still crazy after all these weirs
About Stacey Weir
﷯The quintessential "artist from a young age," Stacey Weir is a Graphic Designer, Web Designer and Art Historian who has had a passion for art since the completion of her first "Masterpiece" at the age of four—forever affectionately known by her family as "Grape Juice on the Floor" (NOT pictured here). An Advertising Design Major throughout High School and her first year of College, turned Art Historian, turned Graphic/Web Designer, Stacey has taught art history at multiple Long Island, New York Colleges while continuing to produce freelance Graphic Design Work professionally, since 2003. In 2008, Stacey also started two e-commerce t-shirt and apparel companies—Xtremescenestuff.com and Craft-t-stuff.com —which are still going strong today. In 2015, she returned to Farmingdale State College to complete the Visual Communications degree she first began to pursue twenty years earlier. She is anticipating her graduation in May 2018. Married to her beloved husband since 2003 and a "Mom" since the birth of her daughter in 2006 and her son in 2010, Stacey and her husband have had their share of the trials and tribulations of life as both husband and wife and as parents. "The road of life" has certainly lead Stacey and her husband--not to mention at times their parents and a few other extended family members as well--into many then-harrowing, but now in hindsight, humorous situations. Furthermore, with their parents making their way through their seventies, Stacey and her husband fear more tough days ahead. However, even through the down times, as a family they always managed to retain their sense of humor, getting by on laughter whenever possible—regardless of whether or not it may have been entirely appropriate at the time! “Weir Alright” was born out of this sense of humor and the many funny conversations Creator, Stacey Weir, found herself frequently having with the members of her beloved family that would draw hearty laughs when shared with other family members and friends. Realizing that her life and the many humorous—and sometimes not-so-humorous—things that happen in it were very relatable for others (who seem to enjoy the parallels with their own lives), Stacey decided to take the advice of the many who encouraged her to turn her anecdotes into a comic strip and do just that! With over two hundred individual narratives to date and counting, “Weir Alright” is well on track to providing its audience with a chuckle-a-day (So stay tuned!). In so doing, Stacey hopes to help her audience learn to laugh just a little more and hopefully not take themselves too seriously. As she often jokes, “If you can’t laugh at yourself…”
still crazy after all these weirs
About Stacey Weir ﷯The quintessential "artist from a young age," Stacey Weir is a Graphic Designer, Web Designer and Art Historian who has had a passion for art since the completion of her first "Masterpiece" at the age of four—forever affectionately known by her family as "Grape Juice on the Floor" (NOT pictured here). An Advertising Design Major throughout High School and her first year of College, turned Art Historian, turned Graphic/Web Designer, Stacey has taught art history at multiple Long Island, New York Colleges while continuing to produce freelance Graphic Design Work professionally, since 2003. In 2008, Stacey also started two e-commerce t-shirt and apparel companies—Xtremescenestuff.com and Craft-t-stuff.com —which are still going strong today. In 2015, she returned to Farmingdale State College to complete the Visual Communications degree she first began to pursue twenty years earlier. She is anticipating her graduation in May 2018. Married to her beloved husband since 2003 and a "Mom" since the birth of her daughter in 2006 and her son in 2010, Stacey and her husband have had their share of the trials and tribulations of life as both husband and wife and as parents. "The road of life" has certainly lead Stacey and her husband--not to mention at times their parents and a few other extended family members as well--into many then-harrowing, but now in hindsight, humorous situations. Furthermore, with their parents making their way through their seventies, Stacey and her husband fear more tough days ahead. However, even through the down times, as a family they always managed to retain their sense of humor, getting by on laughter whenever possible—regardless of whether or not it may have been entirely appropriate at the time! “Weir Alright” was born out of this sense of humor and the many funny conversations Creator, Stacey Weir, found herself frequently having with the members of her beloved family that would draw hearty laughs when shared with other family members and friends. Realizing that her life and the many humorous—and sometimes not-so-humorous—things that happen in it were very relatable for others (who seem to enjoy the parallels with their own lives), Stacey decided to take the advice of the many who encouraged her to turn her anecdotes into a comic strip and do just that! With over two hundred individual narratives to date and counting, “Weir Alright” is well on track to providing its audience with a chuckle-a-day (So stay tuned!). In so doing, Stacey hopes to help her audience learn to laugh just a little more and hopefully not take themselves too seriously. As she often jokes, “If you can’t laugh at yourself…”
still crazy after all these weirs
About Stacey Weir ﷯The quintessential "artist from a young age," Stacey Weir is a Graphic Designer, Web Designer and Art Historian who has had a passion for art since the completion of her first "Masterpiece" at the age of four—forever affectionately known by her family as "Grape Juice on the Floor" (NOT pictured here). An Advertising Design Major throughout High School and her first year of College, turned Art Historian, turned Graphic/Web Designer, Stacey has taught art history at multiple Long Island, New York Colleges while continuing to produce freelance Graphic Design Work professionally, since 2003. In 2008, Stacey also started two e-commerce t-shirt and apparel companies—Xtremescenestuff.com and Craft-t-stuff.com —which are still going strong today. In 2015, she returned to Farmingdale State College to complete the Visual Communications degree she first began to pursue twenty years earlier. She is anticipating her graduation in May 2018. Married to her