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Ice Pegasus VS Fire Dragon

Tuesday, October 6th, 2009

Great Battles of the Animal Kingdom!
The fine chaps at Pop Echo Records needed a T-shirt design. They weren’t totally sure what they wanted but knew that they liked the idea of an Ice Pegasus duking it out with a Fire Dragon. I was instantly sold on the idea.

The shirt isn’t out yet, but will be soon. It’s fresh stock for the upcoming Biannual Royal Bison Art + Craft Fair (which I’ve been known to help the great Raymond Biesinger organize) and will be happening this year on November 28th + 29th. If you’re a local Edmontonian with goods to sell, be it art prints, clothes, zines, music, etc. etc., you should apply. Genevieve and I have been there for the past four, and use it as a gateway to release our International Beauty Saloon zines, along with other silly wares, which I’m sure I’ve mentioned many times before…

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Rejected Shirt Design

Tuesday, August 18th, 2009
rejected_mountain-fight-face
Earlier in the year, I was asked to submit a T-shirt design for Transworld Snowboarding Mag. I came across this image recently and realized that it has never seen the light of day, so I thought I’d post it on here and give it a world premiere.

I think the design was pretty cool, with the whole big snow demon face / fight scene dual image thing going on. It was to be in relation to the Angry Interns page, and I think it suits the ‘aesthetic attitude’ pretty well. I tried to have it formatted to fit as a full frontal T-shirt print. Colour was never added, but it probably would have been had the image been approved.

rejected_mountain-fight-facshirte artist concept

But alas, it never came to be. Word on the street was that HQ needed to approve of it and that was the last I heard. Nothing ever came of it, though I sort of wish it did, as I think it could look ultra cool on anyone’s shirt. But I am biased.

Maybe I should just print it myself. Is there demand out there?

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