robbielee

Baking is fun for almost everyone!

The two ironclad warships from the US Civil War, a.k.a the Monitor and the Merrimack, pause their battle to face a common foe from Atlantis. This design is for that micro-niche overlap of sci-fi fans and Civil War buffs.

This is a paper-centric take on the Rock City tourist attraction in Georgia, specifically the hope offered by the regionally iconic ads painted on barns across the south and midwest that instruct drivers-by to "See Rock City". The design is supposed to be on red, but blue or gray work pretty well, too.

I suppose it would be extraordinary to be extra ordinary. Go fig. Yeah, I'm sure the root "extra" means beyond or something, but it's still a strange word to separate like in that shirt up there. Being a human is strange, too!

I say "go fig" a lot because I see a lot of strange things happen. And now, after making this t-shirt design, I dance just a little in my mind.

I love the idea of a sky stretching out to outer space.

A store-legal fur baby for cat people.

This design features a bunch of Karabekian-inspired vertical beams of light and Vonnegut Easter eggs set against the backdrop of Dresden.

It's Paul Revere's midnight ride. One if by land, two if by sea... The bot is holding the Old North Church tower. This was on Threadless back in the day, but the gave me the rights back to it. Thanks, Threadless!

Some of these are "real" starfighters, a few are non-canon, and a the rest I just made up. Pew!

Silver Surfer's previous name was really Norrin Radd. Well, not REALLY since it's fiction. But you get it. So that's why it says "Norrin's rad" in case you were wondering.

There's a really good story here, but Im not sure exactly what it is.