I was able to print some tshirts and hoodies from the character design below, even got tags and everything. Came out quite good but was quite an exhausting process. Cop yours, its available at http://gyeno.com/home.html and http://gyenostore.bigcartel.com/
A character design im working on based of-course on a RabbitHead. The thing in his hand is an electric CarrotDrill, which i thought was a cool idea. The concept was based around mascots so a few more characters might come up. Might even turn it into a little project of mine, fingers crossed
With the sleeved costume it reminded me on a ninja's attire. I kept the grey lined sleeves and legs as a tribute to the original costume but it also links back to ancient Benin's body markings.
I really like the helmet/mask. It has a different feel about it when compared to other comic book masks. The Black Panther never needed to hide his face so i designed it with that in mind but I still cannot decide on the ears. I am getting attached to the up-pointing ears because it's Egyptian-ish which works because the panther god of Wakada is the cat god of Ancient Egypt. The ancient Benin neck-ring I turned into a retractable face-guard when raised tends to remind me of Scorpion from Mortal Kombat but it might just be the angle of the drawing and colour choice, I'll tweak it and see how it turns out.
This last drawing is the basic template armour suite for the Black Panther. It is usually used for tougher battles and because he still needs his agility and ablility to manoeuvre I kept it pretty simple. 
To make a Romeo and Juliet Show fit my target audience I took my idea from the masked ball in the story. My concept turned the two families into rival night clubs holding parties at the same time.
The campaign revolved around street teams pitted against each other and trying to outdo the other.
The idividual posters are not too impressive but they are combined to form the final poster.
The final poster was a restyled battle between the Montagues and Capulets, using their individual posters to form one.
That's the poster i liked because it didnt depend on photoshop or any design programme it give it its strength, the concept & treatment it had in the real-world was enough to project the message.
