Thanks to everyone that voted. The final score ended up not being so great but the process was fun none-the-less.

My blogging has slowed down because we’re in the middle of an apartment hunt and it’s been pretty rough going. The worst part is even after you find the place, the worst is still ahead because that’s when all the manual labor starts. Not looking forward to this at all.

My “I Wish I Could Hug The World” Tee made it on Threadless.com! Threadless, for those that have never visited the site, is a site where designers can submit their own clothing and print illustrations and have them voted on for a chance to have them printed.

Please visit and vote, it would mean a lot to me. There are only a few days of voting available, and it only takes a few seconds, so don’t wait!

Here’s a quick, simple graphic t-shirt I cooked up. It probably works best as a girls-tee, hence the hot pink but I think it could work on any color. There is an accompanying illustration that will go with the shirt that I’m still working on, so look out for that.

I got some feedback from some female friends and some weren’t feeling the hot pink so I included a mock-up of the black version as well since we all know black goes with everything.

Here is Cooper Union building for the Advancement of Science and Art that Catherine helped get built, the architecture is pretty crazy and modern for the city. I can’t even imagine the amount of red tape involved in getting something like this constructed in New York City since to get a 150 px by 100 px thumbnail image updated at my job we have to CC about 4 people.

An illustration I did for Catherine and her sisters. From Left to Right: Catherine, Abegail, Alexandria and Aissa. The dog’s name is Milo and he’s a little terror when he wants to be.

This is the poster version that was  created just for Catherine, it’s still a work in progress (I think), but hopefully when done, I plan to make a print and frame it for her.

Update: I updated the poster a bit to use the new illustration of Catherine.

An Illustration I worked on for Catherine, this version is in the process of being adapted for a two or three color t-shirt.