Video presenter. Porsche designer. Stunt driver. Shirt artist. With a resume straight off a car guys' bucket list, Emile Bouret isn't afraid to embrace new opportunities in pursuit of his love for cars and unavoidable passion for racing. Now mainly working as a product specialist and driving instructor for exotic marques like Ferrari and Aston Martin, Emile still enjoys flexing his artistic muscle with awesome designs like "S1mply No Equal2", "Still The One", and "Future Historian".

Emile stepped out of the drivers seat to answer a few questions:

Maybe you're trying to figure out the best way to deal with the mountain of awesome tees sitting in the corner of the bedroom. Solution: go big! Turn that lil rolling hill of cotton into the Everest of tees ‘cause starting Monday, May 30, we’re moving up to 5 designs every week!

Got questions? Read on for the deets…

With dozens of designs to his name, half of which have been resurrected as resto-mods, engineer and blipshift veteran Anthony McClinton is no stranger. A Subie guy through-and-through, Anthony enjoys anything that can indulge his outdoor pursuits, which include mountain biking and hiking. Some of his more popular designs include "T Power", "Be Afraid", and "No Equal".

Anthony took a moment to answer a few questions:

Jersey boy John Coughlin has always surrounded himself with cars. Whether it's shooting the latest supercar as Photo Editor for a major news site, hitting the Auto X with his daily driver, or playing cars with his young son, John has embraced his passion for 4-wheeled fun. When not driving, surfing, or shooting photos, he creates great designs like "Please Refrain from Touching", "Panda Warrior", and "22B?".

John put down the camera to answer a few questions:

Do you struggle with FILO (first-in, last-out) Tee Syndrome? Is your tee-pression limiting your ability to achieve maximum torso covering awesomeness? Good news, there are treatments available and you don't need to talk to your doctor! The KonMari method developed by Burippu Shifuto in the touges of Japan has been proven to reduce apparel inflammation. Here’s how to do it:

Materials Needed:

• A pile of shirt
• A desire to take charge and improve your life
• (Optional) fancy laundry folding thing

Step 1) Longingly stare at your t-shirt drawer wishing you had space for the latest blipshift shirt which you’d totally buy if you had the space AND if only your better half would leave the room so you don't get caught placing an order.

UK bloke Salman Anjum likes to draw - like - a lot. Though most of his talent is put to work for a nutrition education charity, Salman never misses a chance to put his automotive passion onto paper. One of our most prolific artists, his designs include "Tri-Luminati", "Aging Well", and "Use The Force" among many others.

Salman put down the sketchpad to answer a few questions: