Threadless Submission: Pending Approval: Hot Night Out

After some suggestions from people during the Old West Derby, I thought I'd give my retro pepper design a try over at Threadless.com. I just put it up for submission, so it'll be pending for a couple days. I'll update when it's approved for voting.

Reworked Poisonous Apothecary Design

After thinking a while, I liked the overall feel of this but wanted to remove the obvious 'poisonous' message. I did some color changes, shifted of the items in the liquid and added some others to came up with two new versions. It's somewhat of a play on the song "Love Potion No. 9". Obviously others came before it, right? Well, here's the probable reason it was reformulated. The first is without any text whatsoever. Just the reworked design. The last is a closeup of the 2nd picture on the new bottle with text.

Art as Text Derby

Panic Derby

Movie Titles Re-Interpreted Derby

Well, this was an attempt at really reaching outside my normal boundaries. I've been sick of being told all I do is cute entries or anthropomorphic food. The shirt is based on the movie Mononoke Hime (or Princess Mononoke as Disney and Ghibli retitled it for the American public) since there's so much detail, I included the two close ups below.

La Crosse Mardi Gras 2009 Logo Released

This will be the overall logo for www.LaCrosseMardiGras.com and the 2009 Mardi Gras Celebration (updates to the webpage will be made later this week (hopefully) Committee will be deciding any tweaks this evening.



Website is up:

Cafepress Storefront

I know, I know... it's Cafepress. But I've had it for almost 3 or 4 years now, so I uploaded 3 of my slogan shirts there in July. I designed the sidebar, header and footer. It also has 2 of my other pieces there as well: Garlic and Gaelic and 42.

Slight Reworkings: Tea Leaves

Immediately after submitting, I started reworking parts of my design after some friends offered some suggestions. I think it was worth it. Show in 2 colors (preferring brown, of course)

Autumn Derby

Luau - Inspired Pieces: Melia Honu

Clarification: Melia Honu is Hawaiian for the words: Plumeria and Turtle. These never made it to woot.

At The Luau Derby

Work Derby