Meer Image fine art rubber stamps are designed and made by Steven Vander Meer in Arcata, California, USA. Using innovation and nonconformity, from the design itself to the block of wood, these stamps are ridiculously well hand crafted with a profit busting sense of perfectionism.
Closed for Vacation June 17 - July 4, 2009
Meer Image will be closed for business while I attend the world premiere of More From Life in Palm Springs. We will also swing through Montana for a wedding, and I'll be taking photos the whole time to be posted on the BLOG on our return. Orders placed online in the mean time will ship on Monday, July 6, 2009.
New Designs - June 2009
Nine new designs are now available, and they are just what the customer ordered... literally. Folks have been asking for enlarged versions of some of the popular Tiny Peg Stamps. These new sizes are handy, not too large and not too small. Go crazy with the hand prints... decorate your refrigerator!
Tiny Peg Stamps
These are icon sized images, less than a half inch each, mounted on dowels. Perfect for when you want to add a spot of color to something but don't have time to really stamp!
There are 94 tiny images - see them all here!
Art Blog
Now in it's seventh year, the Meer Image blog continues to offer glimpses into the creative mind behind rubber stamp designs, animation films,drawings and lots more.
Customer Testimonials
"I received my stamp today and I love it. I really just wanted to thank you for your wonderful customer service. My husband and I were transferred to South Carolina 2 years ago and the word customer service is not used or practiced here. It was so nice to be apprised of the status of my order and to have it arrive when you said it would. If I ever need more stamps I will look to your company first. Thank you again for such professionalism."
Nan F., South Carolina, April 2004
Stamp Naked - a Customer Stamp Art Book Project
This book project is about pure rubber stamping, stripped down to the bare essentials, devoid of layers, glitter and goop, just rubber, paper and ink. It's also about the nude - artistic, beautiful, creative use of the human figure. Outstanding work will be published in a full color book.