beloved husband since 2003 and a "Mom" since the birth of her daughter in 2006 and her son in 2010, Stacey and her husband have had their share of the trials and tribulations of life as both husband and wife and as parents. "The road of life" has certainly lead Stacey and her husband--not to mention at times their parents and a few other extended family members as well--into many then-harrowing, but now in hindsight, humorous situations. Furthermore, with their parents making their way through their seventies, Stacey and her husband fear more tough days ahead. However, even through the down times, as a family they always managed to retain their sense of humor, getting by on laughter whenever possible—regardless of whether or not it may have been entirely appropriate at the time! “Weir Alright” was born out of this sense of humor and the many funny conversations Creator, Stacey Weir, found herself frequently having with the members of her beloved family that would draw hearty laughs when shared with other family members and friends. Realizing that her life and the many humorous—and sometimes not-so-humorous—things that happen in it were very relatable for others (who seem to enjoy the parallels with their own lives), Stacey decided to take the advice of the many who encouraged her to turn her anecdotes into a comic strip and do just that! With over two hundred individual narratives to date and counting, “Weir Alright” is well on track to providing its audience with a chuckle-a-day (So stay tuned!). In so doing, Stacey hopes to help her audience learn to laugh just a little more and hopefully not take themselves too seriously. As she often jokes, “If you can’t laugh at yourself…”
still crazy after all these weirs
About Stacey Weir ﷯The quintessential "artist from a young age," Stacey Weir is a Graphic Designer, Web Designer and Art Historian who has had a passion for art since the completion of her first "Masterpiece" at the age of four—forever affectionately known by her family as "Grape Juice on the Floor" (NOT pictured here). An Advertising Design Major throughout High School and her first year of College, turned Art Historian, turned Graphic/Web Designer, Stacey has taught art history at multiple Long Island, New York Colleges while continuing to produce freelance Graphic Design Work professionally, since 2003. In 2008, Stacey also started two e-commerce t-shirt and apparel companies—Xtremescenestuff.com and Craft-t-stuff.com —which are still going strong today. In 2015, she returned to Farmingdale State College to complete the Visual Communications degree she first began to pursue twenty years earlier. She is anticipating her graduation in May 2018. Married to her beloved husband since 2003 and a "Mom" since the birth of her daughter in 2006 and her son in 2010, Stacey and her husband have had their share of the trials and tribulations of life as both husband and wife and as parents. "The road of life" has certainly lead Stacey and her husband--not to mention at times their parents and a few other extended family members as well--into many then-harrowing, but now in hindsight, humorous situations. Furthermore, with their parents making their way through their seventies, Stacey and her husband fear more tough days ahead. However, even through the down times, as a family they always managed to retain their sense of humor, getting by on laughter whenever possible—regardless of whether or not it may have been entirely appropriate at the time! “Weir Alright” was born out of this sense of humor and the many funny conversations Creator, Stacey Weir, found herself frequently having with the members of her beloved family that would draw hearty laughs when shared with other family members and friends. Realizing that her life and the many humorous—and sometimes not-so-humorous—things that happen in it were very relatable for others (who seem to enjoy the parallels with their own lives), Stacey decided to take the advice of the many who encouraged her to turn her anecdotes into a comic strip and do just that! With over two hundred individual narratives to date and counting, “Weir Alright” is well on track to providing its audience with a chuckle-a-day (So stay tuned!). In so doing, Stacey hopes to help her audience learn to laugh just a little more and hopefully not take themselves too seriously. As she often jokes, “If you can’t laugh at yourself…”
still crazy after all these weirs
About Stacey Weir ﷯The quintessential "artist from a young age," Stacey Weir is a Graphic Designer, Web Designer and Art Historian who has had a passion for art since the completion of her first "Masterpiece" at the age of four—forever affectionately known by her family as "Grape Juice on the Floor" (NOT pictured here). An Advertising Design Major throughout High School and her first year of College, turned Art Historian, turned Graphic/Web Designer, Stacey has taught art history at multiple Long Island, New York Colleges while continuing to produce freelance Graphic Design Work professionally, since 2003. In 2008, Stacey also started two e-commerce t-shirt and apparel companies—Xtremescenestuff.com and Craft-t-stuff.com —which are still going strong today. In 2015, she returned to Farmingdale State College to complete the Visual Communications degree she first began to pursue twenty years earlier. She is anticipating her graduation in May 2018. Married to her beloved husband since 2003 and a "Mom" since the birth of her daughter in 2006 and her son in 2010, Stacey and her husband have had their share of the trials and tribulations of life as both husband and wife and as parents. "The road of life" has certainly lead Stacey and her husband--not to mention at times their parents and a few other extended family members as well--into many then-harrowing, but now in hindsight, humorous situations. Furthermore, with their parents making their way through their seventies, Stacey and her husband fear more tough days ahead. However, even through the down times, as a family they always managed to retain their sense of humor, getting by on laughter whenever possible—regardless of whether or not it may have been entirely appropriate at the time! “Weir Alright” was born out of this sense of humor and the many funny conversations Creator, Stacey Weir, found herself frequently having with the members of her beloved family that would draw hearty laughs when shared with other family members and friends. Realizing that her life and the many humorous—and sometimes not-so-humorous—things that happen in it were very relatable for others (who seem to enjoy the parallels with their own lives), Stacey decided to take the advice of the many who encouraged her to turn her anecdotes into a comic strip and do just that! With over two hundred individual narratives to date and counting, “Weir Alright” is well on track to providing its audience with a chuckle-a-day (So stay tuned!). In so doing, Stacey hopes to help her audience learn to laugh just a little more and hopefully not take themselves too seriously. As she often jokes, “If you can’t laugh at yourself…”
