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I do not want to ramble on about this wonderful soul touching video because it speaks for itself. But, I just couldn’t go by without posting it here on my blog in hopes that other people who may have not yet been blessed by it will indeed be, once they watch it too. As someone who has looked for and found the grace of God it’s still amazing to see just a glimpse of what He finds in people. Enjoy! |
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Archive for April, 2009
T-Shirt Art / The Early Days
Posted by
Bernard | Filed under:
Airbrush, B-Art, Cartoons, T-Shirts
Apr 20
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With my current artwork being well over 90% digital and computer generated I thought it would be nice to look back at the good old days just to see how far (or how old) I’ve gotten. Technology always makes the past look puzzling or at least kinda strange but since it’s a place I came and survived from, I’m quite grateful for it. If you were a t-shirt artist back in the 80’s then… |
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…you were working awful hard and fast by hand with pen and ink, x-acto knives and rubylith films (let’s not forget Lettraset rub off lettering) to create film positives for screens or doing one-offs from scratch out of your head (or printed reference) right onto the shirt itself.
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He was more than just a great baseball player. Jackie Robinson was an excellent role model of a man period. Well documented for breaking the color barrier in professional sports, his humble demeanor and unquestionable integrity has long been credited with forging a lasting change in all of society when it comes to how the country treated African Americans in his day. |
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So today Major League Baseball marks the 62nd year since Jackie’s faithful first day with a Jackie Robinson day. A day when every player, their managers and coaches as well as even the umpires, all wear number 42 for a day.
