My greetings card range is growing, like a colourful canker.

Greetings Card set!

A set of greetings cards I was commissioned to work on are now available in Tesco in the UK! I have weird memories of drawing these as I was commissioned while on holiday for 6 weeks in the US last year. They were roughed in San Diego and drawn and coloured in Las Vegas! :P

New Tee Designs!

Taking a rather gothy turn, I have 2 new designs available through Cosmic, one of the tee brands I design for. I'm quite pleased at how these guys turned out! You can buy them here!

More Tee Vicar?

I told you I'd get addicted to Threadless...

Here is yet another new t-shirt design. Sorry if this is getting a tad boring but I'm trying to get myself into the habit of posting one a week. The reason for this is that it gets me off of my bum-bum and makes me think about something new to post and have it ripped apart by ravenous t-shirt critics! My last two tees did less than average on Threadless but that only serves to make me try and think harder about what kind of design makes a good tee. Speaking of, I have a new design coming out through the awesome Genki Gear very soon; more on that later! :P

Threadless Submission!

I just submitted a t-shirt design to Threadless after much umming and ahhing! I've had a very positive response to this image recently so thought I'd submit it as a tee. My design is still pending approval before voting opens but I thought I'd give everyone a heads-up so you can get your voting fingers ready! I'll no doubt post again when voting is officially open :D

Website Pondering

The last day or so, I've been prepping myself to contact publishers (seven emailed at time of blogging) and so had to update my website. At the moment, my website just serves as an online portfolio for people to look at (the whole point of it, I guess!) but I'd like it to be a hell of a lot better. There are 2 things that stop me doing this though: 1. I'm not a great designer when it comes to these things and 2. I always feel that I can't invest the time it would take to redesign it. My site is hosted through Moonfruit which for someone like me is great because it's easy to edit and update and is pretty flexible when it comes to layouts and what-not. The downside is it's a lot more expensive than most people probably pay for their sites.

Who do people use for their sites? How do you go about deciding on the design? Any help would be much appreciated as I'd like my first port-of-call for potential clients to really stand out!