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Wanna be a "TCoT" Fashionista?


You've all heard me hinting that I've been working on some T-Shirt designs, in addition to coffee mugs, etc, right?

Right.

Well, I'm still in the process of getting a few things in place to begin production and distribution- but I figured it was about time that I gave all of you a taste of what I've got in mind.

What you see here is one of the T-Shirt designs I've done.

Pretty cool, eh?

Darn straight it is!

I hope to have about a total of five finished designs ready for when the store is finalized online.  If you're in the Kamloops, BC area, I'll be letting you know which outlets have them for sale as well.

I've also got what I call the "Special Edition" Zip Hoodie.  These will be used a promotional items for interview guests- and for contests that I have in the works.  To keep you in suspense, I'm going to keep the design a secret until the first contest starts!

I know... I'm evil. Hehehe...

Please feel free to let me know what you think of the design, and stay tuned for further news regarding this and the contests!

Oh... and just so you know... that's MY hand in the artwork. LOL

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