My favorite of all of Murdock’s many, many custom shirts in The A-Team, from one of my favorite episodes. I have wanted to have my own for a long time.

This was a shirt design that spent a shocking 2+ years on my to-do list, with me poking at it periodically, trying to find the exact right font. I believe I finally did, and excitedly laid out the shirt, and found I didn’t like it as much as one of the “almost” fonts I’d found in the process.The on-screen one doesn’t even have consistent serif usage, IF YOU CAN IMAGINE SUCH A THING.

Normally, I am a stickler for exact accuracy in this kind of thing, and it has served me well on some other shirt designs. However, this one is basically only for me, and so I decided to go with my variant. I suppose this can be some kind of designery parable about the journey proving more valuable than the destination. 

Available at leftbrainshirts. If you want a particular garment just let me know.

Science Corps Playset - Aug 2012 - Feb 2013

Meg loved Fisher Price Little People as a kid, but was sad that the lady peoples were always school teachers or librarians, and not pilots or doctors. 

So, for her birthday, I got some little people off eBay, measured them with a caliper, 3D modeled one that looked like Meg in a lab coat, and had it 3D printed at Shapeways.

Some paint, some accessories, and some decals printed on transparent labels later, you have the Science Corps Playset. 

A die-cut sticker I designed for the Cinemanauts weekly movie night podcast thing I do every week. Check us out here.

LVSC 2013 swag. A practical alternative to last year’s shirt.  These were a big hit, even with those who had less and less cash to stash in it as the week went on.