I've been sitting on these five for a few weeks now, waiting for the right week to drop them all together, and honestly I don't think there's ever a "perfect" week - so here they are.
The two Storm Ink pieces came out of the same late-night rabbit hole: I kept sketching dragons and warriors mid-motion instead of just standing there looking heroic.
The Storm Ink Cotton Hoodie - No Surrender is the one I'm most attached to right now. It's got that gold dragon coiled across a black storm-wave background, and "No Surrender" printed straight across the chest because that's genuinely the mood I was in when I finished the artwork at 2am.
Its sibling, the Storm Ink Oversized Tee - Golden Dragon, strips the text away and just lets the dragon breathe - same ink-brush linework, same restless gold-on-black energy, but built for the oversized fit if you want the art to do all the talking.
Then there's the autumn side of things. The Autumn Fox Tee and Autumn Ink Tee both lean into that cream-and-maple palette I've been developing - red suns, falling leaves, ink-wash mountains fading into mist. It's a quieter, warmer register than the Storm pieces, closer to an old scroll painting than a battle scene.
And closing it out, the Torn Ink Lucky Tanuki Long Sleeve Tee - the most "me" piece of the drop, honestly. Tanuki are Japanese folklore tricksters associated with good fortune, and there was no version of this brand where I didn't eventually put one on a shirt. Consider it the good-luck charm of this batch.
Five pieces, one thread running through all of them: ink-brush art that actually means something to me, not just a pattern slapped on a blank. Go take a look, and let me know which one you're wearing first.