Showing posts with label t-shirt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label t-shirt. Show all posts

Thursday, September 1, 2011

BARREL-CHUCKER for sale at RIPT APPAREL!



My Donkey Kong tribute design BARREL-CHUCKER is being printed and sold over at RIPT APPAREL for 24 hours only, starting tonight at midnight! Don't miss out!.

Wednesday, July 13, 2011

JAWS shirt for CREEPY-TEES





Recently wrapped up another fun color job for horror shirt company CREEPY-TEES. JAWS is one of my all-time favorite movies and it was a real blast to work on this. Black and white art was created by artist Chris Eisert, based on one of the foreign movie posters, and I colored it up purty. Available to order right here.

Tuesday, June 28, 2011

BOUNTY HUNTER Shirts up for sale!








Just received my shipment of the BOUNTY HUNTER shirts, and man do they look nice! It's a stylized tribute to the galaxy's baddest Bounty Hunter and the old-school anime racing sensation.
Order them at the BeastWreck shop, and pick up some other merch while you're there.

Wednesday, April 6, 2011

KROOL-AID for sale at BEASTWRECK!





Spotlighting the second design up for sale at the BEASTWRECK shop: "KROOL-AID"!

"Oh Yeah?" "Hell No!!" What kind of friendly sugary kids' beverage mascot busts through houses just to quench kids' thirst?! This evil twin of a popular mascot just likes busting through houses -- I don't think he cares much about delivering beverages -- just beatings!

3-color design screenprinted on red Tultex #0202. 1-color BeastWreck logo printed on back.



BEASTWRECK IS LIVE!!





BEASTWRECK IS LIVE! The BeastWreck store is now open for business and accepting preorders! Whoooeee! Spread the word, tell your friends, pester your relations and suggest BeastWreck to EVERYBODY! All preorders get free goodies!

I'm sharing pictures of the GRRRILLA 4-color design, which is featured on men's and women's black shirts. Order yours now, and spread the word!

Friday, February 4, 2011

ZOMBIE LOVE!


Hey, it's nearly Valentine's Day, which means we're all supposed to celebrate by going out and buying expensive (or expensive-looking) cards, chocolates, stuffed animals, floral arrangements, jewelry and ridiculous lingerie for our significant others/ objects of our lusts/ stalking victims, lest they become offended at our lack of gift-bearing and come to the only obvious conclusion: that we must not really love them after all. Such is the nature of the holiday invented by the greeting card company/ candy manufacturers/ plush beast purveyors.

Final color version chosen



J!NX Mockup


Alternate color option 1


Alternate color option 2


Alternate color option 3



Anywho, I've got a much better method in which one of a particularly geeky or slightly disturbing persuasion can express one's love for another: J!NX's new shirt design, ZOMBIE LOVE (designed by yours truly)! Zombie courtship done the old fashioned way -- two teenage zombies sharing a brainshake at the local malt shop. They're up for sale at this very moment (or in the incredibly near future from J!NX in a variety of sizes for both males and feminales. Celebrate love and death at the same time and give your grandmother yet another reason to cast odd and suspicious glances at you from across the room as she crosses herself.
Yep!

Rough sketch


Pencils


Inks

Friday, September 3, 2010

Frankenstein in the rough...





I recently finished working on a t-shirt for super-cool horror film-based shirt company Fright Rags. They acquired the license to do shirts based on Famous Monsters of Filmland, and I was assigned the very welcome task of designing a Frankenstein's Monster shirt. I can't show the final design yet, but I'll go ahead and post some of the concept roughs that weren't used. I was instructed to steer clear of the traditional Boris Karloff imagery popularized by the James Whale's Universal movie

and stick closer to the beast as he's described in the original Mary Shelley novel (and check out the Bernie Wrightson-illustrated version for some truly spectacular and mind-blowing pen and ink illustrations). More to come...