The Studio at Oz Collection Expands Introducing New Studio at Oz Goods: Journals, Mugs, Totes & Wearable Art

Shannon McClane
Feb 4
2 min read

Updated: 5 days ago

Something new has been unfolding quietly in the Studio.

Over the past few nights, I’ve been building a growing collection of everyday objects designed to carry a little piece of Oz out into the world — beyond the canvas, beyond the walls of the gallery, and into daily life.

I’m so excited to introduce a new wave of Studio at Oz products, including:

Storybook-inspired journals
Lantern mugs
Canvas tote bags
Soft apparel
Decorative pillows and home goods.

Each one is created as an extension of my artwork — a way for the world of Oz to become

something you can hold, use, and live with.

A Storybook You Can Write Inside

One of my favorite new pieces is this journal.

I used the main Studio at Oz lantern emblem — removing the background so it could rest beautifully against a deep black cover, like a night sky.

With its golden stars, swirling details, and quiet glow, it feels less like a notebook and more like an invitation:

A place to write your own stories. A place to keep your thoughts. A

small door into imagination.

This design captures what I love most about Oz — that sense of warmth, mystery, and timelessness.

A lantern in the dark — a journal made for stories, dreams, and quiet magic.

Mugs, Totes, and Small Everyday Portals

I’ve also been designing a full range of Oz goods meant to feel both magical and practical.

A mug becomes more than a mug when it carries a symbol from another world.

A tote bag becomes a traveling piece of art.

A simple t-shirt becomes wearable storytelling — a way to bring beauty into the ordinary.

These pieces are meant to feel nostalgic, old-world, and quietly enchanted… like something discovered in a forgotten shop at the edge of a lantern-lit forest.

Why This Collection Matters

The Studio at Oz has always been more than a place where paintings are made.

It’s a world.

And this new collection is part of a larger dream: to build a boutique of objects that feel meaningful — art you don’t just hang, but art you live alongside.

These new designs are early steps in that direction, and I’m loving the process of seeing Oz expand into home décor, paper goods, and wearable pieces.