While drawing my Pandas Are Scary design, I thought my panda was really cute (without the glowing red eyes), so I wanted to also give a cute design with him a try.

I couldn't come up with truly unique text, so I used what seemed a bit funny and off-the-wall.

(I'm not sure which of my two panda designs will be better liked [if either at all].)

Thought it might be slightly humorous for someone to be afraid of pandas considering they are so beloved and I've never heard of anyone being afraid of them.

It's a wiener dog... in a hot dog bun.

I've been hearing a lot more frequently lately people using the phrase "What the Eff," pronouncing the abbreviation of the F word as the letter itself. It makes sense that it should live on a shirt of its own.

This is a now famous quote by Stephen Colbert of The Colbert Report in response to Sarah Palin's palm notes, her comments defending Rush Limbaugh's use of the word retard, and her overall dimwittedness. See it in action here at about the 4:40 mark: http://www.videosift.com/video/The-Colbert-Report-Sarah-Palin-Uses-A-Hand-O-Prompter

This will come in handy in countless situations throughout the day. And with any luck it will make a bad situation a little better. :)

This is an homage to the classic quote from an old episode of The Simpsons that can easily get stuck in your head. See the clip here: http://www.videosift.com/video/Lisa-needs-Braces-Dental-Plan

Just like you and me.

A new, more accurate/cynical twist on an old geeky binary joke.

Normally someone might have a mug with some declaration printed on it like "#1 Dad" or "World's Greatest Boss", but I was just thinking it might be a humorous idea if instead of them on a plain old mug, a person could have those words printed on a mug printed on a t-shirt. So, here's what I came up with.

This is a general purpose tool for anyone who refuses to reply to a question with a self-incriminating answer. (Refer to the U.S. Constitution's 5th Amendment for more info.)

I cooked a grilled cheese sandwich and forgot to turn off my iron.

This is a play on the classic phrase yelled by Jenny to Forrest Gump and he just kept running. And running. And running.

This is a joke using the popular urban phrase "That's how *I* roll" playing on the intended slang use of the word "roll" as the original verb. Not sure how well it will come across, but it could play well to the younger demographic, and just in time for the holidays.

Note: This is a *very* unfinished and untidied design. While working on it I started having my doubts that anyone would like it, so I'm throwing it to you fine critics in the workshop to let me know if this might possibly be a design worth finishing. I'm thinking maybe it'd be more worthwhile if I made it sort of an ad poster with a slogan of some kind, but nothing's coming to mind at the moment. If it's really unliked, I'll just abandon it, but if you folks think it has some merit, I'll pursue it further.

At present it's basically just an obvious little pun playing on the word "lard." The tin is based on this image (from a site called "Lard Lovers" if you can believe it).