Providing easy-irony shirts since it looked like a good idea at the time.
Okay, I’ve looked over the site in the light of the new coalition government and I’ve decided that I still like it. I’d still wear the shirts.
But I still don’t think there’s enough here to warrant any sort of word-spreading, which means that you, the reader, are most likely a figment of my imagination.
Luckily I have an active imagination.
That’s interesting: there appears to be a cafepress.co.uk.
I didn’t know that was going to happen. How convenient.
Okay, two shirts are out and the site is looking vaguely presentable, at least in Firefox. I feel as if I can start to breathe a bit slower.
One more design, and a bit more fiddling with the site, I think; and then I’ll have a think about what to do next.
I realise that this site looks like a dog’s dinner at the moment. Please bear with me.
And my apologies in advance to the creator of this Tumblr template…
Like the new logo?
In the next couple of weeks I’m going to be posting links to Teeshirts and the like that I’ve designed.
Most of them will be on a pro-privacy theme. Profits (and there won’t be much of them; the aim is not to make money here) will go to a relevant charity — No2id or Liberty, I should think.
Some of them will be more general, and if I scrape a few pence there it will go into a fund to pay for a custom website, pay for a a graphics tablet, like that.
If no-one buys the stuff then I won’t mind. And I won’t be out any money.
