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Visit ChandlerOLeary.com to purchase prints and other products!
The store on DrawntheRoadAgain.com is now closed. Chandler’s art can still be purchased via the website ChandlerOLeary.com. If you have a specific print you can’t find there that you would like to order, please email hello@anagram-press.com and we will make it happen! Sincerely, Mary Holste Caretaker Anagram Press by Chandler O’Leary
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Public Memorial Events for Chandler
To celebrate Chandler’s extraordinary life, accomplishments, and legacy, the following public events will be held in Tacoma: May 12, 4-6pm: “Drawn to Tacoma: The illustrative art of Chandler O’Leary” Exhibit opening at Collins Memorial Library May 13, 1-3pm: A Gathering for Chandler on the Old Town Dock (click here to watch the live stream of…
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From the family & friends of Chandler O’Leary
Our dear friend Chandler passed away on April 2 from sudden and severe pneumonia. She was just 41 years old, and leaves behind an astonishing body of work as an author and artist. In her short life, she filled countless sketchbooks and created public art and signage, paintings, drawings, textiles, artist books, photographs—you name it,…
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Ghost domes

This hidden gem is one that’s been on my road trip bucket list for many years, and when I drove the Loneliest Road two springs ago, I finally got my chance. These strange stone kilns have been empty for more than a century—but thanks to their sturdy construction and the desert climate, they look like…
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Twists and turns

Well, it wasn’t the Loneliest Road, but I certainly had a lonely-road solo drive on the day before I crossed Nevada. I was in southeastern Utah, and I wanted to tick another highway off my road-trip bucket list: State Route 12, which cuts through part of the mostly-wilderness, sprawling, painted-desert expanse of Grand Staircase-Escalante National…
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The Loneliest Road

If you’re looking for a truly solo road trip experience, look no farther than the Loneliest Road: US Highway 50, where it crosses Nevada. The mostly two-lane road traverses the Great Basin desert, which consists of basin-and-range topography: wide, flat, parched valleys punctuated by parallel mountain ranges. I wasn’t alone for the whole trip; the…
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Summer of Solitude

Even though parks and other road-trip destinations are beginning to open back up, my family and I are choosing to extend our self-quarantine for as long as we can, to help minimize the risk of spreading the virus. But that doesn’t mean I can’t host a virtual summer road trip instead! Since so many of…
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Golden hour

I’ve been paging through a lot of my old sketchbooks lately (a sure sign that my wanderlust is flaring up—though this time there’s simply nothing to be done about it), and I keep finding myself drawn (no pun intended) to quiet moments and peaceful, solitary scenes. I’m sure that’s not an accident…but no matter. Whatever…



