Teefury

Cryptic word from Teevil:

A word from the curator:
In honor of this grand holiday, let us celebrate classic jokes, humor, and internet awesomes. I can think of no better way to usher in April Fools Day than with Ceiling Cat.

Tell us a bit about this design.
It is no secret I have Great Love, maybe even Agape Love, for the feline species, and thusly this shirt is an homage to the greatest of the LOLCats, Ceiling Cat. Although at times, I do feel the affinity for evil and darkness like Basement Cat, I was raised right, and my alignment is Lawfully Good like a Paladin or what not.

This design was for one of my first Shirt.Woot.com derby entries. It got the rejectorator cause other wooters were jealous I could draw, and they hate people who can draw. Jokes.

Now tell a story about monkeys.
The Birth of the Internetz is as follows:

Behold, there was not a Big Bang, but a Chimp urinating towards it's own face, and Woe, from it spawned such atrocities like goa... tub... lemon...

Ok, now link some kittens.
How awesome is this?

Also I love the Scottish Fold Kittens, this one has an attitude, speaking out her neck makin her fingas snap! Looks like she's about to drop some F-bombs and smack somebody.

I also painted this in Photoshop long ago when I used to be an artist.  Chuckle.

If you had an evil twin named Jimmyo, what would he be like?
http://www.jimmyo.com

Of all your shirt design work, which has been your favorite to create so far?
I loved making this design the most, and I wish I hadn't sold it off to a mass retailer for chump change, cause I would love to see it printed as is.

Though, based on sales and popularity, I have never been able to attain such widespread fan love beyond Revelations.

Which of your own designs do you wear the most?
Dead Man's Chest - Too bad Wooters Reckoned that thing within a couple weeks. That mother was Awesome.

Are there any artistic mediums that you haven't tried yet, but would love to experiment with?
One day, I would like to experiment with Awesome.

Impart some words of wisdom.
Friends, not Money. Happiness in your own craft, not Things.