Hard Maybe

Description: Tie-dye inspired print for rainbow lovers. Original painting titled "The Most Dangerous Woman in America" now available as prints, merch and more!

Description: Why don't skeletons go to parties? Because they have no body to dance with. If you found that joke humerus, this rainbow skull design is sure to tickle your funny bone!

Description: A rabbit who'd rather be doing anything else. This bunny couldn't be more blasé.

Description: That's one mean green bunny! She's a hare with a flair and she doesn't care.

Description: These ghosts are getting tired of travel and they're looking to haunt a house of their own. You wouldn't believe the price of rent in the afterlife.

Description: Two unicorn designed after the LGBT and Trans pride flags. Perfect for celebrating pride with your friends!

Description: A cute unicorn designed after the colors of the transgender pride flag.

Description: Rainbow unicorn designed after the LGBT Pride flag.

Description: A sad skeleton who can't stop thinking. I designed this skull as part of a group of paintings called the Rumination series, which centers on disabilities that affect the body and mind in endlessly complex ways.

Description: Double-sided shirt featuring both the "Earthbound" and "Star Snakes" design!

Description: Robot Girl says F society. She's living in the apocalypse and built herself a new brain to block the ads. Now she can't see billboards. Living the dream.

Description: You can survive this cat-astrophe. I purr-omise. Meltdown kitty says you'll be back to meowing in no time.

Description: A bumblebee and ladybug sticker for the creepy crawly cuties in your life.

Description: Having a ruff time? I'm paws-itive you can get through it! Meltdown Mutt suggests barking it out.

Description: Clatter chatter. Gossip doesn't stop at the grave.

Description: Two snakes connected by a constellation of rainbow stars.

Description: Version of the Rumination skull design with a background for wall art!

Description: A tribute to the planet. The future is disabled and I have hope. As long as there is life, its quality can be improved.