still crazy after all these weirs
About Stacey Weir
﷯The quintessential "artist from a young age," Stacey Weir is a Graphic Designer, Web Designer and Art Historian who has had a passion for art since the completion of her first "Masterpiece" at the age of four—forever affectionately known by her family as "Grape Juice on the Floor" (NOT pictured here). An Advertising Design Major throughout High School and her first year of College, turned Art Historian, turned Graphic/Web Designer, Stacey has taught art history at multiple Long Island, New York Colleges while continuing to produce freelance Graphic Design Work professionally, since 2003. In 2008, Stacey also started two e-commerce t-shirt and apparel companies—Xtremescenestuff.com and Craft-t-stuff.com —which are still going strong today. In 2015, she returned to Farmingdale State College to complete the Visual Communications degree she first began to pursue twenty years earlier. She is anticipating her graduation in May 2018. Married to her beloved husband since 2003 and a "Mom" since the birth of her daughter in 2006 and her son in 2010, Stacey and her husband have had their share of the trials and tribulations of life as both husband and wife and as parents. "The road of life" has certainly lead Stacey and her husband--not to mention at times their parents and a few other extended family members as well--into many then-harrowing, but now in hindsight, humorous situations. Furthermore, with their parents making their way through their seventies, Stacey and her husband fear more tough days ahead. However, even through the down times, as a family they always managed to retain their sense of humor, getting by on laughter whenever possible—regardless of whether or not it may have been entirely appropriate at the time! “Weir Alright” was born out of this sense of humor and the many funny conversations Creator, Stacey Weir, found herself frequently having with the members of her beloved family that would draw hearty laughs when shared with other family members and friends. Realizing that her life and the many humorous—and sometimes not-so-humorous—things that happen in it were very relatable for others (who seem to enjoy the parallels with their own lives), Stacey decided to take the advice of the many who encouraged her to turn her anecdotes into a comic strip and do just that! With over two hundred individual narratives to date and counting, “Weir Alright” is well on track to providing its audience with a chuckle-a-day (So stay tuned!). In so doing, Stacey hopes to help her audience learn to laugh just a little more and hopefully not take themselves too seriously. As she often jokes, “If you can’t laugh at yourself…”
still crazy after all these weirs
About Stacey Weir
﷯The quintessential "artist from a young age," Stacey Weir is a Graphic Designer, Web Designer and Art Historian who has had a passion for art since the completion of her first "Masterpiece" at the age of four—forever affectionately known by her family as "Grape Juice on the Floor" (NOT pictured here). An Advertising Design Major throughout High School and her first year of College, turned Art Historian, turned Graphic/Web Designer, Stacey has taught art history at multiple Long Island, New York Colleges while continuing to produce freelance Graphic Design Work professionally, since 2003. In 2008, Stacey also started two e-commerce t-shirt and apparel companies—Xtremescenestuff.com and Craft-t-stuff.com —which are still going strong today. In 2015, she returned to Farmingdale State College to complete the Visual Communications degree she first began to pursue twenty years earlier. She is anticipating her graduation in May 2018. Married to her beloved husband since 2003 and a "Mom" since the birth of her daughter in 2006 and her son in 2010, Stacey and her husband have had their share of the trials and tribulations of life as both husband and wife and as parents. "The road of life" has certainly lead Stacey and her husband--not to mention at times their parents and a few other extended family members as well--into many then-harrowing, but now in hindsight, humorous situations. Furthermore, with their parents making their way through their seventies, Stacey and her husband fear more tough days ahead. However, even through the down times, as a family they always managed to retain their sense of humor, getting by on laughter whenever possible—regardless of whether or not it may have been entirely appropriate at the time! “Weir Alright” was born out of this sense of humor and the many funny conversations Creator, Stacey Weir, found herself frequently having with the members of her beloved family that would draw hearty laughs when shared with other family members and friends. Realizing that her life and the many humorous—and sometimes not-so-humorous—things that happen in it were very relatable for others (who seem to enjoy the parallels with their own lives), Stacey decided to take the advice of the many who encouraged her to turn her anecdotes into a comic strip and do just that! With over two hundred individual narratives to date and counting, “Weir Alright” is well on track to providing its audience with a chuckle-a-day (So stay tuned!). In so doing, Stacey hopes to help her audience learn to laugh just a little more and hopefully not take themselves too seriously. As she often jokes, “If you can’t laugh at yourself…”
still crazy after all these weirs
About Stacey Weir
