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European Badger Does Care by ~melesmeles-faber
One of my shirts has been found in its natural habitat! It belongs to an awesome Badger Man who makes fantastic masks (now go check out his gallery!)
Three of these are going to someone in Texas!
This shirt sold yesterday, but due to a storm that kicked our my cable/Internet I wasn’t able to post about it.
But my Internet is back now, so here’s one of my badger shirts!
I finally got my first sale in over a week, and I was happy to see it was the first sale of that design.
It was one of my honey badger parody t-shirts, “European Badger Does Care”, so I wasn’t at all surprised to see that it’s going to someone in the UK. England, as it turns out. Most of my silly animal shirts seem to go there.
Then I checked the name of the recipient. (because Zazzle gives sellers the first names or titles of their customers)
“Matthew”
Oh… oh, my…
I highly doubt it’s that particular badger-liking Matt, but it’s certainly an amusing coincidence!
It’s still Matt Smith’s birthday here in the United States, so here’s an badger.
It’s not quite Charlie the badger (he’s of a different genus entirely) but it lives at the Wildlife Prairie State Park near Peoria, Illinois, which is a pretty awesome state park that really doesn’t get anywhere near the hype it deserves.
Last sketch for the day.
One as a mustelid. He’s an American badger (as opposed to European badger 11) because he can be a rather grumpy fellow. European badgers are tough, but they look like cuddly teddy bears. American badgers just look mean 0_o
The things I draw when I run out of ideas… like mustelid versions of One, Nine, Ten, and Eleven.
I think I have a Dalek folk band somewhere in my sketchbook. Possibly next to the mariachi beluga whales.
In which we meet Charlie the badger.
Do T-shirts get any more patriotic?! :D
He’s all-‘Merican, that ‘Merican badger!
