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Monday, February 16, 2015

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

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
by Jackson Thom

Blast From the Past Chick

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.

Black From the Past Chick
by Jackson Thom

Drunken Leprechaun For St. Paddies Day

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
by Jackson Thom

Skeleton From the Dark

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
by Jackson Thom

Keep Calm and Learn To Draw

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
by Jackson Thom

Space Ninjas, Go!

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!
by Jackson Thom

Sword Six

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
by Jackson Thom

Wild Moon Space Art

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
by Jackson Thom

Friday, January 16, 2015

Best Of the Best...Pics of Hot Girls

Lately, I've been on a nice little drawing rhythm, and I've been able to pound out some nice drawings, that I've been able to do up all nice and tidy in InkScape. I'm real proud of what I've produced lately, so I wanted to show it off a little.

Mission From the Future
by Jackson Thom

Mission From the Future

This is one badass chick, with two guns, leather and a hell of an attitude.

Go check out the real version on my gallery on DeviantArt, where you can also buy prints.
Mission From the Future.
This got some nice kudos over there, like being added to the PinUp-Club gallery, as well as the Elite-Girls gallery.

You can also get it on a t-shirt at my Zazzle Store. Give it a try.

Mission From the Past
by Jackson Thom

Mission From the Past

This girl's fired up, and ready for anything, with a great sword and wild pink hair. What else do you need.

Go check out the real version on my gallery on DeviantArt, where you can also buy prints. Mission From the Past. This one also got a couple of nice kudos there, like being included in the Elite-Girls gallery and the Inkscapers gallery.

You can also get it on a t-shirt at my Zazzle Store. Give it a try.

Kodama From Maken-Ki Fan Art
by Jackson Thom

Kodama From Maken-ki!

This is the character Kodama from the ecchi anime, Maken-Ki, which I did a review of recently.

Go check out the real version on my gallery on DeviantArt. Kodama From Maken-Ki Fan Art.

I can't sell this one in any way, because it's fan art, so enjoy, but like the others, it did receive a couple of nice kudos, such as being included in the Elite-Girls gallery, as well as the Inkscapers gallery.

I hope you enjoy! Thanks for stopping by!

Thursday, January 2, 2014

Bring in 2014 With Anime and Indie Films Online

Vash the Stampede
Flickr Creative Commons Photo by *Yu7yU*

Welcome to 2014, yo! I'm rocketing through the air as we speak in my auto driven flying car, ordering up some stuff on Amazon with my wi-fi connected brain, and just hoping your having as much fun in this futuristic utopian world, as I am. Oh wait, none of those things have happened, yet. I'm sitting in front of my slow antiquated computer, typing with my over-used fingers, and wishing you a wonderful New Year.

Anime Reviews

Anyway, Toonami finished up its month of movies with the amazing Trigun: Badlands Rumble. Over at Squidoo, I wrote a review, so go on ahead and check out Old West Has Nothing On Badlands Rumble. Starting next week, Toonami will have their regular schedule of shows, including the all new Space Dandy. The new schedule begins at Saturday, January 4, 2014 at 11:30PM, and you can check it out on Toonami's website.

You can find my other anime reviews on Squidoo, right here:
Summer Wars, Dorothy Can't Hack This OZ
Fullmetal Bringing Back the Brothers
Buckle-Up For the Redline Review

Indie Films Online

The indie film industry online is booming. It seems that more and more great films are coming alive all the time. I've previously noted the existence of Black Flag TV, which is an independent TV station, broadcasting horror movies online. Now, I've come a cross a couple more, of note.

Porcelain Presence is a wild indie film studio working on an intense and suspenseful film concerning a porcelain doll in an average British neighborhood. It appears things get out of hand, but things are not always what they seem. If you like, check out the trailer for the movie on YouTube. It'll send a chill down your back.

ZOMB! the Movie is an independent zombie flick. It sounds pretty interesting concerning a tongue-in-cheek health awareness documentary on the threat of the zombie virus. It's a crowd funded film, and you can get more details on that on the website if you'd like to help support the film. They're offering some perks for any assistance.

Anime Streaming

I've come across a couple of sites that are great for streaming anime, if you're interested. Go ahead and check them both out.

Otaku Streamers

Really good stream, and a great selection--all at no cost, just a sign up.

Crunchyroll

The selection here isn't as great, but the stream is excellent for no cost. However, there is a premium membership that, I assume, will give you access to more.

As always, you can check out my latest work on my DeviantArt page, or my Zazzle Store. You can check out my latest t-shirt, KEEP CALM and LEARN TO DRAW.

Monday, November 18, 2013

Twas the Nightmare Before Christmas and...AAAAAAH!!!

It's about that time of year, when the leaves are on the ground, the trees are bare, and nights are early, dark and gloomy. It's that middle of the way time, that some like to attribute to Thanksgiving (which is great, I like me some turkey), but others, others, like to think about what if?

It's about this time of year, when I start to think, maybe me and Tim Burton aren't so different after all. The thing is, I had never had even a single inkling of combining holidays, but the moment I saw him do it, I had a sensation of AH-HA!!! He's a creative genius in another league, but in some ways I feel he's kind of a kindred spirit--a man who sees that color and darkness can go hand-in-hand.

