Newbie sharing some of my work-

[TMooreGraphics]

Since I'm new here, I figured I should share some of my work. I've been doing T-shirt artwork for over 22 years now. In fact, when I first started, I was inking my blacks on mylar and then hand cutting rubylith separations. That's how old-school I am. LOL Now all of my work is done 100% in Adobe Illustrator.

Here are just a few of the many T-shirts I've designed:












And these aren't shirt designs, but some renderings I've done in Illustrator-

[3Deep]

Really like the top view of the bottom truck nice and clean art!!

darryl

[TMooreGraphics]

Thanks!

[lemorris]

Bout time Tony!!

Folks...this guy is totally holding back.  He has waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay more!!!   Tony is a great friend of mine and that hussy HotRod X. 

One of my faves.  Love your stuff man.

-lem

[screenxpress]

I'm a bit more favorable to the Dodge Dart.  Brought back some nice memories.  Thanks.

Really nice art.

[LuckyFlyinROUSH]

Really wish our contract clients would get into printing stuff like this...

I'm a car enthusiast, had a 2005 mustang...not sure there was anything stock left on it...maybe the quarter panels?haha

[Racer Tees]

Sick work!  Love the style.  You do any contract art?

[Frog]

Sick work!  Love the style.  You do any contract art?

http://tmooregraphics.com/

[GraphicDisorder]

Love Tony's work!  Always fun to print it as well!

[Sbrem]

Dig the Dart, my wife had a '67 when I met her...

Steve

[Dottonedan]

I had a 74 Dodge dart super sport that was Jacked up in the back. Looked pretty cool, but...The doors, well, they should have named them suicide doors. I almost killed a girl backing out of a bar. The doors would occasionally not stay shut. I was around 19 years old. She was about 27 if I remember correctly. She got a little more tipsy than I did. We left to head to her place,  I backed up (onto the highway), the door flung open, and out she rolled onto the highway. Thank God there were no cars coming at the time because the bar was located right at the top of the hill, so anyone coming would not have had time to see us or her on the road. Terrible thing to experience and think of the possibilities. It might have helped her that she was so tipsy since she didn't flinch and got right back in still with that gleam in her eye as we headed back to her place.


The art is awesome! We also appreciate some of the memories.

[Frog]

I had a 74 Dodge dart super sport that was Jacked up in the back. Looked pretty cool, but...The doors, well, they should have named them suicide doors. I almost killed a girl backing out of a bar. The doors would occasionally not stay shut. I was around 19 years old. She was about 27 if I remember correctly. She got a little more tipsy than I did. We left to head to her place,  I backed up (onto the highway), the door flung open, and out she rolled onto the highway.

Frog trivial minutiae alert! 
First off, if the doors had killed someone else, they would be "manslaughter" doors, not "Suicide" doors. Actually the doors referred to by the term "suicide" because of their rear hinges, are designed for the hoity-toity crowd, who when they drive up to a restaurant or hotel with a doorman, allow him to more easily open both front and rear doors together for them.

As for the jacked up rear, was that to tilt forward so the car was always going downhill and could more easily coast when out of gas??? LOL!

[TMooreGraphics]

Sick work!  Love the style.  You do any contract art?

Thanks! I sure do. Check out www.tmooregraphics.com or look up TMooreGraphics on Facebook to see more of my recent stuff.

[TMooreGraphics]

Bout time Tony!!

Folks...this guy is totally holding back.  He has waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay more!!!   Tony is a great friend of mine and that hussy HotRod X. 

One of my faves.  Love your stuff man.

-lem

Thanks Lemorris...you're too kind.

[TMooreGraphics]

Love Tony's work!  Always fun to print it as well!

Thanks so much Brandt! You do great print work and I love aligning myself with people who are so inspirational and motivating.