Half Life Kids T-Shirts

Hope you like it.

Forget about Freeman

Issued by Aperture Laboratories Athletic Dept. Please return upon death.

For Turtle Lovers

Digital painting of wheatley from the portal series

Surreal drawing about war in desert.

Whether you are optimistic or pessimistic, your coffee cup can be refilled. Let's spread some positive coffee vibes and enjoy your cup of joe today. When you are done, put some positivity out in the world and fill someone else's cup!

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The Glass Quote Positivity

life is better with cats

portal

The right pizza in the wrong place can make all the difference in the world.

Elevate your living space with a burst of optimism through a captivating motivational and inspirational typography print declaring, "Good Things Are Coming," in a stylish palette of Black, White, Pink, and Blue. This remarkable piece, adorned with minimalist hand-lettering typography, transcends typical motivational quotes, becoming a visual affirmation for your wall decor. The harmonious color combination adds a sense of positivity and vibrancy to your surroundings, making it an ideal addition to both home and office design. Let this artwork create an atmosphere that celebrates anticipation and hope, turning your space into a canvas of inspiration and a reminder that brighter days lie ahead.

Infuse your space with optimism with our captivating "What's The Best That Could Happen" typography print. Hand-lettered in either striking black or soothing green, paired with delicate vanilla hues, this artwork evokes curiosity and positivity. Each stroke invites you to embrace the potential of every moment, encouraging you to imagine the brightest outcomes. Perfect for any room seeking inspiration and motivation, this print effortlessly becomes a focal point in your decor. Whether adorning your office or living room wall, let its elegant design and uplifting message serve as a daily reminder to approach life with hope and open-mindedness. Embrace the possibilities with this enchanting piece.

The Back Forty, a metaphor for life, is actually an uncultivated piece of land. One could say the last forty of one's life is also uncultivated, making it full of potential. So, why not live it up!

Valve's Gaben drawn in the silhouette, styled after the intro of "Alfred Hitchcock Presents".

Aperture Science Innovators

With Some inspiration from the infamous Half-Life.... May all who suffered from the Hawaii fires rise up from this tragedy. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

BONK!

Do More of What Makes You Awesome short and whimsical inspirational and motivational words of encouragement for home, bedroom and office decor in black and white vintage letterpress style

The Enrichment Center reminds you that the Weighted Companion Cube will never threaten to stab you and, in fact, cannot speak. Tell all what you did with your best friend

Here's Nux the warboy looking every bit like a half-life Marlon Brando.

It has a distressed design with a witty quote inspired by the different situations we experience in life.

Copyright of all these designs belongs to the artist (Meghan Wallace or Doodle by Meg LLC) and may not be reproduced by anyone other than the artist for sale or any other commercial use. In accordance with Intellectual Property Policies my designs have been created using my own process and personal references. With that said if you like my style, are interested in commission design work, or interested in licensing my work feel free to email or DM me!

Survived testing

"Once again, the freeman excels in all things."

Portal

It has a distressed design with a witty quote inspired by the different situations we experience in life.

Mountain Just Another Half Mile Or So Funny Hiking

Spooky Jack-o’-lantern, Jack, with a fiddle and changing leaves.

Aperture Science And Innovation

Jack-o’-lantern talking to death, about a fiddle.

Illustration of a fisherman or fishmonger catching and holding a chinook salmon fish in front of half tone dots done in retro style.

I'm half vegan

A castle in a cave underground.

Simple cut apple and core still life, charcoal on pastel paper, by Nalinne Jones.