This shirt says "WAYSAMS?" in large letters. Of course most people won't have any idea what that means but they will notice the smaller letters underneath. When they read those letters they will see "why are you starting at my shirt?". Ok, so it takes a strange sense of humor to like it. But I have a strange sense of humor. You can get it at my shop.

This latest shirt design is meant to be humorous. You see this guy walking around with the words "wet paint" splattered on his back -- backwards. Hmm. I wonder how they got there. Is it possible that he leaned up against a sign somewhere? You can view all of the designs at my shop

In Superman Returns Superman returns to Earth after a five year absence. He spent those five years searching for evidence that some people from his home planet, Krypton, may have survied the planet's destruction. His search finds no one so he returns to Earth dejected and depressed. About the same time that Superman returns Lex Luther swindles his way out of jail and begins to execute his plan to take over the world and at the same time extract revenge on Superman for putting him in jail in the first place. The very standard plot line follows. Luther tries to do something bad then Superman stops him. Luther gets mad and sets a trap for Superman. Superman falls into the trap and Luther thinks he's dead. Superman doesn't die but instead returns to defeat Luther. In the end Superman wins and Luther loses.

Summer is about halfway over now so it's with great sadness that we start to think about heading back to school. With that in mind I designed this new t-shirt. The text says "i can't tell you how excited i am to be heading back to school". Somehow when it comes to Labor Day this September (or earlier for some schools) I think there will be a lot of kids walking around with this attitude. You can order this shirt from my back to school shop.

The Lake House is a romantic drama with a time paradox twist. Through a mysterious mailbox and enigmatic dog Kate Forster (Sandra Bullock) and Alex Wyler (Keanu Reeves) have a long distance relationship. In this case, though, the distance is in time, two years to be exact, not space. Both of them live in the same lake house but their time there is offset by two years. They communicate to each other by writing letters and leaving them in the mailbox. Somehow this mailbox is able to transport the letter back and forward in time. As they communicate the two fall deeply in love with each other. Their mutual love and forced separation allows each of them to resolve their own relationship issues. And then there's the constant suspense of wondering if they will ever get together.

The third installment in the X-Men movies was disappointing. Not because it was a lousy movie but because it didn't live up to the expectations set by the first two. Something was missing in the movie making. There were certainly plenty of special effects. In fact, there were too many special effects. How many flying cars do we need to see blasted into a huge fireball? I think that the movie makers where relying a bit too much on the effects to make the movie leaving the plot and characters to suffer.

Here's another cafepress design based on a street sign (as if you couldn't figure that out). You can buy it here. So what's the point of this one? Well, let's say your friend has been bugging you to get out and meet some people. You just got dumped by your boyfriend and you're just totally not interested in meeting anyone. You'd rather sit in your room and pout all night. But your friend insists. Since you're not in the mood to meet anyone you could wear this shirt to let all approaching prospects know that you are a "dead end". No sense in asking you out cause you'll just say "no". Or...