Bread Clip Art

01/12/2026

Back in August of 2025 a new type of Bread Clip showed up:
These make good on the 'head and horns' image that fits the silhouette of the bread clip.
Taking advantage of the name these Zemblings are used be Sage like Air Tags. He clips Bread Tags where and when items need tracking.
This particular Grip Geist was given a bit too much attention and sprouted a body - swipe to see.
This face may have been inspired by

02/21/2023

My initial idea to draw flamingos on a bread clip was to be done on a pink clip, but the patron requested it be done on an extra large bread clip. Also, it is to be a gift for someone who will be using it on a keychain and I knew the drawing would rub off. So, this is my first time to inscribe lines into the plastic!
These larger clips come in at a whopping 1 & 3/8 in by 1 & 5/8 in. Swipe to see a comparison.

*New Design* Design Number 62 Issue Number 1.
Did you know a group of flamingos is called a flamboyance?!

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See the full collection:
1. People donate used bread clips that otherwise would have gone to the landfill
2. The artist treats it like a canvas inking in a work of art
3. The art is purchased, diverted from a landfill - a small token of prevention
4. For each bread tag sold, the artist pulls a pound of trash from creeks in Austin - a pound of cure. With this commission, we are at 36 POUNDS AND COUNTING...

04/12/2020

AUSTIN ARTIST OPPORTUNITY!
The Austin Chronicle understands that many artists and creatives are likely facing an unknown economic future during this COVID-19 crisis and we'd like to help.

So we are going to do a very quick turn around The Austin Chronicle coloring book, and will split the proceeds with the illustrators who have material inside.

The Austin Chronicle understands that many artists and creatives are likely facing an unknown economic future during this COVID-19 crisis and we'd like to help.

03/05/2020

What is happening?! The Bread Clip Art craze is catching on. We are honored to be called out by these two amazingly creative people with 2 never-before-seen designs. Thank you for following along on this adventure of we couldn't do it without you.
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See the full collection:
1. People donate used bread clips that otherwise would have gone to the landfill
2. The artist treats it like a canvas inking in a work of art
3. The art is purchased, diverted from a landfill - a small token of prevention
4. For each bread tag sold ($40), the artist pulls a pound of trash from creeks in Austin - a pound of cure. 36 POUNDS AND COUNTING...




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02/21/2020

A bread clip contribution from Pennsylvania has arrived in the mail once again! has sent the project 36 canvases to draw upon. Even better, there is a bonus 2 bread clips that have been turned into works of art - one, my design, the other, one she invented! A huge thank you to Theresa as this is what keeps this project going. We are honored to have our first fan art!
Proud to have pulled 36 pounds of trash from Austin's creeks!
Link in Bio to purchase your very own work of art for $40 or DM for a commission. See more

1. People donate used bread clips that otherwise would have gone to the landfill
2. The artist treats it like a canvas and draws on it turning it into a work of art
3. The art is purchased, diverted from a landfill - a small token of prevention
4. For each bread tag sold, the artist pulls a pound of trash from creeks in Austin - a pound of cure.
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02/17/2020

New Release! Design Number 62.
I received a package of fine point Sharpie markers for Christmas and decided to use them in some way. This rainbow is the result. The clouds are made from the outlying nibs.


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#🍞📎🎨
See the full collection:
1. People donate used bread clips that otherwise would have gone to the landfill
2. The artist treats it like a canvas inking in a work of art
3. The art is purchased, diverted from a landfill - a small token of prevention
4. For each bread tag sold ($40), the artist pulls a pound of trash from creeks in Austin - a pound of cure. 36 POUNDS AND COUNTING...



@ The Clouds Above

02/14/2020

First, the owners of DeSanos and now the owner of Around the Clock Bailbonds own this design! Design 22 Issue 6 called "Mugshot". I was commissioned to create this piece for Mr. Zavala's birthday. This brings the project to 36 pounds cleaned up out Austin's creeks.
See the full collection: #🍞📎🎨
1. People donate used bread clips that otherwise would have gone to the landfill
2. The artist treats it like a canvas inking in a work of art
3. The art is purchased, diverted from a landfill - a small token of prevention
4. For each bread tag sold, the artist pulls a pound of trash from creeks in Austin - a pound of cure.







@ Around the Clock Bail Bonds

12/22/2019

A selection from the trinket drawer. This piece was commissioned as a set of 6 in one shadow box and takes the project to 30 lbs of trash picked up out of Austin creeks!
Left to right top to bottom:
1. Circuit of the Americas
2. Batman turns 80
3. 6 point buck
4. On the chapel steps
5. Love birds
6. Chef Showdown
See the full collection: #🍞📎🎨
1. People donate used bread clips that otherwise would have gone to the landfill
2. The artist treats it like a canvas inking in a work of art
3. The art is purchased, diverted from a landfill - a small token of prevention
4. For each bread tag sold, the artist pulls a pound of trash from creeks in Austin - a pound of cure.






@ Austin, Texas

12/22/2019

Thank you Grace Lee for your support over the many years! Your purchase of design 51 issue 1 "Cave Exploration" took the project to 24 pounds!
This was from the second weekend of the East Austin Studio Tour.

See the full collection: #🍞📎🎨
1. People donate used bread clips that otherwise would have gone to the landfill
2. The artist treats it like a canvas inking in a work of art
3. The art is purchased, diverted from a landfill - a small token of prevention
4. For each bread tag sold, the artist pulls a pound of trash from creeks in Austin - a pound of cure.






@ Crypto Art Gallery

12/22/2019

"Angsty" design 20 issue 2. Commission complete for William "Biggie" Williams. This takes the project to 23 pounds!
It's the red balloon from Banksy's famous image. One of the visitors to the East Austin Studio Tour said it reminded them of the red balloon from It.
See the full collection: #🍞📎🎨
1. People donate used bread clips that otherwise would have gone to the landfill
2. The artist treats it like a canvas inking in a work of art
3. The art is purchased, diverted from a landfill - a small token of prevention
4. For each bread tag sold, the artist pulls a pound of trash from creeks in Austin - a pound of cure.
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@ Crypto Art Gallery

12/22/2019

We missed the photo opportunity with Jacqueline and Javier, but this couple purchased the Mandala design on their two-year anniversary from the first weekend of the East Austin Studio Tour! Design 38 issue 1. This took the project to 21 pounds - Thank you.
See the full collection: #🍞📎🎨
1. People donate used bread clips that otherwise would have gone to the landfill
2. The artist treats it like a canvas inking in a work of art
3. The art is purchased, diverted from a landfill - a small token of prevention
4. For each bread tag sold, the artist pulls a pound of trash from creeks in Austin - a pound of cure.
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@ Crypto Art Gallery

12/22/2019

Thank you Tom & Orlando for always supporting this project! Your purchase of design 20 issue 1 "Two Tenors Entangled" took the project to 20 pounds!
This was from the first weekend of the East Austin Studio Tour.

Also, to all those who've purchased art work and for following along on this adventure, much gratitude!

See the full collection: #🍞📎🎨
1. People donate used bread clips that otherwise would have gone to the landfill
2. The artist treats it like a canvas inking in a work of art
3. The art is purchased, diverted from a landfill - a small token of prevention
4. For each bread tag sold, the artist pulls a pound of trash from creeks in Austin - a pound of cure.






@ Crypto Art Gallery