Kevin Isaac is a comic-style artist and graphic illustrator based out of Vancouver, Canada who works under his company, Orca Illustrations (est. 2005). Kevin has done a significant amount of freelance graphic work for Cineplex Entertaniment for training and marketing material. In 2006, he created his own independent comic book title "Moonglow" which was distributed here locally in Vancouver and can still be purchased at Comixpress.com (Oh oh, one more thing. Follow his blog at Form Function and if you really like his work you can fan him on Facebook just search for Orca Illustration)

Reppin' for all the day-job having artists living in no-name towns, it's me, Michelle Six. Every day, I go teach middle school children how to draw, use the computer, and begin to analyze art. However, since I do this in a rural public school, I am often battled by haters. Seriously, it is all for the kids, though - they've got my back. Although my paintings and some comics are featured in some local galleries, I have in my past been too lazy to try to be a for-real artist. No longer! I designed this shirt as part of my new training to become a master artist in my own right. I chose a squirrel in a boxing match because we've all felt like that tiny squirrel, right? And, of course, because squirrels are both cute and awesome.

I'm a 22 year old designer from Manteca, California, making cool things since 1988. This design was born out of playing with an idea I had for a bold design with my shiny new (at the time) tablet.

I am 20yrs old and live in Malaysia. When anything can happened in the world we live in, the unpredictable things always seek a place to sneak in.

I'm a streetartist and graphic-designer from dsseldorf / germany and i love clear vector-designs and tape-art! I'm influenced by pop-art and early stencil-streetart. My shirt is for the nerd in all of us, no matter, if you're addicted to retrogaming or new consoles, personally, my heart is beating for 8bit-games! Hope you like the shirt!? Cheers from germany, barto Press for "In Control" Factpile Go Nintendo The Warp Pipe

Kevin Isaac is a comic-style artist and graphic illustrator based out of Vancouver, Canada who works under his company, Orca Illustrations (est. 2005). Kevin has done a significant amount of freelance graphic work for Cineplex Entertaniment for training and marketing material. In 2006, he created his own independent comic book title ‚"Moonglow" which was distributed here locally in Vancouver and can still be purchased at www.comixpress.com (Oh oh, one more thing. Follow his blog at http://www.formfunction.blogspot.com/ and if you really like his work you can fan him on Facebook just search for Orca Illustration)

Im a university student from the UK, designing is my favourite past time. My inspirations based many on nature and I travel alot to help my ideas flow in. This design was something that just came to me, hope you like it.

Hi, I'm Sidoneon, from Montreal, Canada. King Kong vs Karate Man is the man versus the beast because I got a friend who look like a gorilla so it was kind of a joke to him because he loves kung fu too.

Dude likes videogames, music, coke, buffalo wings and drawing.

Hey I'm Ashley and I'm from New York City. I don't know what exactly inspired me to become an artist, but I've been one my whole life so I guess I was just born as one. My favorite artists... there's too many to list! I really enjoy work by Hazel Dooney, James Jean, Yuko Shimuzu, Mathiole, Lucien Freud, Mike Giant, Frank Miller, Justin Maller, Cristiano Siqueira, Si Scott, Franz Kline, Warhol, Caravaggio, Vermeer... I can go on, but I'll stop at that :) About this design - I really really love to draw animals, I find them quite fascinating and expressive in ways humans cannot be. A lot of my work has an animal focus to it because of this. Lately I have been working on mixing loose linework (such as the fur) with tight linework (such as the mouth area) as well as texture (the halftones). I think the contrast in linework and texture makes the design stronger than if I just drew it in one particular way.