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No, i consider a Wacom quite useless for drawing under the size of A4.
They're quite expensive. http://www.wacom.com/en/products/pen-ta … p;panel1-2

Awesome! Love this sound

I really like the visuals, absolutely beautiful work!

My personal thought is it could perhaps benefit from having hints of realism, e.g. having a (stylized) face/figure emerge from the abstract layers. Maybe adding some kind of parallaxing to it might work out well too, to exploit the 'layers' a bit more.
The black and white sometimes feels a bit limited, but i understand your software causes this. Perhaps it might be an idea to have a 'video-mixer' on top of that device to distort and play around with the RGB a bit.

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Here's a possible example of what i ment with 'stylized face/figure' (by Ben Kelley)

Fantastic!

Wow Was that originally a pencil drawing, digitally retouched? Or what was your workflow?

Yeah, homemade printing is the best. Although the services e.g. spreadshirt offers in dealing with returns, payment and delivery really makes things easy.
If you really intend to sell lots of shirts a combination might be a good idea. Like run of the mill shirts from spreadshirt, and 'limited editions' with homemade silkscreen.
A homemade silkscreen printer is not that hard to make, just buy some screens, and do sth indy style like i did here:

Printing in multiple colors requires some tight carpenter skills, unlike my effort up here

And feel free to hack your spreadshirt shop with the stuff i did here. Some javascripts and css solutions to get rid of the unneccesary stuff.

I've been using Spreadshirt for some projects. Decent alternatives (for what i understood) are Zazzle.com, society6.com and what Telerophone said (big cartel).