That's one of the reasons I think I enjoy his movie, "The Nightmare Before Christmas," so much. I enjoyed it so much that I wrote a review of the movie on Squidoo. If you want, please take a look at my take on how Tim Burton Mashes Holidays.

However, in the spirit of this 'tween holiday, that's not all I did to honor the movie. Being that I love to draw, I also wrote a number of How-Tos on how to draw four of the main characters from the movie, in another Squidoo article. If you'd like, please take a look at How To Draw Nightmare Before Christmas Characters. The four characters include Jack Skellington, Zero, Oogie-Boogie and Sally. I also went so far as to draw up my own holiday poster to demonstrate.

First, just the pencil

Second, in color

Also, as an update, you can now get any of my art on my Zazzle page on a t-shirt, poster, coffee mug or now it's even available on several different covers for electronic media, such as iPhone cases and laptop covers. So, if you have some time, please check out Boneworld on Zazzle to see the latest products, and if something catches your eye, please feel free to buy it, or share it with a friend.

Otherwise, all of my art is also available on my DeviantArt page, where you can also purchase anything you like as a print. Check it out, take a note, and let me know in the comments what you think. Thanks so much!

Thursday, November 7, 2013

What's the Haps?!?

It's been quiet lately, so I thought I'd post something. It hasn't been exactly quiet. I've been busy on a few things that I wanted to post, but none of them were big enough to warrant a post of their own, so here they are all together.

From Squidoo, here's a review of my son's favorite show, as of late. The show is called The Haunting Hour, and I guess you could call it sort of a Twilight Zone for children. So, Grab Your Family, It Is the Haunting Hour.

Also from Squidoo, here's my very first recipe, and more than likely my last. It's a quick and easy vegetarian alternative to the old burger and fries dinner, that has a bit of a spicy kick. If you feel the urge, try my Black Bean Burger and Butter Basil Potatoes, and let me know what you think.

And finally, many people who know me, know I doodle quite a bit, but what motivates my doodling the most, is the slim possibility of some day delivering on an animated series that's been ruminating in the back of my mind for some time. Well, let me introduce you to the main character of my series. Please, in all his glory, take a look at Sword Six, an elite special forces soldier, carrying some emotional baggage, but equipped for any terrain, including no terrain at all. You can check him out at my DeviantArt gallery, and if you like buy a print.

Or, if you like Sword Six, maybe you'd like to check him out on a t-shirt on my Zazzle page. Sword Six on a Zazzle t-shirt. I know, right! It's such a thrill, I had to pick one up for myself. I can't wait to wear it.

In the meantime, I'd love to hear what you've all been up to in the comments section. Let me know about anything at all. And, thanks for stopping by!

Saturday, October 26, 2013

Welcome All, I've Got Something To Show You!

I've been having some great fun lately, having opened a store for my own t-shirts on Zazzle, which I hope everyone has taken a moment to check out. And if not, there's a new Zazzle widget to the right of this post, if you haven't already noticed. But the biggest thing is, I've put up my latest lens on Squidoo, and it's a gallery of all of my best drawings that I have posted on DeviantArt.

Go on to the Gallery to check it out. I'm very proud of what I have, but more importantly, I'm gaining a great deal of confidence.

I'm not just looking for the routine, hey that's great, anymore. I'm expecting to find those people that just don't like this or that, and the truth is, it doesn't concern me anymore. I'm seeing my flaws, but I'm seeing myself getting better all the time, so I'm kind of in a place where I feel like I can handle a little constructive criticism. Also, I've already received quite a bit from my family and friends. My wife can be down-right abusive at times. I was ready to call the cops one night, but I didn't want anyone to see me crying.

So, my gallery is up and ready to be torn to shreds by ruthless shards of criticism, or delicate feathers of praise. And if perhaps you'd like to buy something from either my DeviantArt page, or my Zazzle page, I won't stop you from doing that either. Feel free. It's a free country, isn't it?

Thanks for stopping by, and don't forget to check out my art gallery, and leave a comment.

Friday, October 25, 2013

Boneworld is Now On Zazzle!

I am a member of several different social media sites, and for the time being, the one that I have been most involved with has been Squidoo. However, everything that I've been doing is for the further promotion of my drawing. And the truth is, in a lot of ways, I've been feeling like a lot of what I've been doing has been just going around in circles, because all I really want to do is draw, and publish what I've drawn up on my DeviantArt page to show off, but that's exactly what I've been unable to do lately.

So, what's a guy to do?

Well, I'll tell you one thing I've noticed. Many people who are in my position, who have galleries on sites like DeviantArt, also seem to have store fronts on a site called Zazzle. I recently read a lot about it on another article on Squidoo, called Zazzle 101. So, you know what I decided to do? I opened my own store on Zazzle.

And here it is: Boneworld on Zazzle.

So far, I've designed four t-shirts with my drawings on them that I'm extremely proud of, and I have a few more on the way. I'm fairly excited by the idea of seeing what I've drawn on a t-shirt. So much so, that I'll likely buy at least one of them for myself, if not some for my friends, and family.

Either way, I'm feeling invigorated about my drawing again, and I've got a new lease on life. So, I'd love to see some visitors as soon as possible (hint, hint). I don't expect immediate sales, but a few critiques would be nice. Thanks so much in advance.