Kansas-City based husband and wife team Donald (aka Scribe) and Alisa Ross live and work in Kansas City, Missouri.

An accomplished muralist, Scribe is well-known for his large scale works throughout the US, Canada and Mexico. He works as an Art Director for Children's Mercy Hospital in Kansas City where he has completed diverse projects including airbrushing the hospital's Lifeflight helicopter with his artwork. He has published a children's book, "There's an Octupus Under My Bed," and has a series of designer toy mini figures, The Resound Field Guide, produced by Cardboard Spaceship. He has exhibited in galleries throughout North America and frequently does readings and workshops with children to discuss the process of his illustrations, murals and story methods while also doing live painting demonstrations.

A 1997 graduate of the Kansas City Art Institute with a BFA in Fiber Design, Alisa Ross creates custom plush/fiber sculpture for gallery exhibits throughout the United States. Her complex and sometimes life-size or larger creations, produced for her own "40 Threads" brand, are sought after by a growing fan base of collectors, both adults and children. She has exhibited in Kansas City, Los Angeles, Chicago, San Francisco and more and her creations were featured on HGTV's "Showdown." She frequently collaborates with her husband, combining their skills to further a common and ongoing story line.

Purchasing an Exhibit Piece

To purchase an exhibit piece please note the item name and number and email us at gallery@rotofugi.com with your first and last name, phone number (in case we need to contact you with any questions) and your selection(s) including the item number. If you have multiple selections but only want the first (or first two for example) that are available, please note that in your email.

We will respond to your email and provide an online invoice that you can use to make the purchase if the items you want are available. For new exhibits (preview) we usually respond in 1-3 hours at most, for ongoing or past exhibits expect a response in 48 hours or less. Payments will be required upon receipt of the payment link to guarantee your purchase.

Shipping

For ongoing exhibits, all shipping charges will be invoiced separately at the end of the exhibit. Shipping invoices will be sent within 5 days (approximately) of the end of the exhibit.

For purchases from exhibits that have ended we will provide a shipping quote before collecting payment.

Our promotional shipping rate ($5 Flat Rate/Free Shipping) is not applicable to gallery purchases, sorry.