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   Calamityware is a small, eight-person, one-dog company headquartered in Pittsburgh. We love bringing the darkly whimsical view of our founder and chief monster-maker, Don Moyer, to life. Our products are high quality, meticulously manufactured items that make wonderful gifts for you and other weird-adjacent people in your life.

2. calamityware.com › pages › about-us-1About Us - Calamityware®

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   This is us. Calamityware is a small, eight-person company headquartered in Pittsburgh. Our boardroom is a living room, which we share with a dog and a cat. We believe in three things—having fun, taking naps, and making you happy. We’re sure we’re doing okay on the first two, and, based on the extravagantly ebullient missives we’ve ...

3. calamityware.com › pages › about-usAbout the Artist - Calamityware®

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   The Calamityware series started in 2011 when I inherited a traditional, Willow-pattern plate and decided to sketch it in my notebook. I couldn’t resist the temptation to add a pterodactyl in the sky. When people saw the drawing on Flickr, several urged me to figure out a way to reproduce the image on a physical plate.

4. www.worthpoint.com › articles › collectiblesCalamityware: Chaos in the China Cabinet - WorthPoint

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   Feb 23, 2024 · Calamityware is not sold wholesale, so the company website is the only place to purchase it. Retired and older pieces are hard to find and rarely surface on thrift shelves. You will find precious few making it through Etsy filters, where vintage listings must be from 2005 or earlier.

5. nextpittsburgh.com › business-tech-newsCalamityware: a crafty way of reminding us that things could ...

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   Jul 27, 2015 · Calamityware is a tongue-in-cheek approach to classic porcelain plates that’s taken Kickstarter by storm to become an online phenomenon.

6. www.thisiscolossal.com › 2014 › 05Calamityware: Disastrous Scenarios on Traditional Blue ...

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   May 11, 2014 · Calamityware: Disastrous Scenarios on Traditional Blue Porcelain Dinner Plates. For centuries artisans have been crafting white porcelain dishes and decorating them with intricate cobalt blue patterns, from floral designs to swirling landscapes. Enter graphic designer Don Moyer who is turning the tradition on its head with his wildly successful ...

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   Who is calamityware?

   • NEW! NEW! Calamityware is a small, eight-person, one-dog company headquartered in Pittsburgh. We love bringing the darkly whimsical view of our founder and chief monster-maker, Don Moyer, to life. Our products are high quality, meticulously manufactured items that make wonderful gifts for you and other weird-adjacent people in your life.

   What if there were products based on drawings that make Don laugh?

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   Who makes calamityware dinner plates?

   • For centuries artisans have been crafting white porcelain dishes and decorating them with intricate cobalt blue patterns, from floral designs to swirling landscapes. Enter graphic designer Don Moyer who is turning the tradition on its head with his wildly successful line of Calamityware dinner plates.

   Calamityware: Disastrous Scenarios on Traditional Blue ... - Colossal

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   Are calamityware plates safe?

   • Calamityware plates are porcelain, food safe and able to be put in a microwave or dishwasher. Two plates—the flying monkey invasion and giant robot—are available in Moyer’s online shop where price vary, but start at $30. Dinner plate number three (the sea monster) is currently funded on Kickstarter, with the others to follow.

   Don Moyer’s Calamityware Dinner Plates - COOL HUNTING®

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   What does calamityware look like?

   • Calamityware artist Don Moyer sketching. At first glance, Calamityware plates look like any other set of dining ware. Creator Don Moyer bases his designs on the classic Willow pattern you’ve seen a hundred times before—an Asian influenced paradise complete with pagodas, babbling streams and perhaps a bridge or koi.

   Calamityware: a crafty way of reminding us that things ... - NEXTpittsbur…

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   Should I stop calamityware?

   • As long as the projects continue to be fun and people are willing to support them, I see no reason to stop. The Calamityware series started in 2011 when I inherited a traditional, Willow-pattern plate and decided to sketch it in my notebook.

   About the Artist - Calamityware®

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   What is Calamityware Plate 11?

   • Calamityware Plate 11 is a porcelain plate from the Calamityware line that features multiple zombie poodles. Calamityware is known for its plates, mugs, and saucers that depict nightmare-inducing, spine-chilling scares such as zombie poodles, destructive robots, preying pterodactyls, and a spiky fish-snake creature with giant teeth.

   Collectible Porcelain: Calamityware Review & Giveaway

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8. coolhunting.com › design › don-moyers-calamitywareDon Moyer’s Calamityware Dinner Plates - COOL HUNTING®

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   May 12, 2014 · Calamityware plates are porcelain, food safe and able to be put in a microwave or dishwasher. Two plates—the flying monkey invasion and giant robot—are available in Moyer’s online shop where ...