Much earlier today, someone on reddit said that I should submit my most recent drawering* to TeeFury, because those people like Doctor Who etc.
*yes, I spelled it like that on purpose, that’s how I pronounce it.
If my design were chosen, it would be incredible because:
- I think people would like it,
- the idea of people wearing something I drew is a new and fantastic thought that just occoured to me, and
- SOME MONEY WOULD BE NICE.
I forgot that I had an account already, so I logged in and poking around ensued. There are an awful lot of really great Tees in the gallery. Some, greater than others in my opinion, but I felt the image still had a pretty good shot.
So I fit the thing to their design paradigms (am I using that word correctly?) and sent it in. I THINK…
See, I have a problem with naming documents. If I modify an image, say: add color to it, I will probably change the title to something completely different, and more often than not, change the folder it’s in too.
Here are some examples:
If you were too look in the My documents folder in my computer, you would find the file: Hayley WIP 
And to find the version closest to finished:
you’d have to go to the My Pictures folder and look for Hayley Hair.
The same can be said for nearly everything I half-assedly pop out of this machine. Like the file: Ron B and W:

Literally located in Art Folder Blech. And his counterpart SWANSON in my Pictures
and my final example, PARTY DOWN WIP in My Documents
and the completed version: Color are we having fun yet
Inexplicably found in the folder where all of my webcam pictures go.
For this reason, I believe that I sent the original MS Paint document instead of the TeeFury ready file. All previous incarnations of it started with “Pixel Doc,” and are in my pictures, but the one I wanted to send, titled “11 Bit,” was (surprise) in my webcam folder.
Oh, by the way, “11 bit” looks like this
and “Pixel Doc Finished” looks like this
I can’t wait to get that email.