T-Shirt Designs

This shirt began as a simple sketchbook idea.

The adjusted design mimics a larger painting.

This shirt is the companion to the larger background painting.

The client wanted three distinct planes featured in a single image as if they were in a dynamic flight pattern.

The final design emerging from the hangar.

The guild wanted shirts that looked SUPER Messy.

The campers used the shirts as painting smocks -- some more than others.

Those in Greensboro recognize the College Hill logo that's painted on the side of the building. We start the t-shirt design here with the font.

The simple drawing incorporates the original logo into the shirt image design.

-- cranked out the design in a manner that would easily lend itself to additional colorways.

And here's the shirt ready to be sported.

The design easily works in several colorways.

CBA celebrated their 10th anniversary and commissioned me to join in the fun. They wanted a shirt with their store front.

Darkened the image, added the pitched name plate and got the green light -- off to the printers.

The final product included the custom '10 years' on the sleeve and main image on the back.

The clients wanted something hand rendered and characteristic of Porsche -- hence the Fuchs wheel rim.

Less is more -- a simple mock-up.

The end result, as 'sketchy' as requested.