The work behind the words
From a police department and a software company to a family flower farm, we have helped turn artwork into apparel with a purpose. Some clients came with finished art; others came with an idea. Here is a closer look at both.
These are clients and groups we have worked with. Apparel photographs on this page are staged mockups of their designs, not photographs of the finished orders. Each project notes whether Micah created the artwork, prepared a supplied logo, or printed client supplied art.
Selected projects
Explore the details, then follow the linked businesses to learn more about the people behind these projects.
The department supplied its badge artwork. Micah handled the printing for hoodies and sweatshirts. The staged hoodie here uses the newer 2025 badge design.
Happy Path brought its logo. Micah refined the supplied files so the mark would print cleanly, then used it for hoodies and hats. The desk setting reflects the team behind the software.
Micah created the artwork for this Hill Country celebration and printed a small party order. The intimate scale is part of the story: a custom design can feel special without needing a big run.
More from the studio
Garments and settings change with the work. The attention to artwork, placement, and print stays the same.
Micah created front and back artwork for apparel made around this construction business.
Design by Micah · PrintingVisit Harrell Bros
CAYAC supplied its artwork. Micah printed it on T-shirts and long sleeve tees.
Client supplied art · PrintingVisit CAYAC
Client supplied front and back artwork for hoodies. The hangar setting puts the design in its natural context.
Client supplied art · HoodiesVisit Crosby Flying Services
Micah drew this design for a shirt order. The sweatshirt mockup shows another way the artwork could be worn.
Original artwork by Micah · Shirt order
The studio supplied its artwork. Micah printed shirts with a small chest graphic and a statement on the back.
Client supplied art · ShirtsVisit Pilates Center of Austin
Micah created the selected Texas inspired logo. This apparel mockup shows how the approved mark can live on fabric.
Original logo by Micah · Apparel concept
The business supplied its logo. Micah retouched and prepared it for printing on practical work shirts.
Logo retouching · Work shirts
Micah reworked a client reference into the flower filled truck artwork, then printed it for the farm.
Artwork refinement · PrintingVisit Sunny Hill Flower FarmMake something of your own
Workday apparel that puts a real team and its name together.
Explore business shirtsLayered apparel for teams, organizations, and colder days.
Explore custom hoodiesA few special pieces for a party, a family, or a small group.
Explore smaller ordersYour story next
Send us the artwork you have, the garment you have in mind, and about how many pieces you need. We will help shape the next step.
