I draw because I can't help it. Benji Illustrated is the small label I print my work onto — heavyweight tees, the occasional sweater, and prints when something's worth framing.
"Neither spare
nor despise."
The LaMont clan motto — part of the Sainty family lineage, and the rule I draw by.
Every print starts as a graphite sketch on cheap copy paper. Once the line feels right, I scan, vector, then test it on garment mockups before I commit to a screen.
Loose pencil on A4. Most ideas die here, and that's the point.
Trace, ink, vector. Anything that survives this gets a name.
Mock onto a tee. Look at it for a week. If it still works, edition it.



The raised hand on the label is the LaMont crest — a clan tied to the Sainty family by way of generations and a few good photographs. It shows up in the work because it's part of the work.
Commissions, restock requests, hellos — all welcome. I read every one, even if it takes a week.