That Doom Buggy better come along soon...

This design is a mashup of The Haunted Mansion and The Haunted Mansion.

There's two fun images from The Haunted Mansion. One is the Hitchhiking Ghosts that attempt to accompany you home at the end of the ride. One of these three ghosts then appear in your Doombuggy as you approach the exit of the ride.

The other image comes from the other end of the attraction. When you first enter the spooky colonial facade, you come to stand in The Stretching Room, which contains four portraits that, while seemingly bland on entry, unroll with the stretching walls, to display more somewhat morbid fare.

The Quicksand Three are second from the right.

The stretching portraits are some of my favourite little touches in The Haunted Mansion, along with the moving busts and the creepy scary wallpaper.

This design is available on redbubble, for tshirts, prints, cards and stickers.

A Big Bucket of Win

Something for the fans of Hollywood Babble-On...



Anyone who hasn't had a chance to listen, Hollywood Babble-On is a podcast with Kevin Smith and Ralph Garman, and it is piss-funny.

If you like Hollywood Babble-On, Kevin Smith, Ralph Garman, KFC, or even just a big fan of archetypal Southern Grandfatherly Multinational Figureheads, grab a shirt or sticker from redbubble.



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Wrap yer laughing gear round one...

New to redbubble...

A chance encounter with an Urban Dictionary led to this design. I wanted to have a bit of fun with some typography, and this was a perfect opportunity.

If you like it, and who wouldn't :) feel free to buy one at redbubble.

Huzzah!

What does Disability look like to you?

Here's another thing gewgaw from the recent catalogues…

Yooralla hosted a design comp asking for design based on the concept "What does disability look like".

My thought was: If you were disabled, who would you look up to as a role model, someone who hasn't been hindered by their disability, but instead has used it to their advantage?

The answer: A pirate. Sure, there are some negative connotations, what with the death and the dismemberment and the cursed Aztec gold, but pirates are still in vogue at the moment, and with Pirates of the Caribbean 4 currently in production, they probably will be for a few years more.

And surely someone who is feeling marginalised by society from being disabled would feel a kinship with someone who skirts around the edges of society with finesse and zeal.

Zeal! There's a word I never get to use enough! Say it with me: "Zzzzzzzzeal!"

Long story short, I didn't win. I got beaten by "Bufferman", amongst others.

Superheroes beat pirates. Who knew?

Disabilities with Attitude: Now available from Redbubble.