Cosmographia

Just having some nice lil' tea with your enemy, that's all

Individual design from the pattern, just in case you want to look EXTRA helpful in your next game.

Never fear, The Great Mortimer Mycovelli is here! Ready to treat your wounds and ailments and maybe make a comment or two about your attitude along the way. It's ok, his heart's in the right place.

A re-do of the ancient carving, but with a slightly darker touch. Bells still stands in the center with the top two symbols of the dead within a cycle. All under a flower-y sun. These will return to the cycle as they have navels. Ghosts on the other hand, do not have these and are seen under Bells with mouths (the common design for ghosts in the webcomic). Under it, is a broken crescent moon that if you step back (along with the two ghosts) form a familiar grin, engulfing the ghosts and Raju/Bells. Spikes or fins surround the bottom hinting at a deeper meaning.

The guardian of nature, Dehra, taking a nap under a formed tree. A peaceful artwork in contrast to Dehra's otherwise active attitude.

Inspired by the traditional “Gallo de pelea”, Gallo is one of the ghosts doomed to a horrible fate. However, despite this, he is convinced he’s /different/ and has a hero complex among the other ghosts (much to everyone else’s frustration). You may not have a hero complex, but you’ll look damn fine with the Gallo design of your choosing! He even comes handy with a guardian mask! What a steal—wait, no, don’t steal, he won’t approve it.

"Cuco" is the LatinX equivalent of the boogeyman, although the word "coco" is also used, the same word for coconut. In Cosmic Fish, cucos are egg-like creatures who sprout bodies in the darkness and often devour small creatures (be it from animals to even children) yet are also known to attack ghosts.They are hidden throughout the comic if you look closely within the backgrounds, and are often spoken about as a primal fear for many of the characters. (Whereas flowers tend to be a repetitive motif in the comic to signify peace and forgiveness.) Thus the context of the shirt can be taken as metaphorical or literal but I mean, let's admit, it looks pretty wicked.

The 6 planetary guardians with the symbol of the sun and moon above and below them respectively. They maintain the life cycle balanced and do everything possible to stop potential threats. Think of them like a planet's white blood cells. --Now on a shirt!

This little rascal has been known to teleport across...time and space? And now he's accidentally ended up on your shirt! POP! The neon colors give this shirt a unique feel from the other designs because, much like this rabbit...fish...clock...thing, its one of a kind!

Logo for the CosmicFishes.com comic: a fish split in half by two wormholes in space.

It's a cat! It's a dragon! It's a cat-dragon, and this delightful, kind and wise character can now accompany you wherever it goes!

I love designing controversial lich characters for DnD. This one is Aralu, a "retired" lich who just wants to garden but keeps killing all his plants with his touch. Oh well. It's the thought that counts, right?