Hans “Boo-urns” Moleman ghost magnet

This one sort of worked out, but not exactly how I had hoped. Regardless I still spent the time making it so here it is. This design is another original one I made for my RedBubble shop. It’s Hans Moleman as a ghost saying “Boo-urns” and if you’re a big Simpsons fan you’ll understand the reference. With the text bubble, I need to make a border and that resulted in a lot of negative space, so I put a pumpkin there to fill it out. I may revisit the design at a later date and try something else as overall I was satisfied with the space and pumpkin addition. Oh well.

If you’re interested in buying this, here’s the Etsy link.

Design #81: Bart the daredevil shirt

This one comes from way back in season 2 episode 8 called “Bart the Daredevil”. After the Simpson family go see Captain Lance Murdock. and Truckosaurus, Bart decide that he also wants to be a daredevil. After some mild stunts he decides to jump Springfield Gorge on his skateboard. This is the shirt he wears when he attempts to do so.

Here’s the link to the product as a sticker, but you can view the design on multiple items if you’re interested.

Shelbyville lemon eater magnet

After my first 2 coaster sets, I took a long break from tinkering with my laser cutter/engraver. Eventually I started back up and I was also wondering what else could I make besides coasters. Among other options I did also think of fridge magnets. So to add to my workshop I picked up a glue gun and magnet tape. As for the design, I converted the Shelbyville lemon eater vector design for my Redbubble shop into a laser file and hit print. I then stained it with the same stain I used for my other coaster sets. I was quite happy with the cut itself but did notice that doing line cuts left the design a bit hard to see with the chosen stain but it wasn’t too bad just a takeaway note to myself. I then put on the magnets and slapped it on my fridge. For me one of the best feelings was learning how to convert my already made vector designs into the laser readable file. The easy conversion opened up a big doorway for me as I’ve got many designs already created that I want to bring to life in stained wood form.

If you’re interested in buying this, here’s the Etsy link.

Design #79: Troy McClure’s Snake Sigil

In season 7 episode 19 called “A Fish Called Selma” we see Troy McClure revive his dwindling acting career when he meets Selma and plans to marry her to make headlines again. At the beginning of the episode, we see the family watching a movie called “The Muppets Go Medieval” where Troy is wearing this sigil on his chest. It’s crudely drawn in the episode and I kept it that way.

Here’s the link to the product as a sticker, but you can view the design on multiple items if you’re interested.

Design #78: Comicbook guy’s “Alien Biopsy” shirt

This one comes from season 10 episode 9 called “Mayored to the Mob” when Homer becomes the personal bodyguard of Mayor Quimby. Homer takes the kids to Springfield “Bi-mon-sci-fi-con” and we see Comicbook guy wearing this shirt. That’s all I got. Oh and guest appearance from Mark Hamill.

Here’s the link to the product as a pin, but you can view the design on multiple items if you’re interested.

Design #75: This ones a little “cheeky”

One of the best episodes of all time is the 5th episode of season 4 called “Rosebud”. It’s a spoof of the classic movie “Citizen Kane” and we see Mr. Burns long for his long lost childhood teddy bear Bobo. Naturally this ends up in the possession of the Simpsons and hilarity ensues as Mr. Burns does whatever he can to get his beloved toy back. I’m not going to go into much further detail, just go watch it even if you’re not a Simpsons fan.

Here’s the link to the product as a sticker, but you can view the design on multiple items if you’re interested.

Design #74: Don’t Have a Cow, Man!

This design is from episode 5 of season 7 called “Lisa the Vegetarian”. The title here basically sums up the episode, Lisa becomes a vegetarian which stressed her and Homer’s relationship. At one point she visits Apu where he reveals he’s a vegetarian too and shows her this shirt. In case you’re wondering why I don’t have the slogan on it, Disney copyright struck my design due to the slogan being Bart’s famous catch phrase so I simply removed it.

Here’s the link to the product as a sticker, but you can view the design on multiple items if you’re interested.