Hey again, folks. It’s been another busy week for the site’s resident artist, as he’s managed to get another shirt printed on Shirt.Woot.
“But wait”, you’re saying, “didn’t you just shill two of his shirts already?”
Yes, yes we did. But this time, there’s a special reason for it. Let’s make this quick.
Brief recap: Mr. J. Rose, resident staff artist and all-around nice guy, was offered the option to print a shirt through Tee Fury. We advertised it. He then won a contest through Shirt.Woot. We advertised that one too. These shirts were, well, just art shirts; pretty pictures on t-shirts that our in-house artist made that we decided to promote for his benefit.
This time, however, the shirt in question is directly related to the content of the site. Take a look:
Yes, that is Mario fighting Bowser, done in Baroque style (the art style, not the game).
You know you want it. Go buy one or three here.
Enjoy.
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