Originally from the Seattle area, I now live in sunny SoCal where I freelance in film and television production. Likes: TV, Broadway musicals, peanut butter, and t-shirts. Dislikes: cigarettes, cloudy days, and telling people about myself.

Ex CIA operative Agent Sotomayor, also known as the scourge of Milton Keynes, is as famous now for t-shirt designing as he was for his violent and unnecessary, black ops cake decorating. It is also a little known fact that during the 17th century Daniel was often found rearranging mountain ranges so they spelled out rude words when viewed from space. He is 16 feet tall and know where you live. Before resorting to t-shirt design Daniel played the Theremin for the Oasis tribute band "The Beatles". Daniel Sotomayor invented trousers, is allergic to fluff and is in Techinicolor. Daniel Sotomayor is Rick Moranis. Once upon a time Daniel was picking at one of his toenails and then the toenail fell off and under the toenail was an undiscovered race of people none of whom had toenails but they did all have cars in the shape of trees powered by elastic bands made from pink but not that yucky bright pink.a nice shade of pink actually it was probably a faded red. People seem to like me because I am polite and I am rarely late. I like to eat ice cream and I really enjoy a nice pair of slacks. Mm-mm-mm. Mm, I love scotch. I love scotch. Scotchy, scotch, scotch. Here it goes down. Down into my belly. . I'm Daniel and I like to lean forward and put my hands on the floor. Then I curl my body up while pushing off with my legs. Momentum and gravity then cause my body and legs to travel above and over my head. The curve of my back ensures a nice soft landing and if all goes well I end up back on my feet. 'Cause that's how I roll.

We are a pair of brothers from the Northwest. We come up with ideas and bounce them off each other back and forth til we get a concept the way we like it and then see how it turns out. This is a result of one of those times.

Where are you from? Far North Queensland - that pointy bit at the top of Australia on the east? Somewhere up there. What inspired you to become an artist? Encouragement from my parents who indulged my drawing on anything and everything at anytime. Later the works of Brett Whiteley and Gerald Scarfe would be a huge influence. Who are some of your favorite artists? As well as Whiteley and Scarfe, most of my favourite artists work in comics - Bill Sienkiewicz, Frank Cho, Alex Ross, Jack Kirby - to name but a few. Tell us about your shirt? I love Japanese graphic art and had been wanting to do something with Hokusai's wave for a long time and finally came up with an idea using the old saying 'storm in a teacup'.

I am from a very unheard of town in the middle of South Jersey. I've been doing art almost all of my life. Most of the art I do is professional art for companies. Only lately have I been able to make some leisure art! Van Gogh is probably my biggest inspiration for becoming an artist. I'm going to school for game design so I'm big into games, obviously. Also love Anime, Doctor Who, Starwars and Lots of other Scifi.

Drawn into the world of apparel design by a friend, I love the challenge of creating wearable art. Most of my works are influenced by my favorite shows, movies ect. So if you like what I like maybe you'll find something to wear.

We're a happily married team of freelance artists, living in the Austin, TX area. We love Sci-Fi, comics, video games, and genre television. We specialize in Web and Graphic Design and Animation. We were even awarded commendations by the Surgeon General of the United States Army for an animated feature we made for families of US service members. See our portfolio at: http://tee-rex.rexraygun.com/ Find us on Facebook at: http://www.facebook.com/tee.rex.tx Follow our T-Shirt Blog at: http://tee-rex-atx.tumblr.com/ Check out our other stuff on RedBubble at: http://www.redbubble.com/people/rexraygun/portfolio

I'm just a twenty-something living in Flint, Michigan, kicking ass and taking classes. I design in my spare time, because I find it interesting, and I want to become better. 

I've always been that quiet kid who liked art over math and science and *gasp* sports, but I had such supportive friends and family growing up that I decided to pursue art in college, where I'm studying to become a web designer. Making t-shirts helps me with layouts, typography, and color. 

I don't really have a favorite artist. I just like things, but I suppose that Charles M. Schulz, the creator of "Peanuts" has really inspired me, because his works were such a big part of my childhood. I don't try to emulate his style, but I know he's influenced my sense of humor, and overall outlook on life. I don't know if that's a good thing or a bad thing, but out of all artists, he's had the biggest impact on me.

The thing about being dead is that you don't have to worry about trivial matters anymore such as sustenance, wealth, love, or even time itself. The only importance remaining is power. Pure, raw power. Even in death does such a carnal desire remain. It is the only driving force left to remind you that your mind still exists. And so as my spark tumbles through the vastness of eternity, I manifest an image of a digital nature in my quest for power, power from t-shirt denizens.

I am currently an intelligence Officer for the British Secret Intelligence Service, more widely known as MI6. My role as a t-shirt designer is part of an elaborate undercover operation to infiltrate and ultimately bring to justice an international ring of t-shirt smugglers being run by the notorious Dr. Nofinger. I also enjoy shaking martinis, driving cars on two wheels, crashing speedboats, skiing off cliffs and being sexist. My name is ROBOT. robotrobotROBOT. http://www.redbubble.com/people/robotrobotrobot http://robotrobotrobot.tumblr.com/ http://twitter.com/robotrobotROBOT http://www.facebook.com/robotrobotROBOTdesign