
WEARABLE TECH HUMOR FOR DEV TANK HOLES
T-shirts for code-slinger burnt out
I draw stick figures crying over git merge conflicts and print them on heavy cotton tees. Irreverent vector merch designed for programmers, sysadmins, and caffeinated tech folks who laugh to cope.
Scroll for vector tees and tech depression tees.
BEST SELLERS
Tees that trigger senior developers on sight
Git Force
Main Branch
Heavy Cotton • Screen Print •A minimalist stick figure staring into the abyss after force-pushing directly to production. Crisp whiteInspired by actual 3 AM deployments gone horribly wrong. This tee features our signature stick figure dev frantically typing as fire erupts behind the terminal. Made with durable screen-printing ink that survives endless laundry cycles• Campaign Design
Minimal monochrome visuals, bold typography, and soft gradients for a new audio brand. I designed the full identity, packaging
Oasis Audio approached me at the pre-launch stage with a clear vision: to position themselves as the refined alternative in a crowded headphone market. The challenge was to create a brand system that felt premium without being pretentious, and minimal without being cold. I developed a complete visual language built around high contrast, precise typography, and gradient-based motion graphics. The identity system included logo suite, brand guidelines, packaging design for three product lines, e-commerce assets, and






DNS Chaos
It's Always DNS Tee
Pre-shrunk Cotton • White Ink •When the entire cloud infrastructure collapses, blame DNS. Clean stick figure graphics explaining network downtime with UI/UX • Brand Guidelines
A tactile, almost analog-feeling product identity for a digital-first brand. Clean product renders, precise iconography, and a flexible layout system for
Dune Devices wanted to bring back the joy of focused listening in an age of distraction. Their portable music player needed a brand identity that honored analog tactility while embracing digital precision. I built a system around geometric simplicity, restrained color (black, white, one accent), and ultra-clear iconography. The identity translated seamlessly across contexts: sleek product renders for their site, embossed packaging details for retail, and modular UI components for their app interface. I also developed a comprehensive brand book and asset library so their internal team could maintain






Legacy Code
Do Not Touch Tee
Black Cotton • Stick Figure •Featuring a stick figure holding together a crumbling digital tower with duct tape. A tribute to spaghettiWe all inherit codebase horrors. This design celebrates the fragile monoliths keeping multi-billion-dollar companies afloat. Hand-drawn vector stick art with crisp text styling, screen-printed on• Packaging Design
Subtle, light-driven photography and a quiet typographic system to position Opal as a calm, trustworthy skincare brand.commerce visuals.
Opal came to me with a clear ask: their skincare line was gentle, effective, and ingredient-focused, but their visual identity felt generic and overlooked. I redesigned everything from the ground up, starting with a new logotype that felt softer and more considered. The photography direction emphasized natural light and minimal styling—no aggressive shadows or clinical backdrops. I designed a label system that worked across multiple product formats (bottles, tubes, jars) while keeping a unified look. Typography was kept quiet and






All shirts designed, drawn, and screen-printed with anti-fading ink.
ABOUT
Behind the stick figure tech shirts
I'm a freelance illustrator and former dev who turned burnout into vector art tees. I draw simple stick figures experiencing existential software dread, print them on comfortable dark tees, and ship them to engineers worldwide.
No overly complex illustrations or colorful fluff. Just razor-sharp tech satire, clean vector lines, and high-quality cotton shirts that fit right. Every design tells a real story from the trenches of software engineering.
STACK
Vector Art • Typography • Screen Printing • Dark Cotton Tees • Tech Humor • Git Commits• Product Design • UI/UX • Packaging Design • Art Direction • Figma • Photoshop


EXPERIENCE
Freelance
Vector Tee Art
Senior Dev
Tech Corp Inc
Vector Apparel Artist
Freelancer
Currently
2023–24
2020–22
Print Partners
While I lead every project personally, I collaborate with a trusted network of specialists who bring additional expertise when projects call for it.






