Illustration its my speciality but I'm a Graphic Designer. Besides I love pop culture like comics, videogames, movies, tv series and all that stuff that everybody love's here.

Dead or Alive You`re Rocking with Me! I am a Michigan based designer who whenever anyone who has never been to Detroit asks me what its like I tell them that Robocop was a documentary. My design was created in Adobe Illustrator.

ABOUT THE ARTIST Independent artist and designer. Amateur chef and bassist. Homebrewer and pug owner. Find Ian online: Website Facebook Twitter Tumblr Pinterest ARTIST BIO Surrounded by simpletons, fools and idealistic dreamers, a misunderstood genius rises: seeking to create a new order where intelligence and force of will are the new power, and that power is absolute. Show your strength and dedication to forging a new world, no matter the consequences with this design showcasing 33 powerful and villainous weapons. Facebook: Follow me and 'share' the "Villains" post at the top of the page Twitter: Follow me and tweet this message: How many of these 33 comic villain weapons can you name? A new @ianleino design is just $10 today only at http://riptapparel.com Tumblr: Follow me and reblog my "Villains" post

Living and working in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Graphic Designer and Web Developer, I've been drawing all my life and have always been a lover of science fiction. I would like to send a shout out to the guys at theatomicgeeks.com. I have enjoyed their podcast for the last year and especially want to thank AtomicGeekDowns for all the help and support he has given me.

My name is Adam, i live in the UK. I enjoy designing t-shirts and other small bits of art in my spare time. I have been using the free software Gimp since I began creating digital art about a year ago. All of my work is inspired by something I enjoy, usually films and video games. This design is inspired by Mass Effect. It features Shepards ship on the cover of a Haynes style owners workshop manual.

The art of Ninjaink has been seen online, print, and television in wonderful places such as RIPT Apparel, TeeFury, NowhereBad, MTV's Splash Blog, SuperPunch, ToplessRobot, Comics Alliance, Udon's "Street Fighter Tribute Art Book," "Mega Man Tribute Art Book," and Late Night with Jimmy Fallon. He lives in Little Rock, Arkansas with his two guinea pigs. "He’ll fight for Jedis wherever there’s trouble, B.A.D. Mofo is there! B.A.D. Mofo! A Real Avenging Hero! B.A.D. Mofo is there!"

Q Where are you from?

 I'm from Sydney Australia. I live in Leonay, a leafy little suburb nestled between the Nepean River and the Blue Mountains. 

Q What inspired you to become an artist? 

Comic books, movies and an overactive imagination.

 Q Who are some of you favorite artists?
 
Frazetta, Art Adams, Gil Elvgren, Brian Bolland, Jamie Hewlett too many to list and too hard to narrow down.

 Q Tell us about your shirt?

 A mashup between Fozzie Bear and the Droogs from Clockwork Orange. It came about because Fozzie's colour orange and his catchcry 'wokka wokka' tied well in with the movie's title...and they were both hat wearers. But it was also interesting to contrast the innocent Fozzie with the demented, sociopathic nature of the Droogs.

My name is David Benton and I grew up in a suburb of Boston Massachusetts. I attended the Art Institute of Boston where I majored in Illustration. In my Junior year, I started a design and branding company called Double Decker Studios. I ran it, along with my two partners, for about eight years. In 2000, I sold my shares of the business and left to pursue a freelance career. I currently live in the Philippines and make art all day long.

I'm nothing special, and definitely no artist. I'm a web designer & programmer from Charlotte, NC. I'm also as you may imagine, a huge Doctor Who fan. This shirt idea came to me while watching a random NASA program on TV, seeing the logo, and putting everything together in my head. It just makes sense. Given that I'm no artist, nor have any favorites, I instead chose to link my side art to the Redbubble community - which is full of Doctor Who shirts even more clever than mine.

UK Illustrator Nik Holmes digs up the rotting carcass of popular culture, stitches it together in his lab and slaps the resulting abomination on a tee shirt! You know, for kids.