This one is from the pilot episode. Ultimately Steve considers this his lucky shirt, and wears it when deciding to ask out the head cheerleader at school. Ultimately it does not work out. And if buying this and wearing it doesn’t land you a date, then you can try and get a dog. Which I cannot sell you.
Can’t remember the episode and don’t know if this shirt is a reference to anything, but hey why not make it? Roger dawns this tee when he’s practising with his new replaced Pizza Party Weekend improv troupe.
This one is essentially my first foray into American Dad ideas. Though it’s never really shown, Roger is part of an improv group called Pizza Party Weekend. His paranoia leads him to some take over this group, and of course he fires them all and takes in Steven and his friends to continue the troupe. At one he gets these shirts made up for them, so I figured you might as well call yourself an honorary member and wear this shirt.
Tolkein is one of the only character who does not appear on the Terrance & Phillip show but wears his initial on shirt, albeit stylized differently. Anyways, this should be one of my last South Park designs for a bit as making a simple letter does not tend to help my illustrator skills advance.
Another low hanging fruit design! Ugly Bob’s shirt from South Park/Terrance and Phillip. Honestly, if you already have some green pants, black shoes, you can get this shirt and a paper bag and make one of the cheapest Halloween costumes possible!
Went with some low hanging fruit after designing Terrance and Phillip’s shirts and looked at all the other T&P characters just to start adding items to my shop. You can get this shirt and goes as Scott the Dick if you feel inclined.
Needless to I started imagining other products from other cartoons to expand into. With my illustrator abilities still in their infancy, I couldn’t really imagine making something simpler than the shirts of Terrance & Phillip from South Park. I figured these would make for some really easy Halloween costumes (coincidentally I’m posting this on Halloween night) and I don’t believe I was wrong as one of my earliest sales was that to one person buying both at once for a Halloween partners costume I presume.
Possibly one of the greatest Simpsons scenes of all time comes from season 8 episode 6 called “A Milhouse Divided”. Although the final result of the scene is Luann demanding divorce, which is a serious topic, the lead up is hilariously absurd. The eyebrow, the awkward comments at dinner, cornstarch keeping down the urges, the portrayal of dignity during charades, the commotion of Lisa’s singing, and Allied Biscuit. There’s a reason this scene, and Kirk’s drawing of dignity, is an absolute classic that has spawn countless Simpsons shitposts. So it was only natural that I make this a design in my shop. On a side note, the first sale for this design was not on a t-shirt or some other commonly purchased item. It was in an acrylic block as pictured below. That along makes me cry with laughter. Simpsons fans will get an instant kick out of it on someone’s mantle while those who don’t know what it is may believe it’s a piece of modern art.