Art of J. Andrew World

I want to thank everyone who helped make Balticon the big success it was. It appears I have tapped into an audience that loved and responded to my “Treason in Defense of Slavery Should not be Celebrated” T shirt. In fact, we will be adding several larger sizes to the inventory.

The panels I was on were a lot of fun, and I got to meet Blondie of Caf-Fiends, Eric Kimball of Legacy, and Howard Taylor of Schlock Mercenary. All the panels I was on were about business.

I spent most of my time, when I was not selling, painting. I hope to have up soon the progression of what I got done from Saturday to Monday. I did not finish the painting. However, this may be my new shtick.

This is the most fun I’ve had at a Balticon, and I want to thank everyone whom I met.

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Want to put off doing laundry *AND* stick it to the man? You can do both by pre-ordering J. Andrew’s Confederate History Month T Shirt. You have seen the bold, striking image and now you can wear it:

Confederate History Month

You not only can wear this image, but you can pre-order  it now so as soon as they come off the press you too can have one. They are available in two styles- a mens style 6.1-ounce, 100% cotton jersey; seamless double-needle collar, tapered neck and shoulders, double-needle sleeve and bottom hem in black and woman’s baby doll tee pre-shrunk 100% ring-spun 30 single combed cotton, 5.8-oz., custom contoured, 1×1 baby-rib knit, 3/8″ neck and sleeve binding. You can order below.

Size and Style

Men’s Medium $15.00 Men’s Large $15.00 Men’s X-Large $15.00 Baby Doll Medium $20.00 Baby Doll Large $20.00 Baby Doll X-Large $20.00

Plus $5.00 shipping

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Confederate History Month

Last week, Virginia Governer Bob McDonnell declared the month of April as Confederate History Month. In his declaration he quietly posted online, he never once mentioned slavery. When confronted about it, Mr. McDonnell said it was an oversight, and said it was to promote tourism in Virginia, and then down played the importance of slavery as a cause of the Civil War. As a repsonse I made this image and took it to RavenCon held iin Richmond, VA.

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We will be posting lots of new things, please stay tuned.

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