Here is the beginning of a (virtual) collection of Star Wars (and other pop culture) Kitties.

Read more: http://www.myspace.com/yodanz#ixzz0wt6DJh9H

The series of Hello Kitty mod is designed by Joseph Senior , a professional illustrator. From the images, undoubtedly Hello Kitty could be turned into all of characters from Star Wars such as Darth Vader, Stormtrooper, Boba Fett, C-3PO, R2-D2, and etc. Apparently the designer saw the Hello Kitty’s potential of dressing up. Many pop culture icons have become her models just like Gundam, Buzz Lightyear, RoboCop, Batman, Wolverine, also including characters from Star Trek.

The slack-off has finally ended and the Doctor is back in business.  Now that summer is finally here, I have no more projects to mark, no kids to send to the principal's office, and no report cards to put together.  What does this all mean? I don't know, but I think it's a good time to have a sale on T-shirts.

Adult shirts are now $15.00
Baby/Toddler/Youth shirts are now $10.00

Stay classy my friends... wait, I think it's stay thirsty San Diego. Hmmmm.... that doesn't sound right either. 

Jeremy Shu-How Lin  林书豪, 林書豪, Lín Shūháo (born August 23, 1988) is an American basketball player who played basketball for Harvard University. Undrafted out of college, Lin reached a partially-guaranteed contract deal with the Golden State Warriors in July 2010.

Born in California to immigrants from Taiwan, Lin is the first American NBA player of ethnic Chinese or Taiwanese descent.

CHECK OUT THIS RECENT NEWS STORY ABOUT JEREMY LIN FROM THE WASHINGTON POST.

Maybe this will open the door for others like myself who have at some point in their life had hoop dreams of  playing in the NBA.  I am sure stranger things have happened during the history of man than seeing a 5 foot 6 and 140lbs, 30 year old asian guy play in the NBA. 

Good summer to everyone.  Stay tuned for more news as I will try and update more on a regular basis.  Just as a teaser, there will be a dreamy fun time sale for the old designs as new ones maybe around the corner. 

It has been a long 6 months since the holiday Portobello West Fashion + Art Market.  We met a lot of neat people including fellow artists and designers.  I had a chance to talk about my work and the story behind the T-Shirt designs. 

Check out these guys HAMBURGER DISCO, who I met during the market.  They've got some pretty neat designs themed around Hamburgers and pop culture.  There's a new design based on Expo 86 that's pretty sweet.