Outlander T-Shirts
Description: As a true fan of Diana Gabaldon's books "Outlander" and being part Scottish myself, this was near and dear to my heart. My mother, who grew up with heavy Scottish influence was a huge part in designing this. I picked an old Scottish saying "Failing Means You're Playing" to give an overall tone for the Scottish blood I'm so proud of. Winning feels good, but so does simply playing.
Description: “Bruadarach” is a Scottish Gaelic word meaning “dreamer” or “visionary”. Being a long time fan of not only the show, but the wide breadth of books from Diana Gabaldon, this is an honor to submit something for this show. I picked the word because of it's meaning; The idea you can be a dreamer or visionary really drives home the premise of the books, aside from a love that spans time itself. The calligraphy and design was hand-done first in ink, then color added digitally.
Description: A stranger in a foreign land and time, Claire Randall is clearly out of place. Upon encountering Jamie Fraser she earns the nickname "Sassenach" -- a Gaelic term used for an English person -- which becomes Jamie's term of endearment for her.
