I am pretty new to threadless, but people on here have really shocked me with what pricks a lot of them they are. In real life, I can be quite a bawdy bitch, I say exactly what I think, and pull no punches. But for some reason I feel like theres a level of courtesy that should be employed in a venue like this. When dealing with people you don't even know, an adult is generally civilized. Please, I went to art school, I know all about the critique process. No one was a bigger fan of honest crits than I was. I hated people that just sat around patting each others' back and sucking each others' dicks instead of offering any insight. But what is the point of being an asshole? Just give me a bad score and get on with your life.
food with faces...
puns... panda bears... skulls... references to global warming... ipod... ninjas... inspirational mottoes... robots/mechanical gears... kids being cute... godzilla... silhouettes of birds... coffee-drinking... unnecessary text... speech bubbles... sunflowers... music notes... busts of beethoven... animals being adorable... pirates... breakdancing... dj's... unless its DJ Tanner |
My gallery photos
I haven't submitted any photos. I guess I don't want free money.
My designs             All about me
Abbey Aichinger is a 23 year old freelance illustrator from Avon, Indiana. She has a BFA from MCAD and a heart made of pure gold. It weighs 12 pounds. Solid gold is heavy. She has two cats: Grizelda and Orangey-Boy and loves eating kabobs. She loves it when they've been marinated 24 hours and are especially flavorful... the kabobs, not the cats. (She likes the cats that way too). Her interests include: Girl Gangs, Juvenile Delinquents, Bikers, Women-in-Prison, Carnies, Monsters, Freaks, Ebay, Death, Disease, Autopsies, Forensics, The Circus, Match Game, Lost, Hating Robin Williams, Vintage Clothing and Ephemera, Toys, Chocolate Mousse, The "N", John Waters, Wendy O. Williams, VH1, toys, Deadwood, and narwhals. She is pleased to have made your aquaintance.
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