I’m a lifetime skier, hiker and outdoor enthusiast living in New Hampshire.

I’m also a graphic designer. I was trying to think of ways to sell t-shirts from my car while skiing. Warren Miller and John Burton got their starts similarly. Well, that would mean three things for me. First is overhead; I’d have to have t-shirts already printed and ready to sell in a variety of sizes. That would mean a lot of inventory that would also take up a ton of space and cost me a bundle of money before I even got started. Secondly it would mean I would spend a lot of time sitting by my car hoping for someone to stumble upon my “store”. Thirdly, I would only have one, maybe two designs available at a time but I’m always thinking of new designs. I’d end up more of a shop keeper than graphic designer let alone skier. That would be awful.

The solution? Print-On-Demand, commonly referred to as POD. This allows me to post hundreds of designs and products online that don’t exist until you place an order. What makes POD possible? Direct-to-Print or DTP. That is the use of special inkjet or dye sublimation to print directly to almost ANYTHING imaginable. So blank t-shirts, mugs, cups, paper, canvas, dresses, aprons, mouse pads and many other things can have any design printed directly on to them.

So whether I’m skiing or hiking or sleeping in, I can sell my graphic designs on a variety of products without the hassle of keeping a store full of merchandise. And these are original designs! You won’t find them anywhere else. Plus it allows me to do custom designs at almost anytime (because I’m either skiing or hiking or sleeping in). So if you have an idea you’d like to see on a t-shirt or mug or something drop me a line here and I’ll work up an original design that will be yours alone (or at least the first to have).

So please look through my store. I’ve got over 200 products and designs and more coming. And if you don’t see something, say something and maybe I can make it happen.

Enjoy!