This feels weird to ask, but how would one stitch the fronts of the shirts together? I’d like to be able to wear one shirt with both designs on them. It would be even better if there was a way where I could flip between the two designs either inside out or front to back!
@paulg1982 Considering the sleeves are on a separate plane than the front and back, and the inside shirt would sort of have to be a little smaller than the outside shirt, I think that idea might not work very well. @narfcake 's idea would work, although I think Doug wears 2 t-shirts because he’s either sweaty or neurotic. Alternatively, a quick trip to the restroom to change shirts when the time comes…
I thoroughly enjoyed this write up. I’ll be in for one of each, though I personally feel more like the permanently exhausted pigeon you hear of occasionally.
Love these cute illustrations! I wish I could get the night owl without the “Night owl” in text below. I think that would make it completely awesome - to leave it open for the viewer to connect the dots.
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Well, I’d be in for four … except for some strange reason, my card (that I always use) is being declined.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I’ll try again later. After blaming the scapegoat.
(Also night owl in ML is showing as early bird at checkout.)
@narfcake Fixed. The checkout image, not your card. Sorry, dude.
/giphy woolly unvarying smell
It’s @jasneko! I love @jasneko’s birds! I should probably buy a set. (You should do some cats too.)
@sammydog01 Thank you!
And you should! Haha sure thing - I’ll think about some potential cat shirts that could work here! 
This would be even better if you could combine the designs and have the Night Owl show up as glow in the dark.
Loving the expressive quality of the lines!
@mj I like that description! The linework was drawn on paper with pen
Nite Owl.
This feels weird to ask, but how would one stitch the fronts of the shirts together? I’d like to be able to wear one shirt with both designs on them. It would be even better if there was a way where I could flip between the two designs either inside out or front to back!
@paulg1982 Don’t? Just wear both t-shirts, one on top of the other.
(Hey, it works for Doug DeMuro!)
@paulg1982 Considering the sleeves are on a separate plane than the front and back, and the inside shirt would sort of have to be a little smaller than the outside shirt, I think that idea might not work very well.
@narfcake 's idea would work, although I think Doug wears 2 t-shirts because he’s either sweaty or neurotic. Alternatively, a quick trip to the restroom to change shirts when the time comes…
I really like the early bird design; maybe I’ll buy one to give people who know me a good laugh…
I thoroughly enjoyed this write up. I’ll be in for one of each, though I personally feel more like the permanently exhausted pigeon you hear of occasionally.
Night Owl, always!
Love these cute illustrations!
I wish I could get the night owl without the “Night owl” in text below. I think that would make it completely awesome - to leave it open for the viewer to connect the dots.
I’m excited to print here!
Thanks Dave and Mediocritee (@narfcake and @spiritgreen for the suggestion!), and for everyone who enjoys the designs!
Great to see @jasneko print here; looking forward to wearing one after midnight.