﷯The quintessential "artist from a young age," Stacey Weir is a Graphic Designer, Web Designer and Art Historian who has had a passion for art since the completion of her first "Masterpiece" at the age of four—forever affectionately known by her family as "Grape Juice on the Floor" (NOT pictured here). An Advertising Design Major throughout High School and her first year of College, turned Art Historian, turned Graphic/Web Designer, Stacey has taught art history at multiple Long Island, New York Colleges while continuing to produce freelance Graphic Design Work professionally, since 2003. In 2008, Stacey also started two e-commerce t-shirt and apparel companies—Xtremescenestuff.com and Craft-t-stuff.com —which are still going strong today. In 2015, she returned to Farmingdale State College to complete the Visual Communications degree she first began to pursue twenty years earlier. She is anticipating her graduation in May 2018. Married to her beloved husband since 2003 and a "Mom" since the birth of her daughter in 2006 and her son in 2010, Stacey and her husband have had their share of the trials and tribulations of life as both husband and wife and as parents. "The road of life" has certainly lead Stacey and her husband--not to mention at times their parents and a few other extended family members as well--into many then-harrowing, but now in hindsight, humorous situations. Furthermore, with their parents making their way through their seventies, Stacey and her husband fear more tough days ahead. However, even through the down times, as a family they always managed to retain their sense of humor, getting by on laughter whenever possible—regardless of whether or not it may have been entirely appropriate at the time! “Weir Alright” was born out of this sense of humor and the many funny conversations Creator, Stacey Weir, found herself frequently having with the members of her beloved family that would draw hearty laughs when shared with other family members and friends. Realizing that her life and the many humorous—and sometimes not-so-humorous—things that happen in it were very relatable for others (who seem to enjoy the parallels with their own lives), Stacey decided to take the advice of the many who encouraged her to turn her anecdotes into a comic strip and do just that! With over two hundred individual narratives to date and counting, “Weir Alright” is well on track to providing its audience with a chuckle-a-day (So stay tuned!). In so doing, Stacey hopes to help her audience learn to laugh just a little more and hopefully not take themselves too seriously. As she often jokes, “If you can’t laugh at yourself…”
still crazy after all these weirs
About Stacey Weir
﷯The quintessential "artist from a young age," Stacey Weir is a Graphic Designer, Web Designer and Art Historian who has had a passion for art since the completion of her first "Masterpiece" at the age of four—forever affectionately known by her family as "Grape Juice on the Floor" (NOT pictured here). An Advertising Design Major throughout High School and her first year of College, turned Art Historian, turned Graphic/Web Designer, Stacey has taught art history at multiple Long Island, New York Colleges while continuing to produce freelance Graphic Design Work professionally, since 2003. In 2008, Stacey also started two e-commerce t-shirt and apparel companies—Xtremescenestuff.com and Craft-t-stuff.com —which are still going strong today. In 2015, she returned to Farmingdale State College to complete the Visual Communications degree she first began to pursue twenty years earlier. She is anticipating her graduation in May 2018. Married to her beloved husband since 2003 and a "Mom" since the birth of her daughter in 2006 and her son in 2010, Stacey and her husband have had their share of the trials and tribulations of life as both husband and wife and as parents. "The road of life" has certainly lead Stacey and her husband--not to mention at times their parents and a few other extended family members as well--into many then-harrowing, but now in hindsight, humorous situations. Furthermore, with their parents making their way through their seventies, Stacey and her husband fear more tough days ahead. However, even through the down times, as a family they always managed to retain their sense of humor, getting by on laughter whenever possible—regardless of whether or not it may have been entirely appropriate at the time! “Weir Alright” was born out of this sense of humor and the many funny conversations Creator, Stacey Weir, found herself frequently having with the members of her beloved family that would draw hearty laughs when shared with other family members and friends. Realizing that her life and the many humorous—and sometimes not-so-humorous—things that happen in it were very relatable for others (who seem to enjoy the parallels with their own lives), Stacey decided to take the advice of the many who encouraged her to turn her anecdotes into a comic strip and do just that! With over two hundred individual narratives to date and counting, “Weir Alright” is well on track to providing its audience with a chuckle-a-day (So stay tuned!). In so doing, Stacey hopes to help her audience learn to laugh just a little more and hopefully not take themselves too seriously. As she often jokes, “If you can’t laugh at yourself…”
still crazy after all these weirs
About Stacey Weir
﷯The quintessential "artist from a young age," Stacey Weir is a Graphic Designer, Web Designer and Art Historian who has had a passion for art since the completion of her first "Masterpiece" at the age of four—forever affectionately known by her family as "Grape Juice on the Floor" (NOT pictured here). An Advertising Design Major throughout High School and her first year of College, turned Art Historian, turned Graphic/Web Designer, Stacey has taught art history at multiple Long Island, New York Colleges while continuing to produce freelance Graphic Design Work professionally, since 2003. In 2008, Stacey also started two e-commerce t-shirt and apparel companies—Xtremescenestuff.com and Craft-t-stuff.com —which are still going strong today. In 2015, she returned to Farmingdale State College to complete the Visual Communications degree she first began to pursue twenty years earlier. She is anticipating her graduation in May 2018. Married to her beloved husband since 2003 and a "Mom" since the birth of her daughter in 2006 and her son in 2010, Stacey and her husband have had their share of the trials and tribulations of life as both husband and wife and as parents. "The road of life" has certainly lead Stacey and her husband--not to mention at times their parents