T-shirts from Anywhere, Tossed Together, Baked for an Hour, and Reviewed.
You can never have enough punny t-shirts about trees. No, really! Plus, the 70's retro lettering on this really tops things off nicely.
I found this t-shirt once and just thought it was exceedingly clever, and then I lost the link and for the life of me I couldn't find it anywhere! I'm glad to say my luck has finally changed. From the Artwork by John Baas shop... "This particular peice started as an experiment in design. The intent is to cleverly combine more than one geometric shape, while only appearing to have drawn one."
I've always loved the designs at Ophelia's Art (Naughty, Nice, Retro, Goth, Morbid, Geek, Fairy - it just goes on like this...) and it's the perfect time for this t-shirt, as the heat just seems to go ON and ON lately. "It's too Hot to Wear Black" with a lovely gothic sketch that, to me at least, has some of the feel of the original Charles Addams cartoons, but still with it's own unique take.
Kokopelli, the flute player of many Native American tribes, but wearing colorful shorts! This excellent design gave me an excellent chuckle, and I just had to pass it along. Something to wear to your next beach party - heh.
Okay, this was just plain funny - I'm annoyed that I didn't think of it first! *grin* The design is on the back of the shirt of course, and you don't need any scotch tape - oh, the convenience! (Oh, and the rest of the shop has many self-titled 'offensive' designs - just a warning before you click through.)
age on this t-shirt design because the t-shirt thumbnail really didn't do it justice. What a magnificent tree - feels ancient and old like the root of all magic in the world - vines, candles, moon, purple mist, even a magic cauldron - oooooooh!
From our Food Follies site and shop, made for people who always perk up when they know cheese is in the vicinity. The cheese sense - is that the 7th sense? Either way - if you laughed, admit it, you have a cheese sense.
It's been over a hundred degrees here every day for over a week, probably longer. The only way we've survived is through the deliciousness of iced tea, so it's only right that we celebrate that nectar of the gods with a t-shirt! This wondrous digital painting on this t-shirt, all ice tea and beads of condensation and lemon slices, is partnered with a poem excerpt:
Just when you thought that you've seen everything on the internet there's The Curmudgeony Librarian Superstore, which as I'm sure you've guessed by now, features designs for Librarians.
More penguins! This time, some classic art, penguin-style, from Jen and Moof at Pengcognito. Not only do you get a cool 'DaVinci Man' style t-shirt, but they also have weekly penguin comics, performed with real penguins!
"What if the hokey pokey IS what it's all about?" Such a deep philosophical point in something so silly, but such is the way of the world! Finally - a hokey pokey related shirt that really makes you think.
"Now Go Away Or I Shall Taunt You A Second Time" - a cult movie classic, but don't worry - the people responsible for this shirt have been sacked. And the people responsible for sacking the people for were responsible for this shirt have also been sacked. By the Llama brothers. And stop banging those bloody coconuts together!
I really like the clean lines and simple presentation of this graphical dragonfly. And the antennae actually remind me of plant life, a narrow leaf of some kind perhaps, while still looking exactly like what they are.
The Rainbow Cat features designs for Gay and Lesbian cat lovers, although personally I think this design crosses any possible cultural barrier. I just wish they offered a dog hair counterpart, since I don't own any cats at the moment.
I really should have warned you all earlier, but here's the awful truth - I love puns - even the really bad or really obvious ones (or am I just being redundant here?). There's just something about that kind of wordplay that tickles a small section of my brain, I think it's a spot above my left eyebrow. Probably near the same muscle that I taught to raise itself so I could look quizzical whenever someone said a pun. But anyway, I digress. How about 'a little scotch on the rocks' to sooth that aching head?
We can learn a lot from penguins - especially when it comes to balloons! Also, there's a feel about this design that has a distinct pooh-esque quality about it, except with penguins - heh.
Uncategorizable is a good word for the t-shirts at Skerror. Definitely interesting, to say the least! This design, "Drum Crunchies", appears to involve a drum set and a lobster or cray fish type creature - inventive, graphically cool, and just the right amount of weird.
Celtic Planet is one of my own designs, the latest addition to my Art of FoxVox shop. It sort of became a 'planet' of its own accord as I was designing it - I love artistic surprises like that - LOL. The design has Celtic knotwork, lots of spirals, and a swirly background, all in earthly blue and green - you can almost feel the weather patterns! (Design is available on many different style t-shirts and sweatshirts.)
How about a classic like a Statue of Liberty t-shirt for Independence Day in America! May your day be filled with life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness! And lots of hot dogs and potato chips and fireworks too.
A design from "Southern Fried Fiber Artist, sUsaN SoRrELL", "Conform and Be Dull". (I, apparently, have a 'thing' for fish designs lately. But you can do so MUCH fun stuff with fish, artistically speaking - they come in all kinds of weird shapes and colors, and... anyway...) This t-shirt's fun, and colorful and fishy and has a terrific message/title.
I stumbled on another great Fantasy artist, this design is by Tracey R. Gates. She's got a nice variety of Fairies and Fantasy creatures to choose from. If you'd like to see a closer view of this t-shirt image click here.
The 'Snake Skin & Spider' abstract design is a real eye-catcher. The site indicates that they are marketing this shirt for the biker crowd, but I think it can have a much wider appeal. When I first saw it, I thought it was a really neat 'eye' design... don't you just love subjective abstraction?
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