Martybugs

This is a warning sign on the HMAS Vampire, a decommissioned destroyer at the Australian National Maritime Museum, Sydney. Also available as a print.

The Tasmanian Devil is in danger of becoming extinct due to the rapid spreading of DFTD (Devil Facial Tumour Disease). This image is also available as a print.

This is designed for all the geeks and electronic hobbyists out there. It is kinda subtle, but anyone who knows computer networking will immediately recognise that this is the ethernet CAT5 T-568B pinout! It also makes a good reference for the pinout that you can carry around with you all the time...on the front of your shirt or on your phone cover.

This is designed for all the geeks and electronic hobbyists out there. It is kinda subtle, but anyone who knows electronics will immediately recognise the symbol for the resistor, as well as the colour chart! It also makes a good reference for the colour chart that you can carry around with you all the time…on the front of your shirt or on your phone cover. Also available for white/light backgrounds.

Some photos of Perth

Something to wear when out and about on photowalks! At first glance, it's designed to read just as "terrorist photographer", with the true wording only noticeable when you take a closer look.

This is designed for all the geeks and electronic hobbyists out there. It is kinda subtle, but anyone who knows electronics will immediately recognise the symbol for the resistor, as well as the colour chart! It also makes a good reference for the colour chart that you can carry around with you all the time...on the front of your shirt or on your phone cover. Also available for black/dark backgrounds.

the comprehensive disclaimer shirt

I'm sure everyone has dreamed of being in an action movie. With this t-shirt, you can be your own stunt double!

Warning - stunts in progress

I'd rather be blogging

I Do My Own Stunts

Don't be a closet geek - let the world know that you're proud to be a geek! This is the definitive t-shirt for geeks!

Keep out of reach of children

batteries not included

All geeks should understand this one ;-)