and a few other extended family members as well--into many then-harrowing, but now in hindsight, humorous situations. Furthermore, with their parents making their way through their seventies, Stacey and her husband fear more tough days ahead. However, even through the down times, as a family they always managed to retain their sense of humor, getting by on laughter whenever possible—regardless of whether or not it may have been entirely appropriate at the time! “Weir Alright” was born out of this sense of humor and the many funny conversations Creator, Stacey Weir, found herself frequently having with the members of her beloved family that would draw hearty laughs when shared with other family members and friends. Realizing that her life and the many humorous—and sometimes not-so-humorous—things that happen in it were very relatable for others (who seem to enjoy the parallels with their own lives), Stacey decided to take the advice of the many who encouraged her to turn her anecdotes into a comic strip and do just that! With over two hundred individual narratives to date and counting, “Weir Alright” is well on track to providing its audience with a chuckle-a-day (So stay tuned!). In so doing, Stacey hopes to help her audience learn to laugh just a little more and hopefully not take themselves too seriously. As she often jokes, “If you can’t laugh at yourself…”
still crazy after all these weirs
About Stacey Weir
﷯The quintessential "artist from a young age," Stacey Weir is a Graphic Designer, Web Designer and Art Historian who has had a passion for art since the completion of her first "Masterpiece" at the age of four—forever affectionately known by her family as "Grape Juice on the Floor" (NOT pictured here). An Advertising Design Major throughout High School and her first year of College, turned Art Historian, turned Graphic/Web Designer, Stacey has taught art history at multiple Long Island, New York Colleges while continuing to produce freelance Graphic Design Work professionally, since 2003. In 2008, Stacey also started two e-commerce t-shirt and apparel companies—Xtremescenestuff.com and Craft-t-stuff.com —which are still going strong today. In 2015, she returned to Farmingdale State College to complete the Visual Communications degree she first began to pursue twenty years earlier. She is anticipating her graduation in May 2018. Married to her beloved husband since 2003 and a "Mom" since the birth of her daughter in 2006 and her son in 2010, Stacey and her husband have had their share of the trials and tribulations of life as both husband and wife and as parents. "The road of life" has certainly lead Stacey and her husband--not to mention at times their parents and a few other extended family members as well--into many then-harrowing, but now in hindsight, humorous situations. Furthermore, with their parents making their way through their seventies, Stacey and her husband fear more tough days ahead. However, even through the down times, as a family they always managed to retain their sense of humor, getting by on laughter whenever possible—regardless of whether or not it may have been entirely appropriate at the time! “Weir Alright” was born out of this sense of humor and the many funny conversations Creator, Stacey Weir, found herself frequently having with the members of her beloved family that would draw hearty laughs when shared with other family members and friends. Realizing that her life and the many humorous—and sometimes not-so-humorous—things that happen in it were very relatable for others (who seem to enjoy the parallels with their own lives), Stacey decided to take the advice of the many who encouraged her to turn her anecdotes into a comic strip and do just that! With over two hundred individual narratives to date and counting, “Weir Alright” is well on track to providing its audience with a chuckle-a-day (So stay tuned!). In so doing, Stacey hopes to help her audience learn to laugh just a little more and hopefully not take themselves too seriously. As she often jokes, “If you can’t laugh at yourself…”
still crazy after all these weirs
About Stacey Weir
﷯The quintessential "artist from a young age," Stacey Weir is a Graphic Designer, Web Designer and Art Historian who has had a passion for art since the completion of her first "Masterpiece" at the age of four—forever affectionately known by her family as "Grape Juice on the Floor" (NOT pictured here). An Advertising Design Major throughout High School and her first year of College, turned Art Historian, turned Graphic/Web Designer, Stacey has taught art history at multiple Long Island, New York Colleges while continuing to produce freelance Graphic Design Work professionally, since 2003. In 2008, Stacey also started two e-commerce t-shirt and apparel companies—Xtremescenestuff.com and Craft-t-stuff.com —which are still going strong today. In 2015, she returned to Farmingdale State College to complete the Visual Communications degree she first began to pursue twenty years earlier. She is anticipating her graduation in May 2018. Married to her beloved husband since 2003 and a "Mom" since the birth of her daughter in 2006 and her son in 2010, Stacey and her husband have had their share of the trials and tribulations of life as both husband and wife and as parents. "The road of life" has certainly lead Stacey and her husband--not to mention at times their parents and a few other extended family members as well--into many then-harrowing, but now in hindsight, humorous situations. Furthermore, with their parents making their way through their seventies, Stacey and her husband fear more tough days ahead. However, even through the down times, as a family they always managed to retain their sense of humor, getting by on laughter whenever possible—regardless of whether or not it may have been entirely appropriate at the time! “Weir Alright” was born out of this sense of humor and the many funny conversations Creator, Stacey Weir, found herself frequently having with the members of her beloved family that would draw hearty laughs when shared with other family members and friends. Realizing that her life and the many humorous—and sometimes not-so-humorous—things that happen in it were very relatable for others (who seem to enjoy the parallels with their own lives), Stacey decided to take the advice of the many who encouraged her to turn her anecdotes into a comic strip and do just that! With over two hundred individual narratives to date and counting, “Weir Alright” is well on track to providing its audience with a chuckle-a-day (So stay tuned!). In so doing, Stacey hopes to help her audience learn to laugh just a little more and hopefully not take themselves too seriously. As she often jokes, “If you can’t laugh at yourself…”
