Saturday morning kicked off with a message from a friend about some activity on my 'Doctor Pooh' design that I had posted up to Shirtoid [Web, Tumblr, Twitter, Facebook].
Shirtoid had decided my design was good enough not only to put up on their webpage, but to also blog on Tumblr... and that's where it all started. I have received so many messages and compliments about the design, it's really taken me by surprise.
So, I would like to say a massive ...
These are the ramblings and rantings of a web monkey, part-time artist/designer and full-time Dad and husband.
Showing posts with label pop culture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pop culture. Show all posts
Monday, 28 March 2011
Phew... what a weekend!
Labels:
pop culture,
Shirtoid,
tshirt
Wednesday, 16 March 2011
Hike 'n' Chully to the rescue!
Bleee (Billy Allison) describes himself as "a 'slightly' skint animator living and working in Wakefield, Yorkshire UK (for now)". He has many great designs on his Qwertee page, but I love this one.
I'd love to see this one printed, so click here to vote (registration required).
['Hike and Chully' image © Blee/Billy Allison]
| 'Hike and Chully' by Blee (Billy Allinson) |
Here's Hike and Chully... they'll do anything for money... no wait, that's the other guys, these guys will do anything for laughs (and bottle them up)!
Surfing the web as you do, I saw an image of Han 'n' Chewie in almost the same pose as Mike 'n' Sully... I just had to draw it and here it is!
I'd love to see this one printed, so click here to vote (registration required).
['Hike and Chully' image © Blee/Billy Allison]
Labels:
dreamworks,
pop culture,
Qwertee,
tshirt,
vote
Tuesday, 15 March 2011
Look what arrived in the post today...
| Deus Ex (Mystery) Machina |
Anyway, RedBubble review coming soon.
ALSO... If you want a cheaper version of this t-shirt, head over to Qwertee(, register) and VOTE.
Labels:
Mystery Machine,
pop culture,
product,
RedBubble,
tshirt
Monday, 14 March 2011
Review: Qwertee.com
Qwertee.com is another 'one-day t-shirt' site, but this time, based in Ireland. However, unlike its peers, Qwertee.com provide 'one-day t-shirts' that are chosen by peers and fans, based on a simple voting systems of one account, one vote.
Of course, like any other voting system, the voting system is open to abuse in the form of people setting up multiple accounts, but in my opinion, it's a better and fairer system; one that doesn't just let the designers post their submissions and then leave them to stew, with no feedback whatsoever.
Of course, like any other voting system, the voting system is open to abuse in the form of people setting up multiple accounts, but in my opinion, it's a better and fairer system; one that doesn't just let the designers post their submissions and then leave them to stew, with no feedback whatsoever.
Labels:
custom,
pop culture,
Qwertee,
review,
tshirt
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