T-shirt Gauntlet

Next to drawing comics, designing T-shirts is my favorite art related thing to do. So, recently in an attempt to make a little bit of passive income I created some original designs to sell on Zazzle.com. So far I haven't made any money. Maybe it will pick up after my inventory increases. Or maybe Zazzle is not all it's cracked up to be.

These are some of the latest designs I've created. You can Check out all of my designs by going to zazzle.com/jeff_art

You might remember seeing an LOL illustration similar to this on one of my Sketch of The Week posts. I decided that I wanted to use my OMG and LOL images for T-shirts but the LOL needed some improvement. So I redrew it and gave it a more limited color pallet. Get it here!

I did a few variations for this Fat Pride design. The king style for light and dark T-shirts and the chef version for an apron.

This design was inspired by a Sketch I did featuring a parody of the popular Hang In There motivational poster. Be the talk of the town and get your self a shirt or a mug!

Catholic Digest Cover

Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you one of the greatest magazine covers of all time...
I've had this magazine in my possession for years simply because of this hilarious cover photo by Mowers Photography.

You know, at first glance, you might think that this cover is about the danger of your children encountering porn online, but upon further examination, it seems that Catholic Digest is pitching cyber sleaze as good wholesome fun for the whole family.

These children have obviously discovered some top notch internet pornography and boy are they excited about it. There parents don't seem to overly concerned with stopping their children from seeing the full penetration happening on screen though. No, instead they are mesmerized by what they are seeing. Mom is shocked and a little scared, but in a good way. Dad is not really shocked, scared, or even disgusted. He seems pretty into it. It's obvious because of the expression on his face, that he is memorizing that URL for later.

I wonder what the Pope thinks of this.