Print Shop
Master Printer
Crafting durable water-based prints on heavy cotton tees that remain soft to touch after dozens of laundry washes.
Cotton Supply
Garment Vendor
Supplying premium combed ring-spun black and dark charcoal blank t-shirts engineered for modern streetwear fit.
Fulfillment
Shipping Specialist
Packing every apparel order with custom sticker packs and shipping out swiftly across North America.






Custom Orders
Bulk Tee Drops
Creating custom vector stick figure tee runs for engineering teams, startups, and tech conferences worldwide.
Lookbook
Product Photography
Capturing honest, raw product shots of developers wearing vector stick figure tees in real work environments.
Quality QA
Garment Testing
Testing print durability and fabric feel so you never get a stiff, plastic-feeling graphic print on your tee.


PROCESS
How a tech joke becomes a t-shirt
From a painful bug on production to a finished vector shirt in your hands — here is how every drop happens.
STEP 1
Suffer tech bug
A real tech disaster happens: broken pipelines or merge conflicts. I jot down the absurd humor right away.
STEP 2
Vector stick draft
I draw minimalist stick figures and pair them with punchy monochrome typography in my vector app.
STEP 3
Screen printing
High-density white ink screen-printed on dark gray or black premium cotton blanks for crisp contrast.
STEP 4
Wear & wash test
Every sample goes through heavy washing to verify the shirt stays soft and the vector graphic stays razor sharp.
STEP 5
Drop and delivery
Limited apparel drops arrive at your door packed in dark poly-mailers with custom sticker extras.


SERVICES
What I create for you
I offer custom apparel design and vector artwork for tech companies, startups, and dev teams.
Custom Merch
Bespoke vector stick figure tees tailored to your dev team's internal jokes, tech stack, or launch events.
Conference Merch
Irreverent swag people actually want to wear, avoiding generic corporate logo polo shirts forever.
Vector Art Drops
Monochrome text and stick figure illustrations ready for screen printing, stickers, or digital merch.
Limited Edition Drops
Small batch t-shirt drops with numbered tags and custom packaging for engineering milestones.
Need custom tees for your dev team? Let's turn inside jokes into wearable merch.
MORE WORK
More vector stick figure drops






404 Sleep
Night Owl Dev Tee
Vector Art • Black Cotton •A caffeine-powered stick figure staring at terminal output at 4 AM. CleanDigital Design • Pitch Materials
Abstract geometric identity with bold typography for a developer tools company. Created logo
Works On Local
Docker & Local Env Tee
Light Gray Ink • Ring-spun Cotton
Stick figure shrugging while holding a container box. The ultimate excuse shirt for every software engineer.
Null Pointer
Runtime Error Tee
Vector Illustration • Screen Print
Stick figure reaching into an empty box with question marks. A dark comedy tee for programmers everywhere.
"Our entire engineering squad wore the DNS tee to our retreat. Softest shirts we own and the stick figures are hilarious."
Alex Miller
Lead Dev, Cloud
"The custom stick figure tees made for our launch were a massive hit. Quality ink, zero cheap plastic prints."
Sam Chen
CTO, StackDevs
"Finally a t-shirt artist who gets real tech humor without cringe corporate tropes. Simple vector art done right."
Dave Reed
DevOps Specialist
CLIENT REVIEWS
What devs say about our stick shirts
12k+
Tees shipped worldwide
99%
Dev approval rate
5+
Years drawing tees


FAQS
Tech tee FAQs
What blanks do you use?
100% combed ring-spun cotton heavy tees in dark colors. Soft, pre-shrunk, and built for daily wear.
Do you do custom team t-shirt orders?
Yes! I draw custom stick figure vector art based on your stack or inside jokes for orders of 25+ tees.
How long does shipping take?
Orders ship out within 3–5 business days across North America with tracking provided upon dispatch.
GET IN TOUCH
Order custom tees or ask about a drop
Have an idea for a vector stick figure shirt or need a custom batch for your engineering team? Fill out the form and I'll get back to you faster than a fast-forward git rebase.
