I've got some great new printed t-shirts for all those designers, crafters and arty types out there.

I finished another print last night from our New Zealand trip. I wanted to do something a little bit different with this shot. My first thoughts where to simply boost the saturation but I thought that might be a bit obvious.

Ive mentioned it in a few previous posts but I wanted to write a little piece about redbubble today just to introduce it properly.

Redbubble is an Australian based website, launched globally last year, thats a bit like flickr. A place to upload your art and photography and share it with others. But the difference with redbubble is that you upload high resolution images, these can then be turned into cards, t-shirts and prints and bought by people.

Now dont get me wrong, I love flickr, but for some reason I've had much more feedback on my images through redbubble. Such great feedback I've got a bit of a big head at the moment :) Sites like redbubble and flickr are a great way to test products. I now have a pretty clear picture of which images people like the best and that will help me decided how many copies of a print to produce when selling at the markets etc.

I also love the fact that people can buy such a wide variety of print options, from greeting cards to fully framed prints. And the interface and previews are fantastic, you get a really great idea of how it will turn out.

So if you see me pointing you towards redbubble, check them out, the feedback on print quality has been really great and the options are excellent.

When I saw this dead sunflower on the side of the road with the brilliant blue sky behind I thought it would make a great shot to play with in photoshop. I've tweaked the colours and added some texture. Prints are available through redbubble.

Really enjoying making t-shirts at the moment. Getting all those ideas Ive had for ages out there. This is the latest design for Sydney-siders out there. Keep calm live in Sydney!