My Zazzle Store is up and Running!! \o/

I decided to call it "Chimeragons" (even though that wasn't the most popular choice on my poll), because as I was drifting off to sleep, I thought of a perfect slogan/subtitle:

"Where Fabulous Monsters meet the Shape of the Future" -- social commentary, philosophy and humor

Link! Chimerigons


I haven't finished my logo for the store, yet. For some reason, they don't let you design your storefront before creating your stuff. But I'm working on it (The first half of the title will be in an Ancient Greek-inspired font, and the suffix will be shaped out of hexagons -- with wings and horns and hooves sprouting out of the letters).

I've got three items up for sale, so far:

• "Monster on Wheels" kids' shirt (Grown-ups in wheelchairs already get infantilized enough as it is, so I'm working on a grown-up graphic that's a little bit edgier, with maybe a PG-13 rated motto)*
  
  
• Right-handed "Plot Bunnies are Brooding" mug. (I made a mistake, and clicked the wrong thing, and it's only available on a ceramic coffee mug -- but two sizes and six styles!)
  
  
• Left-handed "plot Bunnies are Brooding" mug (this one is also available on stainless steel travel mugs and beer steins)

Ideas I want to do soon:

• something to do with this quote from Helen Keller: "[O]ur old ideas are up a tree... traditions are scurrying away before the advance of their everlasting enemy, the questioning mind of a new age" (probably greatly abridged), to remind people that she grew up, and said a lot more than "wa-wa."
  
  
• Something celebrating the Americans with Disabilities Act's 21st anniversary ("The ADA is old enough to buy a beer. So why is it so hard to find an accessible bar?" -- or something)
  
  
• Something (or three) protesting the "Teach to the Test" trend in current American education
  
  
• Things with Shakespeare Quotes, preferably lesser-known, snarky ones.
  
  
• Things with proverbs.
  
  
• A bunch of anti-bullying, anti-pity, ideas**

*I'm thinking a full-grown dragon with smoke rising from his/her nostrils, and the slogan: "It's better to light a person than curse the darkness"

**The idea came to me that: "Pitying = Bullying" Agree?