Illustration Hoodies

I made this one on the hope that it will get people to think more about keeping our oceans clean. The ocean is a beautiful place.

Vintage botanical illustrations of mushrooms ringed by text in art deco typeface that reads "You cannot kill me in a way that matters"

Digital illustration of a chipmunk wearing a scarf.

donut girl

Illustration inspired of Mark Lanegan Copyright: www.stephaniecousin.com

A osprey coming in to land with wings spread upwards

I painted these sweet baby penguins in watercolor; they're very playful!

dotd owl with mustache

Yet another red panda!

soda cartoon

Anne of Green Gables paper cut tee, based on the book by L.M. Montgomery.

Who you gonna call?? A big ol' pile of movie prop drawings, inspired by Ghostbusters (1984). Featuring Venkman's slimed jumpsuit, proton pack, Dana Barrett Zuul's dozen eggs, that big Twinkie, PKE meter, ghost trap, Keymaster's colander helmet, ecto goggles, and of course an ashtray... 'cause those Ghostbusters sure do love to smoke!

Ruth Bader Ginsburg is the best.

Neojapanese tattoo style snake and skull

A tough ass shark on a blood red shirt. It's everything you could ever ask for.

A pile of mushrooms with the text "You Cannot Kill Me In A Way That Matters"

My favorite scene by far!!

blt

WPAP-style digital painting of New York Yankee great Donald Arthur Mattingly, aka "Donnie Baseball".

Design features a hot dog puppy, with red fur, a yellow bun, and a squirt of yellow mustard.

A cute stick of yellow butter.

Inspired by vintage television with pixels overloading as vomit.

On monday, the robin ate one fat caterpillar.

Barf It All.

Illustration of my beautiful roommate

Digital Illustration based on the tales of Jules Verne! Created for a gallery event and now available as an assortment of products.

Moose are awesome. You are awesome. Can you imagine how much more awesome you'd both be if you wore this shirt? Now you don't have to imagine, just do it.

This illustration is by Montreal artist Tricia Robinson.

good fruit

time waits for no one

Loading Magritte's "The Son of Man".