still crazy after all these weirs
About Stacey Weir
﷯The quintessential "artist from a young age," Stacey Weir is a Graphic Designer, Web Designer and Art Historian who has had a passion for art since the completion of her first "Masterpiece" at the age of four—forever affectionately known by her family as "Grape Juice on the Floor" (NOT pictured here). An Advertising Design Major throughout High School and her first year of College, turned Art Historian, turned Graphic/Web Designer, Stacey has taught art history at multiple Long Island, New York Colleges while continuing to produce freelance Graphic Design Work professionally, since 2003. In 2008, Stacey also started two e-commerce t-shirt and apparel companies—Xtremescenestuff.com and Craft-t-stuff.com —which are still going strong today. In 2015, she returned to Farmingdale State College to complete the Visual Communications degree she first began to pursue twenty years earlier. She is anticipating her graduation in May 2018. Married to her beloved husband since 2003 and a "Mom" since the birth of her daughter in 2006 and her son in 2010, Stacey and her husband have had their share of the trials and tribulations of life as both husband and wife and as parents. "The road of life" has certainly lead Stacey and her husband--not to mention at times their parents and a few other extended family members as well--into many then-harrowing, but now in hindsight, humorous situations. Furthermore, with their parents making their way through their seventies, Stacey and her husband fear more tough days ahead. However, even through the down times, as a family they always managed to retain their sense of humor, getting by on laughter whenever possible—regardless of whether or not it may have been entirely appropriate at the time! “Weir Alright” was born out of this sense of humor and the many funny conversations Creator, Stacey Weir, found herself frequently having with the members of her beloved family that would draw hearty laughs when shared with other family members and friends. Realizing that her life and the many humorous—and sometimes not-so-humorous—things that happen in it were very relatable for others (who seem to enjoy the parallels with their own lives), Stacey decided to take the advice of the many who encouraged her to turn her anecdotes into a comic strip and do just that! With over two hundred individual narratives to date and counting, “Weir Alright” is well on track to providing its audience with a chuckle-a-day (So stay tuned!). In so doing, Stacey hopes to help her audience learn to laugh just a little more and hopefully not take themselves too seriously. As she often jokes, “If you can’t laugh at yourself…”
still crazy after all these weirs
About Stacey Weir
﷯The quintessential "artist from a young age," Stacey Weir is a Graphic Designer, Web Designer and Art Historian who has had a passion for art since the completion of her first "Masterpiece" at the age of four—forever affectionately known by her family as "Grape Juice on the Floor" (NOT pictured here). An Advertising Design Major throughout High School and her first year of College, turned Art Historian, turned Graphic/Web Designer, Stacey has taught art history at multiple Long Island, New York Colleges while continuing to produce freelance Graphic Design Work professionally, since 2003. In 2008, Stacey also started two e-commerce t-shirt and apparel companies—Xtremescenestuff.com and Craft-t-stuff.com —which are still going strong today. In 2015, she returned to Farmingdale State College to complete the Visual Communications degree she first began to pursue twenty years earlier. She is anticipating her graduation in May 2018. Married to her beloved husband since 2003 and a "Mom" since the birth of her daughter in 2006 and her son in 2010, Stacey and her husband have had their share of the trials and tribulations of life as both husband and wife and as parents. "The road of life" has certainly lead Stacey and her husband--not to mention at times their parents and a few other extended family members as well--into many then-harrowing, but now in hindsight, humorous situations. Furthermore, with their parents making their way through their seventies, Stacey and her husband fear more tough days ahead. However, even through the down times, as a family they always managed to retain their sense of humor, getting by on laughter whenever possible—regardless of whether or not it may have been entirely appropriate at the time! “Weir Alright” was born out of this sense of humor and the many funny conversations Creator, Stacey Weir, found herself frequently having with the members of her beloved family that would draw hearty laughs when shared with other family members and friends. Realizing that her life and the many humorous—and sometimes not-so-humorous—things that happen in it were very relatable for others (who seem to enjoy the parallels with their own lives), Stacey decided to take the advice of the many who encouraged her to turn her anecdotes into a comic strip and do just that! With over two hundred individual narratives to date and counting, “Weir Alright” is well on track to providing its audience with a chuckle-a-day (So stay tuned!). In so doing, Stacey hopes to help her audience learn to laugh just a little more and hopefully not take themselves too seriously. As she often jokes, “If you can’t laugh at yourself…”
still crazy after all these weirs
About Stacey Weir
