Tiger Bright

This stylized dragon definitely takes time to play with butterflies.

This stylized dragon definitely takes time to stop and smell the flowers.

Yetis love spring -- the flowers are like snow made of smelly colors. (Hand-drawn in Procreate.)

Yetis love autumn -- changing leaves, warm drinks, and lots of hugs. (Hand-drawn in Procreate.)

Even yetis get excited about winter! (Hand-drawn in Procreate.)

This dragon has attitude so you don't have to. (But you can if you want.) Hand-drawn in Procreate.

She is the last of her kind. He is determined to add her to his collection. Original art based on an iconic moment.

Colorful and proud, this unicorn knows how to dazzle. (Hand drawn in procreate.)

Oh, Lady Catherine de Bourgh and her sharp criticisms! But much like Lizzy Bennet, we’re happy to own this one. Obstinate? Headstrong? BRING IT.

Ah, writers have such a delightful sense of ego… combined with an adorable crippling self-doubt. Here’s to you, writers!

Healthy boundaries are essential! This cat has good ones; you should too. (Hand-drawn in Procreate.)

Life's short, and this dog says "Yes" to as many things as possible. (Too many things, tbh.) Hand-drawn in Procreate.

Sometimes a bat is trying its best and is maybe not okay. Sometimes it doesn't even bother to try. (Hand drawn in Procreate.)

Every tavern needs recognizable signage, especially in Waterdeep! (Created with licensed stock art and Laura Worthington fonts.)

Every tavern needs recognizable signage, especially in Waterdeep! (Created with licensed stock art and Laura Worthington fonts.)

You love musicals, you love Fun Home, and you feel seen when young Alison sings "Ring of Keys." Yeah, me too.

When an aspiring novelist told young adult author Fonda Lee that YA was written by "damn scribbling women" -- quoting that notorious sexist, Nathaniel Hawthorne -- Fonda suggested that I make this t-shirt. Can I deny Fonda anything? No, I cannot.

“My courage always rises at every attempt to intimidate me.” Ah, Lizzy Bennet displaying her brilliance in Jane Austen’s PRIDE & PREJUDICE. We’re with you, Lizzy. Now more than ever.

Sometimes a Horsey is not just a Horsey, they are a hero of the revolution! (This is original fan art based on the reboot of the animated show.)

Puppy Fenris loves the moon and would never eat it, no matter what the Norse prophecies about Ragnarok say. I vectorized this image from an original drawing created during InkTober 2018 as one of my #coincritters series. The original was the size of a quarter!

This unicorn is ready to have a fantastic day! (Digital drawing based on a sketch.)

A unicorn in all her splendor.

Do you own enough things with unicorns? The answer is no, because you can never have too many unicorns! Sparkle, baby. Sparkle.

When smashing the patriarchy just isn’t enough, you gotta go with a nuke. It’s the only way to be sure.

Ah, the great indoors! For some of us, the call of the wild is the beep of our coffeemaker, the rustle of book pages, or the gentle hum of our TV sets and video game consoles. Let everyone else brave the sun and the wind and the rain — we’re perfectly happy on the sofa.

This fox has no intention of blending in to the background. Let the snow fall!

You've heard of Babe, the giant blue ox? Well this gal came from the same place. But don't worry about getting trampled, because who's a good doggo? SHE IS.

From a poem by the great Emily Dickinson, the quote “I took my power in my hand and went against the world.” Words to live by, amiright?

From one of the all-time great authors comes this unexpected battle cry, just when we need it: “Beware; for I am fearless, and therefore powerful.” ― Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley, Frankenstein

Jack London wrote this phrase in WHITE FANG, only he got the pronoun wrong. The whole [improved] quote is: “There was about her a suggestion of lurking ferocity as though the wild still lingered in her, and the wolf in her merely slept.”