Published on
March 4, 2010 in
cartooning.
Tags: Adobe Illustrator, art, baby, cartoon, cartooning, character, drawing, gun, Illustration, machine gun, sketch, t-shirt.

Here’s a wild project I recently completed – Belt-Fed Baby!
The client was the owner of a gun shop, and he always used the pun of referring to himself as a “belt-fed baby” (as opposed to a “bottle-fed baby”), playing on the belt-fed aspect of machine guns.
I loved the juxtaposition of the cute baby and the giant machine gun, although I am sure there are some out there who will be up in arms over the design.
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by George Coghill
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Published on
August 5, 2009 in
cartooning.
Tags: art, cartoon, cartoon character design, cartooning, character, drawing, Illustration, illustrator, Marines, sketch, t-shirt, Young Marines.
This cartoon character of a Young Marine was created for a custom t-shirt design for a regional Young Marines troop. I was contacted by the troop leader to create an original character that not only represented an iconic Young Marine, but also had some humor to it.
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by George Coghill
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Published on
November 15, 2008 in
merchandise.
Tags: apparel, art, basket, cartoon, character, clothing, disc golf, Ed "Big Daddy" Roth, flying disc, frisbee, frisbee golf, frolf, funny, humor, humorous, Illustration, Kustom Kulture, merchandise, Odd Rods, t-shirt, zazzle.

“Basket Case” is a new t-shirt illustration design I created featuring a wild-eyed disc golfer cartoon character in the Kustom Kulture/Odd Rods/Ed “Big Daddy” Roth style — complete with veined eyes bulging out of the head, a wild and crazy grin with an exaggerated, wagging tongue dragging out of the mouth.
Available for purchase — and customization — over at Zazzle. Click here to get yours now!
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by George Coghill
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Published on
October 17, 2008 in
merchandise.
Tags: Adobe, Adobe Illustrator, art, artist, Bezier, cartoon, cartooning, illustrator, Mac, merchandise, software, t-shirt, vector.

Vector artists and Adobe Illustrator users – rejoice! You no longer have to toil away in obscurity. Let the world know where your heart lies.
This t-shirt will get a knowing wink from those in-the-know. If you look closely, you’ll notice the heart is in fact created as a vector object, complete with points and handles. Or perhaps these are “love” handles?
People may go on and on about the (former) Macromedia Freehand, or their own open-source or alternative vector application, but you know what vector software you love the most.
I know, I know. Not everyone is ga-ga over Illustrator. Well, no need to fret — the “I Heart Vectors” t-shirt design is available as well. Regardless of your allegiances, I think we can all agree it’s “Points, Not Pixels”.
by George Coghill
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Published on
October 17, 2008 in
merchandise.
Tags: Adobe, Adobe Illustrator, art, artist, Bezier, cartoon, cartooning, illustrator, Mac, merchandise, t-shirt, vector.

Are you a vector artist? Have a poster of Pierre Bezier on your studio wall? Do the terms path, handles and direct select get you excited?
Well, here’s the t-shirt for you. If you look closely, you’ll notice the heart is in fact created as a vector object, complete with points and handles. Or perhaps these are “love” handles?
Whether it’s Adobe Illustrator, the former Macromedia Freehand, or your own open-source or alternative vector application, let ‘em know where they can put their pixels.
And for you Illustrator-philes out there, check out the “I Heart Illustrator” t-shirt design as well.
by George Coghill
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