https://matthewallard.com 2026-08-04 daily 1.0 https://matthewallard.com/assets/images/image04.jpg https://matthewallard.com/assets/images/image01.jpg https://matthewallard.com/assets/images/gallery02/e5f2d97c.jpg The sold-out limited edition hardcovers for the release of To Slow Down The Time. I hand-bound 100 copies in gray linen. https://matthewallard.com/assets/images/gallery02/cc2dd3ff.jpg The paperback of To Slow Down The Time, featuring 19 full-color illustrations by Ian Dingman. https://matthewallard.com/assets/images/gallery02/c77783a8.jpg Pre-orders received five To Slow Down The Time postcards featuring artwork by Ian Dingman. https://matthewallard.com/assets/images/image03.jpg https://matthewallard.com/assets/images/gallery01/593b1aca.jpg Pops and Clicks began as a subscription series where subscribers received a new story in the mail each month for six months. The colorful jackets were designed and screen-printed by artist Paul Dotey in Toronto, then hand-stitched by me in Los Angeles. https://matthewallard.com/assets/images/gallery01/819869a2.jpg The subscription series culminated in a paperback release of Pops and Clicks, which included three all-new stories. https://matthewallard.com/assets/images/gallery01/b36106c6.jpg The 6-month subscription series was limited to 165. Subscribers received a numbered, hand-stitched copy of each story.