www.riptapparel.com - Monday, March 11, 2013 - Jeffro Kilpatrick's "Fettator" mashup shirt will be for sale for one day only!
Showing posts with label Jeffro Kilpatrick. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jeffro Kilpatrick. Show all posts
Thursday, March 7, 2013
Fettator on RIPTapparel.com: Monday, March 11
www.riptapparel.com - Monday, March 11, 2013 - Jeffro Kilpatrick's "Fettator" mashup shirt will be for sale for one day only!
Saturday, February 23, 2013
No Pizza After Midnight - Teefury 2/24/2013
Sunday, February 24, 2013 - Teefury will host Jeffro Kilpatrick's homage to two of the greatest pieces of fiction to come out of the eighties - ninjas who are turtles and gremlins who are...well, gremlins! The shirt will only be for sale for one day at such a low, low price. So please CLICK HERE to go to Teefury's website to grab one!
Sunday, February 17, 2013
Georgia's Finest Walker Walking Service on GimmickTees
GimmickTees will be running my Walking Dead parody shirt "Georgis's Finest Walker Walking Service" until February 17. They may even extend the sale. To buy or look at the shirt, you can CLICK HERE!
Thursday, July 12, 2012
Jeffro's Walkin' Dead-Inspired Shirt on ShirtPunch July 13
Friday the 13th (spoooooooooooooooooooo-ky), for one day only, Shirtpunch.com will be selling a shirt I designed inspired by one of the greatest and brutal comics of all time. The design features a cute version of everyone's katana-weilding zombie slayer and her two docile pets. Shirts cost only $10 bucks and are gone in 24 hours. Great for zombie-maniacs, dog walkers, and friends who like to wave sharp objects around. To visit the website, click HERE.
Monday, June 18, 2012
Thursday, June 7, 2012
Dig Dug/Warriors Parody
Through Dean Haspiel's facebook, I realized that my favorite video game character is turning 30. I still play Dig Dug on a "plug-n-play" console that connects directly to my teevee. Joannie's kids got it for me for Christmas. I'm not too much into new video games. Too complicated with all the buttons and whatnot. I can't properly zone out. Anyways, after I saw they are celebrating Dig Dug's birthday over at ShiftyLooks in comics form, I decided to finish this old drawing I had of Dig Dug screaming Cyrus' famous line from the Warriors. Initially, it was supposed to be a t-shirt design, but I didn't think it would resonate with the younger audience.
Nonetheless, glad I finished it. It was fun. I love playing Dig Dug. And it has been a while since I did a drawing just to be doing a drawing.
Friday, March 16, 2012
Thursday, January 19, 2012
Jeffro's Los Pollos Hermanos-inspired Tee on Teefury - 1/19/12
On Thursday, January 19, 2012, Teefury will have a shirt up for sale that I co-designed with my buddy Mike Giacopetti. The shirt is inspired by Breaking Bad, a show on AMC we both watch and enjoy. If you've seen the show, you'll get the chicken joke - both how it parodies the restaurant and how it depicts the behavior of the main characters in the show from last season.
If you are interested in purchasing the shirt (for the low lo cost of only $10), PLEASE CLICK HERE.
Monday, December 5, 2011
Harrow's Security Shirt up on Teefury - Dec. 5 Only
Hey, Autumn Society Members - just wanted to drop some Teefury news...
I am a big fan of old-tymie things. I was really happy last year when I saw HBO had a show coming out about Atlantic City in the 1920's. The show has so many things I like. Scorsese is involved Buscemi is the lead. Who doesn't love that guy?. Plus all the sets, cars, suits, characters, music - this show is full of awesome stuff from my grandparents' heyday, when I would have preferred to live.
The one thing that really surprised me though was Richard Harrow's character. This lonely Phantom of the Opera/Slingblade type war hero took me by surprise and has turned out to be my favorite character in the show. He's that rogue, badass guy, kind of like Rorschach in Watchmen. I find these types of characters really interesting, and feel like they take stories in unexpected directions. Anyways, that's the inspiration behind this shirt design. I used old fashioned text, art-deco 1920's stuff. My buddy Mark suggested the light bulbs around the bottom text, like a marquee. I thought that was a nice touch.
Anyways, the shirt is for sale one day only, December 5, for $10 bucks on Teefury.com.
Sunday, August 7, 2011
Thursday, June 2, 2011
Easy Night
My contribution to the Turtles show. Unfortunately, my hard drive crashed while I was making a scan of it, so you can't really see the tones. I did this on Grafix Duoshade paper, the same paper that Eastman and Laird used for the original comics. Years ago, I emailed Peter Laird to ask him how they did it and he tipped me off about the Grafix paper and where to get it. He said old tymie newspaper comic artists used it for their shades, because the dots and lines reproduce well on newsprint. There is a chemical embedded in the paper, and when you paint over it with the shading developer, it brings out your tones. The paper is being discontinued, so I stocked up on a bunch last year. Shame of it is, I have to use it soon, because the developer evaporates and dries out - even when capped tight in the jar.I'm glad I had the opportunity to use it appropriately in this Ninja Turtles tribute show. I think I was too old to really appreciate the teevee cartoons or movies. I was in 7th grade when the show hit, and I never really liked all the "Cowabunga Pizza Time" stuff. But I still love those early comic books. They were a movement in independent comics. They showed me as a kid that I could make my own comics if I wanted. Plus Kevin Eastman & Peter Laird played a huge part in the Creator's Bill of Rights. Furthermore, Laird gives a lot of money every year to self-publishing comics creators through the Xeric Foundation. Good dudes.
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