T-Shirt Design

The Amnesty Drop

In 2014, Knicks fans were fed up. The NBA's "amnesty provision" let teams waive overpriced players off the books. This shirt asked what everyone in New York was already thinking: what if you could amnesty the owner? It became a viral moment for Knicks fans across the internet.

The design was picked up by Bleacher Report and That NBA Lottery Pick, circulating widely on Twitter and sports media. Released as a merch drop under Amnesty Sports, the brand imprint behind Qubit Pixels apparel.

New York City Subway Mosaic T-Shirts

Made-to-order all-over-print T-shirts featuring original "New York Subway Mosaic" artwork. Designed for fans of all ages, highlighting the grit/glamour juxtaposition that embodies the Big Apple.

The shirts caught the attention of the NY KnicksWork Podcast/Vlog, where the design was worn on camera. Made-to-order, all-over-print, and built for fans who rep the city as hard as the team.

Success Academy School Apparel

School apparel built around a custom vector illustration of the actual Success Academy school building. The architecture was redrawn as clean line art and integrated into the shirt design, as seen in the detail inset. A tilted, stylized crown is incorporated into the design as a nod to the Crown Heights neighborhood where the branch is located. Artwork was built in vectors for sharp reproduction at any print size.

Slam the Exam

A second Success Academy design with sports and wrestling energy. "SLAM" hits at a dynamic angle with motion lines, "EXAM!" below it in orange with a cracked concrete texture that sells the concept of dominating the test. The lower section scatters academic content across dark chalkboard tiles: the quadratic formula, sentence diagrams, algebraic expressions. The back reads "THINKING CHAMPION."

White text with orange outlines on a royal blue shirt. High contrast, punchy, and built for the Amnesty Sports educational product line.