Maine was never just “cold.”

We lived for years near Portland, where Randy was born. The air smelled like salt and pine; the wind off Casco Bay cut clean. Fall leaves burned bright, coon cats watched from windows, lobsters steamed in warm kitchens, and lighthouses kept their quiet vigil over the Old Port.

The collection

The Wicked Cold Collection is a series of large postage-stamp art prints that carry Maine’s hush home with you— frost on the pier, blue morning light, and that steady calm you only find by the Atlantic. Printed on archival Hahnemühle Photo Rag paper. Explore favorites like Wicked Cold No. 1 (Maine Coon near frosty window), Wicked Cold No. 2 (lobster red and kitchen warmth), Wicked Cold No. 3 (maple fire in autumn), and Wicked Cold No. 4 (Port Clyde in frost and sea light).

Read the stories

Find the moments behind the prints in Postmarked — notes from Portland, wanders through the Old Port, and long winters that taught us how to feel the world more deeply.