continuous solitude

So the gods at shirt.woot didn't deem this worthy of honorable mention, so I'll save it for the time being and rework it a little bit for submission later at another site. Would look great in gold foil or metallic print.

rise again at shirt.woot

This week's derby was a nice challenge for a change. One color continuous line art. For my first entry I made a phoenix. Sort of symbolic rising again, a little chinese influence. Awesome that shirt.woot decided to give this one an HM! We'll see it again in the next do-over. That makes three so far for this next one!

Shirt.woot entry - thrifty fill-up

Received an Honorable Mention for this one! Thanks, Joel of Shirt.woot. It'll be my second entry in the next "big do-over derby". The other one is the polar bear vs supermegavirus design that recieved Honorable Mention for the "miniature universes" derby.

Shirt.woot seven deadly sins design

Did a "gluttony" design for this week's shirt.woot derby. A bit more saccharine than I'm used to, but figured it couldn't hurt. Ever play "chubby bunny" in high school? It was a staple of every large gathering when I was a teen for sure.

DBH Sub for VonZipper

Got some new work I made up for Design By Humans' Von Zipper contest. It's definitely way more colorful than most of the work I do, and it's the first design i've done with gradients. It's been approoved by dbh and you can vote here Not like anyone will read this and vote for it, right? :P

Shirt.woot virus

I made a big mechanical Dr. Octopus-inspired virus for this week's shirt.woot derby. Please vote if you can! It's a little bit of a different style for me. Comments and criticism well accepted.

New Shirt.Woot derby entry

Thought I'd throw something together for this week's derby at shirt.woot. The theme is "video games through art history". I decided on a portal reference, the beloved companion cube, and drew it up in an art deco style. Seems a bit more of an architectural art deco style but I like it nonetheless. My favorite part is the angel in the center. Certainly there is room for improvement but I'm satisfied nonetheless.