Speaking of "Walruses Can't Skateboard," I've opened up a Zazzle clothing store, thanks to Brooke's awesome suggestion! I haven't had much time to play around with it and create products, but feel free to browse what I have in my shop so far! The American Apparel shirts are especially comfy and have a flattering fit for all figures (infomercial, much?).
I was just accepted as a member of the Crafting in Color Street Team, which is devoted to keeping Etsy bright and colorful. I just listed some blindingly bright pieces in my shop, so hopefully people will enjoy the new additions.
I'd like to start selling t-shirts with some of my illustrations on them (and not just because Ms. Meatball requested! hehe), but I can't seem to find a decent supplier that offers a variety for an affordable price, rather than just one shirt in bulk for a gazillion dollars. I don't want 100 shirts with a walrus on a skateboard, I want several different types of shirts with a few of each to start with until I can find out which designs are popular and more marketable (I want a golden ticket!!). I've tried doing iron-on transfers in the past, but the quality always deteriorates with washings. I can't afford to tackle silkscreening t-shirts on my own, and my illustrations are too complicated for me to attempt to use my Gocco. Any suggestions, or should I just give up and sell my doodles on fanny packs?
Here are the rules:
1. Link to the person that tagged you
2. Post the rules on your blog
3. Share six non-important things/habits/quirks about yourself
4. Tag six random people at the end of your post by linking to their blogs
5. Let each random person know they have been tagged by leaving a comment on their website.
6. Let your tagger know when your entry is up.
Here are my six non-important things/habits/quirks:
1.) When my hubby leaves to go to work in the morning, I still don't have to wake up for a few hours. Even though he always locks the door when he leaves to go to work, I am insanely obsessive compulsive and insist on staying awake until I hear the door close, so I can scurry up and double check that it's locked. I have no idea why I'm so paranoid about the door being unlocked because we live in a fairly safe neighborhood, but I can't fall asleep without knowing for sure that it's locked.
2.) When I'm depressed I Google photos of baby animals and it always cheers me up. When I'm REALLY depressed, I Google photos of depressed animals to make myself feel less alone. You have no idea how reassuring a depressed polar bear can be after a bad day at work.
3.) If I go more than two days without tweezing my eyebrows, an entire rain forest full of creatures grows on my forehead and before I know it, my eyebrows are no longer a plural part of my face. It's absolutely exhausting and I'm not even Italian.
4.) I am completely terrified of merging on the highway and will drive hours out of my way on back roads to avoid having to merge. I don't mind driving on the highway once I'm on it, but having to actually get on scares the bejesus out of me and I am usually sweaty and shaking when I have to do it.
5.) When I start a project or artwork, I will work until I'm going cross-eyed in the wee hours of the morning to try to get it done because if I don't finish something in one sitting I almost always put it aside and never bother finishing it.
6.) After I watch a terrible movie, I always IMDB it and read the discussion posts to make myself feel better because it means I wasn't the only lame ass who wasted an hour and a half on it. My most recent awful movie experience was Untraceable. Colin Hanks, I will never forgive you.
I enjoy illustrating cute critters, catching typos in magazines, watching Wonder Years marathons in my pjs with good company, cuddling my menagerie of pets and geeking out with my Google Reader. 
