I have been having a blast making big gloss prints of my vector work for the local community markets that Status and FCC have put on, but I've had enough people ask about framed versions of the work that I thought I would make it easy on everyone and use a great site like Society6 to handle printing, mounting and shipping of all that goodness. They offer small to very large prints, as well as cool options like matted, framed and stretch canvas (how awesome, right?).

Over the next few days/weeks, I'll be posting up a bunch of prints (including new unprinted exclusives and previously limited paper runs) so bookmark the page, check it often and let me know if you like what you see!

http://society6.com/drastudio

Here's my fun little entry to last Friday's Illustration Friday theme of "hitched". Nothing in particular in mind with this besides just wanting to make some typographic doodling and clean it up in Illustrator. The background is partly from a photo I took while heading to work a few months ago.

If you like it enough, you can grab a desktop size version to enjoy at home.

And if you are a frequenter of Dribbble, here are some of my favorite type-based designers I'm currently follow:

• Dana Tanamachi
• Mallory Grigg
• Poly
• Drew Melton

Here's another new submission I have made to Threadless; this time it is for their general contest, so no special theme and just fun. I've had a back log of these guys for a while now, so I hope you (and the Threadless community) are liking them.

The puking unicorn came from a Google Hangout session I had a few months ago with some of the gang from work. We were testing out the idea of my screen being used for sketching while the rest of the Hangout had video up. It went pretty well and I got a few gems like this out of it, so I'll definitely be doing it again.

** UPDATE: Sadly, this design falls into the category of yet another rejected idea from Threadless. Which is mainly only unfortunate because I want a pylon unicorn shirt of my own. I just have to get one printed at Mother Falcon here in town ...

This is the entry I finished last night for one of Threadless' recent contests, featuring characters from Sesame Street. It started with pencil on paper and after only a few revisions based on feedback from Jodie, I took it straight to vector in Illustrator (using my personalized Brush set).

Feel free to vote it up and check out some of the other really great submissions. You actually have a chance to win a $100 Threadless gift code if you score 50 designs 5/10.