﷯The quintessential "artist from a young age," Stacey Weir is a Graphic Designer, Web Designer and Art Historian who has had a passion for art since the completion of her first "Masterpiece" at the age of four—forever affectionately known by her family as "Grape Juice on the Floor" (NOT pictured here). An Advertising Design Major throughout High School and her first year of College, turned Art Historian, turned Graphic/Web Designer, Stacey has taught art history at multiple Long Island, New York Colleges while continuing to produce freelance Graphic Design Work professionally, since 2003. In 2008, Stacey also started two e-commerce t-shirt and apparel companies—Xtremescenestuff.com and Craft-t-stuff.com —which are still going strong today. In 2015, she returned to Farmingdale State College to complete the Visual Communications degree she first began to pursue twenty years earlier. She is anticipating her graduation in May 2018. Married to her beloved husband since 2003 and a Mom since the birth of her daughter in 2006 and her son in 2010, Stacey and her husband have had their share of the trials and tribulations of life as both husband and wife and as parents. "The road of life" has certainly lead Stacey and her husband--not to mention at times their parents and a few other extended family members as well--into many then-harrowing, but now in hindsight, humorous situations. Furthermore, with their parents making their way through their seventies, Stacey and her husband fear more tough days ahead. However, even through the down times, as a family they always managed to retain their sense of humor, getting by on laughter whenever possible—regardless of whether or not it may have been entirely appropriate at the time! “Weir Alright” was born out of this sense of humor and the many funny conversations Creator, Stacey Weir, found herself frequently having with the members of her beloved family that would draw hearty laughs when shared with other family members and friends. Realizing that her life and the many humorous—and sometimes not-so-humorous—things that happen in it were very relatable for others (who seem to enjoy the parallels with their own lives), Stacey decided to take the advice of the many who encouraged her to turn her anecdotes into a comic strip and do just that! With over two hundred individual narratives to date and counting, “Weir Alright” is well on track to providing its audience with a chuckle-a-day (So stay tuned!). In so doing, Stacey hopes to help her audience learn to laugh just a little more and hopefully not take themselves too seriously. As she often jokes, “If you can’t laugh at yourself…”
still crazy after all these weirs
About Stacey Weir
﷯The quintessential "artist from a young age," Stacey Weir is a Graphic Designer, Web Designer and Art Historian who has had a passion for art since the completion of her first "Masterpiece" at the age of four—forever affectionately known by her family as "Grape Juice on the Floor" (NOT pictured here). An Advertising Design Major throughout High School and her first year of College, turned Art Historian, turned Graphic/Web Designer, Stacey has taught art history at multiple Long Island, New York Colleges while continuing to produce freelance Graphic Design Work professionally, since 2003. In 2008, Stacey also started two e-commerce t-shirt and apparel companies—Xtremescenestuff.com and Craft-t-stuff.com —which are still going strong today. In 2015, she returned to Farmingdale State College to complete the Visual Communications degree she first began to pursue twenty years earlier. She is anticipating her graduation in May 2018. Married to her beloved husband since 2003 and a Mom since the birth of her daughter in 2006 and her son in 2010, Stacey and her husband have had their share of the trials and tribulations of life as both husband and wife and as parents. "The road of life" has certainly lead Stacey and her husband--not to mention at times their parents and a few other extended family members as well--into many then-harrowing, but now in hindsight, humorous situations. Furthermore, with their parents making their way through their seventies, Stacey and her husband fear more tough days ahead. However, even through the down times, as a family they always managed to retain their sense of humor, getting by on laughter whenever possible—regardless of whether or not it may have been entirely appropriate at the time! “Weir Alright” was born out of this sense of humor and the many funny conversations Creator, Stacey Weir, found herself frequently having with the members of her beloved family that would draw hearty laughs when shared with other family members and friends. Realizing that her life and the many humorous—and sometimes not-so-humorous—things that happen in it were very relatable for others (who seem to enjoy the parallels with their own lives), Stacey decided to take the advice of the many who encouraged her to turn her anecdotes into a comic strip and do just that! With over two hundred individual narratives to date and counting, “Weir Alright” is well on track to providing its audience with a chuckle-a-day (So stay tuned!). In so doing, Stacey hopes to help her audience learn to laugh just a little more and hopefully not take themselves too seriously. As she often jokes, “If you can’t laugh at yourself…”
still crazy after all these weirs
About Stacey Weir
﷯The quintessential "artist from a young age," Stacey Weir is a Graphic Designer, Web Designer and Art Historian who has had a passion for art since the completion of her first "Masterpiece" at the age of four—forever affectionately known by her family as "Grape Juice on the Floor" (NOT pictured here). An Advertising Design Major throughout High School and her first year of College, turned Art Historian, turned Graphic/Web Designer, Stacey has taught art history at multiple Long Island, New York Colleges while continuing to produce freelance Graphic Design Work professionally, since 2003. In 2008, Stacey also started two e-commerce t-shirt and apparel companies—Xtremescenestuff.com and Craft-t-stuff.com —which are still going strong today. In 2015, she returned to Farmingdale State College to complete the Visual Communications degree she first began to pursue twenty years earlier. She is anticipating her graduation in May 2018. Married to her beloved husband since 2003 and a Mom since the birth of her daughter in 2006 and her son in 2010, Stacey and her husband have had their share of the trials and tribulations of life as both husband and wife and as parents. "The road of life" has certainly lead Stacey and her husband--not to mention at times their parents and a few other extended family members as well--into many then-harrowing, but now in hindsight, humorous situations. Furthermore, with their parents making their way through their seventies, Stacey and her husband fear more tough days ahead. However, even through the down times, as a family they always managed to retain