PFangolin

This started out as a fairly simple little store, with a few designs. Those few designs followed no rhyme or reason - a rather eclectic collection of graphics - and so Eclecticon was born. Well, the small size of that initial store didn't last long...There are now, probably, several thousand possible items available, from t-shirts to mugs to mousepads to iPad covers to hats to coasters to sweatshirts & hoodies to thermoses (thermi?) to steins to posters to buttons to magnets to stickers to ornaments to prints to aprons to baseball jerseys to underwear/thongs to calendars to dog t-shirts to Christmas stockings to polo shirts to journals to sports bottles to pet bowls to license plate frames to infantwear to messenger bags to clocks to pet bowls to stadium blankets to teddy bears to tote bags to yard signs to baby blankets to can coolers to baby caps to iPhone cases to... well, you get the picture.  Heck, if you're a struggling band and want to get your music out to your

OK, friends - voting is now open - through 26 April 2011. I would seriously appreciate your vote for my suggested design for Queen's 40th Anniversary. Click this http://www.talenthouse.com/creativeinvites/preview/ab742a7f10990e00d8c4c18b436659d2/180 to check out my design and vote for me! And, when you go to this page, you will see "Share this submission to help support David" on the right hand side, below which you will see graphic links to Facebook, Twitter, MySpace, GoogleBuzz, and E-Mail. If you've got the time, and the inclination, it would really be helpful if you could spread the word about my submission to your own contact database...

I continue to update this page with the new illustrations that fly into my skull from left field, usually to appear in my CafePress shop.I started out with cartoons/drawings from my days as Graphics Editor of North Carolina State University's student newspaper, "The Technician," as well as illustrator of one year of NCSU's yearbook, The Agromeck . I am quite proud of these renderings, dated as they may be.A lot of the stuff is school-specific, and so will mean nothing to people who weren't State students in the late 70s and early 80s. And other items are time-specific, so those of your born after I graduated may not understand some of the...