Showing posts with label leprechaun. Show all posts
Showing posts with label leprechaun. Show all posts

Friday, March 13, 2015

Here It Comes, Raise a Pint!

Drunken Leprechaun
by Jackson Thom
It's just a few days away now.  Tuesday, March 17, is St. Paddies Day, don't you know.  So, why not don just the right shirt, while you raise a few pints this year?

Why not head over to my Zazzle store, and check out my St. Paddies Day shirts.  Here's one, with the drunken leprechaun, that reads, "Cheers."


Or, if t-shirts aren't your thing, how about a drunken leprechaun water bottle or an iphone 5 cover.  There's plenty of things to choose from, so why not take a look.



Vortex and Guns
by Jackson Thom
But, that's not all that's going on.  I've been hard at work at another drawing, so why not head on over to my DeviantArt Gallery and take a look at Vortex and Guns.

If you like it, while you're there, you can even pick up some prints.

Or, if you really like, it, hey, why not pick up a t-shirt with it on it, at my Zazzle Store.  Hey, you can have Vortex and Guns on a t-shirt.  How cool would that be?

Monday, February 16, 2015

Who Wants a T-Shirt? Come and Get It!

Hot Girl in a Tight T-shirt
T-SHIRTS, YEAH!
Photo Credit: Flickr Creative Common License by Ricardo Liberato
Hey, you like fashion?  Of course ya do.  Do you like t-shirts?  Well, who doesn't.  Then you're gonna love this.

I just happen to have a line of my own t-shirts that I offer on Zazzle.  And I'm gonna give you a run down of some of my best.  These are t-shirts with my own art on them, that you can customize with whatever text you'd like.  Some of them are all set, but others are ripe for whatever you'd like to slap on them.

And here we go.


Mission Lightning Chick

This one has got to be my best one to date.  It's a drawing, I'm real proud of.  This is one badass chick, who's come back through time, with the help of lightning to save us from whatever ales us.  You know.  That old chestnut.

Mission Lightning Chick
Mission Lightning Chick
by Jackson Thom


Blast From the Past Chick, goes hand-in-hand with Lightning Chick.  She's everything her partner is, and much much more, along with crazy pink hair, and a wicked sword.  She's barely dressed, but she can take down a whole band of marauders.

Blast From the Past Chick
Black From the Past Chick
by Jackson Thom


Here's something for the holidays.  It's a leprechaun to show your St. Paddies day pride.  Drink and grin, and let everyone know what you're all about with this amazing t-shirt that says, "YEAH, I'm Irish, DAMN IT...for now!

Drunken Leprechaun For St. Paddies Day
Drunken Leprechaun For St. Paddies Day
by Jackson Thom


Here's another one for the holiday season.  This one's for Halloween.  It's a skeleton rising from the grave, just in time to frighten passers by.  But don't be scared.  It's safe.  It promise...maybe???

Skeleton From the Dark
Skeleton From the Dark
by Jackson Thom


Show the world you're an artist, or at least you can handle a pencil.  This is one based on the English sign that reads, "Keep Calm and Carry On."  But it has a slight twist for the penciler to enjoy, with a hand tooling away, and the words that read, "Keep Calm and Learn to Draw."  Let people know what you're all about.

Keep Calm and Learn To Draw
Keep Calm and Learn To Draw
by Jackson Thom


Who's ever dreamed of having their own ninja army at their very own beckoned call?  Well, now you can have one, on a t-shirt.  And space ninjas to boot.  What do you think of that?

Space Ninjas, Go!
Space Ninjas, Go!
by Jackson Thom


This is a concept I had for a special soldier called Sword Six.  He's a special ops ninja soldier, who can go anywhere, anytime and execute anything necessary.  So why not wear him on a t-shirt?

Sword Six
Sword Six
by Jackson Thom


This is something I originally made as a background for something else, but I liked the way it looked so much, that I thought it deserved its own t-shirt.  So, here is Wild Moon Space Art.  It's an inter-planetary look at something wild and crazy.  I hope you enjoy.

Wild Moon Space Art
Wild Moon Space Art
by Jackson Thom

Saturday, March 1, 2014

Prepping For Saint Paddy's Day and Heavy Metal

Drunken Leprechaun
Drunken Leprechaun
Whoa!!!  It's been some kind of winter, so far, huh?!?

I'm talking crazy snow.  My arms have been exhausted from shoveling--probably because I'm so out of shape, and all.  These string beans can't move mountains.  They were designed for more delicate work.

Anyway, aside from all that, I've been very busy.  I've had a few set backs, but for the most part, things have been going good.

If you're gearing up for Saint Paddy's Day, as I know you are, I pounded out a great How To Draw a Leprechaun article, over at Squidoo.  Click the link to check it out.  If you like that, there's also shirts for sale, over at Boneworld's Zazzle Store, that you can check out, featuring the drunken leprechaun.  Click the links below to check them out.

Get Drunk and Carry On Leprechaun on Zazzle
Get Drunk and Carry On Leprechaun on Zazzle
Cheers Leprechaun
Get Drunk and Carry On Leprechaun

Most people who've read my articles should note that I'm a big fan of anime, and I've written several articles reviewing anime movies, as well as discussing anime topics in depth.  However, the truth is, I've always been more of a fan of American animation and comics.  I wouldn't say I'm any kind of expert on the subject matter, but I am very interested in it.  And because of that, when the option to review a super hero animation came up, I jumped on it.

I reviewed the feature length animated film Ultimate Avengers, in the article Avengers, Bringing Captain America Home.  Click the link to read all about it.

Metal Hurlant
Photo Credit: Flickr Creative Commons Photo by Alexis Ziritt
Along the same lines of my American animation and comics, is Heavy Metal.  The movie, I mean, that was sort of a skit based drug induced science fiction film.  There were two movies, Heavy Metal and Heavy Metal 2000, and it kind of ended there.  The magazine it was based off of discontinued.

However, in France, where the magazine originated, being called Metal Hurlant Chronicles, they've created a new series of shows based upon the magazine, with the same name.  It's again a skit based series of twelve episodes.  Many people are mildly aware that this show was created, and that it was originally only available in France, but that has all changed, as Syfy channel has bought it, and will air the episodes in April.  Check out the full story on Coming Soon and ScienceFiction.com.  This is a great day for anyone who was a fan of the original movies and magazine.

Cheers!