their sense of humor, getting by on laughter whenever possible—regardless of whether or not it may have been entirely appropriate at the time! “Weir Alright” was born out of this sense of humor and the many funny conversations Creator, Stacey Weir, found herself frequently having with the members of her beloved family that would draw hearty laughs when shared with other family members and friends. Realizing that her life and the many humorous—and sometimes not-so-humorous—things that happen in it were very relatable for others (who seem to enjoy the parallels with their own lives), Stacey decided to take the advice of the many who encouraged her to turn her anecdotes into a comic strip and do just that! With over two hundred individual narratives to date and counting, “Weir Alright” is well on track to providing its audience with a chuckle-a-day (So stay tuned!). In so doing, Stacey hopes to help her audience learn to laugh just a little more and hopefully not take themselves too seriously. As she often jokes, “If you can’t laugh at yourself…”
still crazy after all these weirs
About Stacey Weir
The quintessential "artist from a young age," Stacey Weir is a Graphic Designer, Web Designer and Art Historian who has had a passion for art since the completion of her first "Masterpiece" at the age of four—forever affectionately known by her family as "Grape Juice on the Floor." An Advertising Design Major throughout High School and her first year of College, turned Art Historian, turned Graphic/Web Designer, Stacey has taught art history at multiple Long Island, New York Colleges while continuing to produce freelance Graphic Design Work professionally, since 2003. In 2008, Stacey also started two e-commerce t-shirt and apparel companies—Xtremescenestuff.com and Craft-t-stuff.com —which are still going strong today. In 2015, she returned to Farmingdale State College to complete the Visual Communications degree she first began to pursue twenty years earlier. She is anticipating her graduation in May 2018. Married to her beloved husband since 2003 and a Mom since the birth of her daughter in 2006 and her son in 2010, Stacey and her husband have had their share of the trials and tribulations of life as both husband and wife and as parents. "The road of life" has certainly lead Stacey and her husband--not to mention at times their parents and a few other extended family members as well--into many then-harrowing, but now in hindsight, humorous situations. Furthermore, with their parents making their way through their seventies, Stacey and her husband fear more tough days ahead. However, even through the down times, as a family they always managed to retain their sense of humor, getting by on laughter whenever possible—regardless of whether or not it may have been entirely appropriate at the time! “Weir Alright” was born out of this sense of humor and the many funny conversations Creator, Stacey Weir, found herself frequently having with the members of her beloved family that would draw hearty laughs when shared with other family members and friends. Realizing that her life and the many humorous—and sometimes not-so-humorous—things that happen in it were very relatable for others (who seem to enjoy the parallels with their own lives), Stacey decided to take the advice of the many who encouraged her to turn her anecdotes into a comic strip and do just that! With over two hundred individual narratives to date and counting, “Weir Alright” is well on track to providing its audience with a chuckle-a-day (So stay tuned!). In so doing, Stacey hopes to help her audience learn to laugh just a little more and hopefully not take themselves too seriously. As she often jokes, “If you can’t laugh at yourself…”
still crazy after all these weirs
About Stacey Weir
The quintessential "artist from a young age," Stacey Weir is a Graphic Designer, Web Designer and Art Historian who has had a passion for art since the completion of her first "Masterpiece" at the age of four—forever affectionately known by her family as "Grape Juice on the Floor." An Advertising Design Major throughout High School and her first year of College, turned Art Historian, turned Graphic/Web Designer, Stacey has taught art history at multiple Long Island, New York Colleges while continuing to produce freelance Graphic Design Work professionally, since 2003. In 2008, Stacey also started two e-commerce t-shirt and apparel companies—Xtremescenestuff.com and Craft-t-stuff.com —which are still going strong today. In 2015, she returned to Farmingdale State College to complete the Visual Communications degree she first began to pursue twenty years earlier. She is anticipating her graduation in May 2018. Married to her beloved husband since 2003 and a Mom since the birth of her daughter in 2006 and her son in 2010, Stacey and her husband have had their share of the trials and tribulations of life as both husband and wife and as parents. "The road of life" has certainly lead Stacey and her husband--not to mention at times their parents and a few other extended family members as well--into many then-harrowing, but now in hindsight, humorous situations. Furthermore, with their parents making their way through their seventies, Stacey and her husband fear more tough days ahead. However, even through the down times, as a family they always managed to retain their sense of humor, getting by on laughter whenever possible—regardless of whether or not it may have been entirely appropriate at the time! “Weir Alright” was born out of this sense of humor and the many funny conversations Creator, Stacey Weir, found herself frequently having with the members of her beloved family that would draw hearty laughs when shared with other family members and friends. Realizing that her life and the many humorous—and sometimes not-so-humorous—things that happen in it were very relatable for others (who seem to enjoy the parallels with their own lives), Stacey decided to take the advice of the many who encouraged her to turn her anecdotes into a comic strip and do just that! With over two hundred individual narratives to date and counting, “Weir Alright” is well on track to providing its audience with a chuckle-a-day (So stay tuned!). In so doing, Stacey hopes to help her audience learn to laugh just a little more and hopefully not take themselves too seriously. As she often jokes, “If you can’t laugh at yourself…”