The artist plaintiffs sell their enamel pins on their own independent sites as well as on third-party sites like Etsy.com and Tictail.com. Aware of similar copyright infringement scenarios, many ...

Pledges over $15 will receive one enamel pin, over $35 will receive three, over $50 will receive five, and donations exceeding $100 will receive 10 pins, hand-delivered by the artist anywhere in ...

Law & Politics Artists Slap Retailer Francesca’s With $4 Million Suit for Theft of Enamel Pin Designs The case involves fake accounts and a recalled email acknowledging wrongdoing.

We spoke with Kellie Taylor of emerging collectibles company Creepy Co. about growing enamel pins into a fan favorite. by Sean Hutchinson Sep. 16, 2016 Creepy Co.

Enamel pins are popular at music festivals, whether attendees buy them new or trade them with friends. Often, festivals sell their own unique pins each year, but individual artists do, too.

Madonna’s fans are loyal to a tee, creating top-notch merch that is just as creative as their favorite artist. With the news ...

More than 40 vendors s elling enamel pins, embroidered patches, and other forms of wearable art will fill Thalia Hall (1807 S. Allport St., Pilsen) this Sunday, October 14, for what will be the ...

Most new pins can be divided up into a few easily identified taxonomies: macabre and punk-inspired, artist-produced, and shamelessly internet-y with emojis, Simpsons characters, and pizza.

People really, really like enamel pins! It’s always surprising to me since enamel pins aren’t cheap to make and sell. I just started selling sticker sets, and those are really selling well, too.