Hats

Description: Art inspired by the classic science fiction novel and film 2001: A Space Odyssey. Drawn in Photoshop. No AI used.

Description: Didn't actually make it to California? Sport this souvenir t-shirt and no one will ever know!

Description: As everyone outside of Minnesota will tell you, the REAL game is "Duck Duck Goose"

Description: As any Minnesotan will tell you, the REAL game is "Duck Duck Grey Duck"

Description: GERWALK Everything! It's a way of life

Description: Updated super-deformed (ie- "cute") version of Cruise Chaser Blassty.

Description: Premiere edition of "You're Singing It Wrong: A Striptunes Comic." Unlike the regular Striptunes, these mini-comics are a section illustrating the WRONG lyrics to a song. Keep your friends guessing as to what the actual, original song is! (in this case, it is Operation Ivy's "Room Without A WIndow")

Description: Celebrating the Daicon IV sci-fi convention in Osaka, 1983, the infamous Bunny Girl is drawn in pin-up style, riding the daikon spaceship.

Description: Celebrating the Daicon IV sci-fi convention in Osaka, 1983, where the infamous Daicon Bunny Girl debuted.

Description: The classic Daicon IV logo gets a hi-res redraw. While best efforts were made for accuracy, some corrections were made for the sake of quality and consistency.

Description: GERWALK Everything! It's a way of life

Description: The RX-124 Gundam TR-6 [Woundwort] with the special "Angel" V-fin, done in a chibi (cute) style. This one was done for my own enjoyment after I did the commissioned Ver Mtex version.

Description: A super-deformed/chibi (ie- "cute") version of the MS-09R-2 Rick Dom II, which originally appeared in the OAV Gundam 0080: War in the Pocket.

Description: Milia in full-sized form takes puny micron Max to the beach for some well-deserved relaxation

Description: GERWALK Everything! It's a way of life

Description: GERWALK Everything! It's a way of life

Description: GERWALK Everything! It's a way of life

Description: An 8bit style, super-deformed version of the VF-1A Super Valkyrie (Hikaru Ichojo's colors) in fighter, GERWALK, and Battroid modes. As seen in the 1984 animated film "Super Dimension Fortress Macross: Do You Remember Love?"

Description: The RX-124 Gundam TR-6 [Woundwort] w/ the special "Angel" V-fin done in a chibi (cute) style.

Description: Seriously, do not buy this. Unless your name is Brenda.

Description: GERWALK Everything! It's a way of life

Description: GERWALK Everything! It's a way of life

Description: GERWALK Everything! It's a way of life

Description: GERWALK Everything! It's a way of life.

Description: GERWALK Everything! It's a way of life.

Description: GERWALK Everything! It's a way of life.

Description: The famous Screaming Fist gets an 80's anime-inspired make over.

Description: The classic punk logo gets straightened, courtesy of symmetry compulsive disorder.

Description: The classic punk logo gets straightened, courtesy of symmetry compulsive disorder.

Description: Inspired by some bad, intolerant artwork, the New Progress Pride Flag PLUS Satan is now real!

Description: The ASM-N-2 Bat was one of the first "fire and forget" weapons- an self-guided, gliding bomb in WWII used to attack ships and naval assets, it would use primitive radar to fly itself to its target. I use the Bat as a totem for someone special to me, helping them to not dwell on responses to others that are out of their hands (sent emails, texts, etc.).

Description: Don't let this adorable Pegasushi fly away on you! The Pegasushi California Roll is part of Menu Option #1!

Description: The Skull Squadron sorties from the SDF-1. Due to the nature of this design, it is only being printed on black fabric.

Description: A "cute" super-deformed version of the ATH-14-ST Standing Tortoise from the classic anime Armored Trooper Votoms. Original ink pen, marker, and white marker.

Description: Don't let this adorable Pegasushi fly away on you! The Pegasushi Toro-Taku Hosomaki Roll is part of Menu Option #1!

Description: Recreating the iconic scene from the finale of the 1984 film Do You Remember Love? This is the "portrait" version of the illustration which focuses more on the main subject.