Dragonwing Graphics

This began life as one of my favorite drawings for Inktober in 2017, and I recently dug it back out and revised it in color.

Inspired by Senator Elizabeth Warren's recent censure on the floor during Jeff Sessions confirmation hearing to become Attorney General. We need all the inspirational standard bearers we can get in these trying times! Of course, also inspired on the classic "Obama Hope" poster from the 2008 election campaign, by Shepard Fairey.

For best results on apparel, I recommend choosing Military Green or Light Olive (those cannot be chosen as defaults)! A few years ago I gave someone a shirt featuring "The Forest Will Be With You" and it was such a hit with the recipient that he's about worn it out. I was going to replace it with the same shirt, but the company that made it seems to have vanished, and all the copycat designs were not to my liking. So I made my own iteration, and then decided to make a variation on it for sale.

I'm by no means the first to come up with this little pun, but I wanted to put my own spin on it, design-wise, when I decided to have it made as a gift for someone. That done, I figured I might as well also put it up for sale!

Fat and happy! This design began as my day 16 for Inktober '17, but I liked it so much that I built on it a bit to make this.

Sometimes you've just got to dive in, have some fun, and get a little dirty! This design began life as my day 18 for Inktober '17, and I liked it so much that I built on it a bit to make this.

For all those dragons out there who also love to read. All dragons hoard SOMETHING, naturally. This design began life as my day 20 Inktober '17 drawing, but I liked it enough that I decided to build on it.

Inspired by a Neil Gaiman tweet: https://twitter.com/neilhimself/status/939143161577959424

Just an idea I had, and wanted to see if I could get it to work outside of brain-space.

The definitive shirt for our times! Wear it with pride!

A graphite illustration I drew several years ago on old-fashioned paper, but in a couple different pieces - the angel and tree were drawn on separate pages at different scales, then I composited them together digitally after scanning.