Hide your heart within the Light. PER TENEBRAS LUX.
This Velveteen Plush Blanket has seen the Darkness. Fingers frame a face well worn with pain. Prisons of stabbing coldness ever seeking warmth. Loneliness and sorrow and fear.
This Velveteen Plush Blanket has seen the Light. Moments with loved ones, treasured and kept. Understanding and compassion and grace. Love that sees past prisons and holds on ever tight.
Soft to the touch and available in three sizes: a proper 30" x 40", a just right 50" x 60", and a 60" x 80" big boy. Set your face against the Darkness. Hide your heart within the Light. PER TENEBRAS LUX.
This faux suede pillow has seen the Darkness. Fingers frame a face well worn with pain. Prisons of stabbing coldness ever seeking warmth. Loneliness and sorrow and fear.
This faux suede pillow has seen the Light. Moments with loved ones, treasured and kept. Understanding and compassion and grace. Love that sees past prisons and holds on ever tight.
This faux suede pillow delivers both the Darkness and the Light and is a very nice tactile. Set your face against the Darkness. Hide your heart within the Light. PER TENEBRAS LUX.
This outdoor pillow has seen the Darkness. Fingers frame a face well worn with pain. Prisons of stabbing coldness ever seeking warmth. Loneliness and sorrow and fear.
This outdoor pillow has seen the Light. Moments with loved ones, treasured and kept. Understanding and compassion and grace. Love that sees past prisons and holds on ever tight.
This outdoor pillow delivers both the Darkness and the Light and isn't afraid of the rain. Set your face against the Darkness. Hide your heart within the Light. PER TENEBRAS LUX.
"why must I be alone / left / to my own tormentor / tentatively / blinking at the light / afraid" - from Prisons, by Jason Christopher Hackwith
Latest migraine got you with brain drain? Fog drifting in and out of your ears? Here's one more pillow to shut out the light with the PRISONS illustration, typography, and poetry by Jason Christopher Hackwith. Praying ya get some rest. Fortitude! and know that we're with ya.
Set your face against the Darkness. Hide your heart within the Light. PER TENEBRAS LUX.
This pillow case has seen the Darkness. Fingers frame a face well worn with pain. Prisons of stabbing coldness ever seeking warmth. Loneliness and sorrow and fear.
This pillow case has seen the Light. Moments with loved ones, treasured and kept. Understanding and compassion and grace. Love that sees past prisons and holds on ever tight.
This pillow case delivers both the Darkness and the Light. Set your face against the Darkness. Hide your heart within the Light. PER TENEBRAS LUX.
“Doing good things leads to good results.” In a world captivated by AI and driven by interest media, rich content — genuine, valuable content that generates an emotional connection — is still the most important way to earn your audience’s trust.