Un-Defundable Shirts Designed by Brandon Swofford
Public media belongs to the public. Los Angeles artist Brandon Swofford designed this phenomenal t-shirt to inspire you to support PBS SoCal. Now's your chance to wear the shirt that shows you believe public television matters. Donate $60 or more and you'll qualify for PBS Passport, which lets you stream an incredible library of PBS shows whenever you want. Please, stand up for public media today. Donate and ask for your Un-Defundable t-shirt.
Your local PBS station’s collaboration will continue to represent the creative and culture values we have with the local artist community.
Meet Brandon Swofford
Brandon Swofford is an artist and animator born & raised in Los Angeles, California. His artwork has been featured on marketing for Sony Pictures Home Entertainment, WIPEOUT, Discovery Onstage and the local annual SFDS Fair in Sherman Oaks – the biggest little fair in the valley. In addition, he has worked as an animator and storyboard artist for short films and music videos for artists such as Mack Keane, Swatkins, Raquel Rodriguez, GSnaps and Katana Da Don.
He is also an award-winning filmmaker for his animated short film, Happy the Angry Polar Bear, starring his late grandfather, Ken Swofford. When he is not drawing away, he is usually editing videos, watching movies, running, hiking, exploring the nearest zoo, or mostly, hanging out with his lovely fiancé, Ailen, and their dog, Nala.
He could not be more excited to collaborate with the wonderful folks at the un-defundable PBS SoCal.
To see more of his work, check out:
https://www.artofbrandonswofford.com/