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Quick Update!


Hello, Schlockheads! It's me, Ol' Mister Schlocko himself. I am terrible at using Blogger these days since it always seems that I am busy working on one project or another.

So here are a few updates. The Clown Whoop Whoop shirts are here and they look amazing. They went live on the site about a month ago. You can get yours by going to this link: http://www.houseofschlock.com/merch/clown-whoop-whoop-t-shirt or through my Etsy Page at https://www.etsy.com/shop/HouseofSchlock?ref=hdr_shop_menu

Stickers are still on sale till the third of June. They are going quickly at two bucks each. Those can be found at www.houseofschlock.com/merch

I am also in the middle of a ton of projects. For more up to date info on what I am working on or doing find me on Instagram over at https://www.instagram.com/misterschlocko/

I will also do my best to drop in from time to time just to write about things that I am working on or about things that I dig.  That reminds me, I am still doing a podcast.  I just do not know when yet.

So, lots to do and lots to see. 

Stay weird!




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