My name is Clint. I live in Durango, Co. I'm a designer, an illustrator, a coffee drinker, a bicycle rider, an over-analyzer, a beard grower, a music lover, an enthusiastic uncle, a worrier, a lister-of-things.
- Email inquiries to clint [at] tillmanproject.com
- Online shop at tillman.bigcartel.com
- Do stuff, make stuff!
“…and you’ll find it was already there”
(4”x4”, pen & watercolor)
work in progress…watercolor tomorrow
(quick note…you’ll find it was always there)
lots of mayhem lately. i’ll hopefully have some finished arts posted soon. thanks for all those likes and reblogs…always always appreciated! -clint
close-up of “tin beard II” (full view here)
So Tumblr informed me I can ask folks to help spread the word about my t-shirts, and I can give t-shirts away, just not at the same time. So, I’m ending the contest a few days early, before the pre-order ends. Still giving away those shirts! I’ll randomly select 5 reblogs from the current 175 notes. My apologies to Tumblr, and big thanks to all of my Tumblr friends for the continued support and encouragement. You are all great!
“What the heck is this all about?”Pre-orders for “Arrowed!” and “Shipwrecked” end soon, here’s a chance to win a hand-screened shirt from the Tillman Project!
“How do I enter?”Reblog this post for a chance to win. That’s it! It’s open to everyone everywhere!
“Then what?”I’ll select 5 people from the notes to receive a free shirt. I’ll also select five from the Tillman Project Facebook page, so share there as well!
“What’s the fine print?”I’ll select the winners shortly after the pre-order closes. Keep an eye on chechitout.tumblr.com! If you’re under 18, make sure you have consent from parent or legal guardian.
Check the shirts out at tillman.bigcartel.com!
just finished the first round of heart shirts…order info coming this weekend!
“what brings us together / what keeps us apart”
(paint pen and acrylic on canvas, 48”x60”)
this is the biggest painting i’ve ever done. the goal was to replicate the same technique in my small pen and watercolor illustrations, but on a much larger scale. it turned out to be a great challenge, i really enjoyed it!
“what brings us together / what keeps us apart” (pen & watercolor, 5”x5”)
(back in the studio)
