Hi. I'm Jeremy, and I design t-shirts. The company I run to produce and distribute my clothing and accessory designs to the public at large is called Popfuel, and I use this website to showcase the various results. The clothing pictured here is mostly not for sale as it is unique one-off works for specific people. Occasionally I will produce something for the mass-market if such a desire exists. Want something? Write me an email.
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Rough Rod November 2005 Screen Type: 4 handcut, 110 mesh Shirt: Grey American Apparel standard, X-Large Production Notes: Handcut paper stencils on clear screens based on the image of a '32 Ford roadster. The AA shirts tend to shrink a lot, hence using a size up.

Raygun November 2005 Screen Type: 2 110 mesh Shirt: Olive American Apparel standard, X-Large Production Notes: It's called Popfuel for a reason - I like pop culture and cars, and 1950's toys are as Pop as you can get. An experiment with halftones.

DKW November 2005 Screen Type: 1 Photo Emulsion, 110 mesh Shirt: Brown American Apparel standard, X-Large Production Notes: Here's one of the fuel parts - vintage bikes. The source image was crap but that only seems to have helped the vintage look of the final shirt.

Yummy T-Bone May 2005 Screen Type: 2 Photo Emulsion, 280 mesh Shirt: Navy Blue Haynes Beefy-T, Large Production Notes: First shirt I put up for general sale. Sadly it would seem I am but one of three people who wanted a shirt with steak on it.

Cat Bum May 2005 Screen Type: 1 Photo Emulsion, 110 mesh Shirt: Yellow Generic, Small Production Notes: This thing took me a total of a half hour start to finish. A friend dared me to make it, so I did.

What Ilona Likes April 2005 Screen Type: 2 Photo Emulsion, 280 mesh Hoodie: Dark Green American Apparel, Small Production Notes: Made specifically as a birthday present representing each of the items she likes most in this world: FOOD! LOVE! KITTY! I added THINK because she's thoughtful.

Teeny Little Superguy March 2005 Screen Type: 1 Photo Emulsion Shirt: Black Haynes Beefy-T, Small Production Notes: This was an experiment in using a single screen for 4 different colours - it's not worth the savings in emulsion due to the increased time requirements. Made for a friend's birthday.

Fat People February 2005 Screen Type: 1 Photo Emulsion Shirt: Black Haynes Beefy-T, Small Production Notes: Made this one as payment for helping me clean my basement. Glow in the dark ink.

Cosmonaut February 2005 Screen Type: 2 Photo Emulsion, 1 Handcut Shirt: Black Haynes Beefy-T, Large Production Notes: Made in about an hour and a half to be worn at a tinfoil hat-making contest, which explains the text. Original image pulled off the internet and converted to three colour index, with two burned screens and a handcut square frame for the background colour. Colours are actually much darker without flash.

Robots Don't Have Hearts January 2005 Screen Type: 1 Photo Emulsion, From hand-traced and desaturated image Shirt: Run of 3 - XL Hoodie, Black; Large, Black; Large Longsleeve, Black Production Notes: Very complicated process - robot image made of two 8.5x11 transparencies. Each red heart was also screened one at a time and wraps around entire sleeve. Uses metalflake ink. Made specifically for a friend's birthday.

Apple Juice Scout October 2004 Screen Type: 4 Photo Emulsion Shirt: Custom-made Rabbit Hoodie Production Notes: This one nearly killed me. Silver and Gold metalflake star leaves, light green trunk. Each patch screened using a separate press and ironed on. For a friend's birthday.

Vroom! October 2004 Screen Type: 2 Handcut, paper Shirt: Large Haynes Beefy-T, Navy Blue Production Notes: Original is a photo of my '66 Ford Galaxie, reduced to one color, then hand cut. Made specifically for my courier bag. While I was doing that, I also ran off a shirt.

No Photo Camaro September 2004 Screen Type: 2 Handcut, paper Shirt: XL Haynes Beefy-T, Black Production Notes: Took desaturated photo of a 1968 Camaro and cut two screens - white and red. Weathered look on red done by spraying glue on paper, putting on screen then pulling paper, slightly clogging screen. Birthday present for my brother.

Robot September 2004 Screen Type: 1 Photo Emulsion Shirt: Run of 2 - Large, XL Black generic Production Notes: Just having some fun one night.

I Want Candy August 2004 Screen Type: 1 Photo Emulsion Shirt: Child's Large generic Production Notes: Made as part of a CARE package for a friend away at camp. Mmm, candy!

I Heart Fantasy Nerds August 2004 Screen Type: 2 Photo Emulsion Shirt: Black generic, Child Large Production Notes: Glow-in-the-dark ink printed over white underbase. Gift for a friend.

No Photo I Heart Robots August 2004 Screen Type: 2 Photo Emulsion Shirt: Run of 3 - Small, Large, X-Large, different brands Production Notes: Saw a similar shirt in the movie Dodgeball but I wanted it in black. I made three shirts - one for myself and two for friends. Very nerdy!

I Like Hot Chicks March 2004 Screen Type: 1 Photo Emulsion Shirt: Run of 5 - Large, X-Large, different brands Production Notes: First shirt I ever made, using the Speedball kit. Used glow-in-the-dark ink. Image is fully vector, composed of 5 different original images images. Not visible in the shirt image are the stars on each sleeve.