Above you can see a print of a Chinese dragon I put onto one of my coats. 
Below you can see a jacket design using shoe laces. 

Below is a design called an Apollonian Gasket. It is a type of fractal that some math guy came up with by figuring out tangents of circles. It is beyond me but also beautiful. 

Here is a design that I found on the internet. It was called a mathematical "monster". I don't find it scary. I think it is nice. 

This design comes from my appreciation of phylogenetic "trees" that delineate evolutionary history. 

Below is my winter jacket. It used to be a plain black coat. Then I sewed on some colorful ribbon to make it fit my personality. On the back I sewed on a patches of reflective material usually found on orange vests. This helps the cars see me when I'm biking at night. Two shoe laces mark the places where my elbows are. 

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Here is a Carhartt sweater that I transformed with a hood extension, patches on the arms, front and back. 

This was an all black zip up sweater. Then I fancied it up with a cloth print I made.

Here is a cloth shopping bag I made out of a lab coat. I used the same print design as the sweater above and then made a new design for the other side of the bag. If you are curious the design and words are drawn from Ken Wilber's Integral Theory.