Tee shirt, dude... I'd buy one...

Hey, I posted minerva with the lightsaber! did you favorite it yet?

I just did. Thank you for the opportunity

I still can't recall who thought of the lightsaber thing. I know I wanted a Minerva pic.

It was possibly my open-minded muse at the time.

I would also buy this shirt.
I lol'd when I saw this and my friend looked up from reading and said my laughter sounded evil. :p

I'm sure A LOT of people throughout the DECADES have wanted to see this happen... Once I get to improve on it, then the T-shirt idea would come out, I just don't know how I'd AD/SELL/SEND it all... I don't think FA allows it.

Yeah, definitely. I always did. :p
Hrm, maybe a website like cafepress or something? Never used it myself, so I don't know how good the services are but it's worth looking into.

A friend of mine is big on Cafe Press. She says she does quite a lot of business through them.

So this design could appear on T-Shirts, coffee cups, mouse pads and whatever the heck else they sell over there.

A shirt I would wear!

Epic. Win.

"Beep beep yo ass!"

As a regular work of art, this is great. But, as a T-shirt, the subject might get "lost" in the image. Specifically, from a distance (i.e., in the thumbnail) the coyote doesn't read well against the background.

If I may offer a suggestion: Lose the background. The image of the coyote dragging the roadrunner would, I think, convey the message perfectly (along with the caption "VICTORY"). Either that, or alter the perspective, especially on the road, to make your horizon line much lower (down to around the coyote's ankles, perhaps). That would make an excellent T-shirt design.

An epic suggestion, sir... though at the time, I was trying to convey some of Chuck Jones "feel" of scenery (ACTUALLY, that would be credited to Maurice Binder...I think that was his name...the background artist favorite of Jones.) ALSO, at that time... I was stuck with certain primitive materials and lack of refinement sense, BUT... through expensive means, i.e. copy shop, I produced only two shirts: one I gave to Michael-scot McMurry, and of course, myself. Throughout those years I have worn the shirt, I have received no comment about the design being diluted or otherwise...in fact, all I got was praise for the idea just for itself (nice feel). I do intend to improve on the model using digital means or even start from scratch if I have to, and your suggestions will play a part in them, but I'd like to keep the elements intact for the simple reason it's my contrivance that has generated interest in a T-shirt idea (again). When this all comes about, I'll post it on FA and see what everyone thinks...just don't expect it overnight

I look forward to it! And let me say again, it is a great drawing! But if my modest suggestions can help improve it in any way, all the better.

I think you may be referring to Maurice Noble, who was a background artist for Jones and Disney. Henry Binder was Assistant Producer to Leon Schlesinger.

Good catch there, sir... It's been so long since I have seen any of the WB toons that used to play constantly on the freewaves of TV. I browse now and then to YOUTUBE for uncut episodes, but they take forever to download Yes, indeed... NOBLE was a great influence on me art wise.

YAY! /\./\

its about freaking time!!!!

Awesome - this and "Pepe's Surprise" were the first two items I ever bid on at my first convention - lost the shirt but got the "cell."

I'll pay for a t-shirt like this. :3