Cute logo Puppet Lady! If you ever decide to make a website let me know, I also do web design.
And you could make one for your motorcycle helmet out of vinyl stickers from the sticker machine printers, my uncle owns a machine to make them with since he owns a business and does that for some of his customers.
I'm not sure where else you could find a place that does that, maybe a graphics/sign shop?

A sticker machine printer?  Never heard of it.  Do they print white and cut things out? 
I tried making an acetate stencil.  It turned out OK, but I guess spray paint doesn't really stick too good to T shirt material.  The stencil did not wrap to well around my helmet either - not flexible enough.

Yeah, they're professional printers that cut vinyl into stickers. And I'm not sure how they work but apparently they cut the vinyl and depending on the color vinyl you have is the color letter you get. And of course it wouldn't! XD And oh oh I know what you can do to get a cool puppet lady t-shirt!
http://www.printfection.com/promo/two_dollar_tees.php?utm_source=pf_home&utm_medium=onsite&utm_content=textlink&utm_campaign=twodollartees&utm_nooverride=1
If you can't find anyone that does vinyl stickers, I can talk to my uncle to make one for you and then we can mail it to you. You could also have one made to put on your car =D Or your binder.. or even the door to your workshop!

OOh, nice T shirt find gdub!  $2!!! 
Now for the helmet.  I'll look around here for the vinyl sticker thing.  I'll get back with you if I need your uncle as a supplier.

I love the logo!  I like it's simplicity too!!

Love the logo.....simple but effective.

Go to a graphic sign store and they will convert your logo for a fee and after they do that it is very cheap to have them cut the design by a professional machine on the sticky vinyl, then all you do is peel and stick it on your helmet.  Most places will stick it on for you since they have a good eye at knowing how to place it just right to fit the area nicely.  You can then make more vinyl stickies for banners or the side of the car or your windows on the car for advertisement.  It is a wonderful material and as everyone says you can just remove and place a new one.  

IMO...I would watch airbrushing this logo it really needs clean and precise lines to make it look simple.  Airbrushing is great for all those designs that have more details and you use the fuzzy edges to your advantage in the design.  I would stick to vinyl and then you can do more with it in the end if you want to expand your logo to different mediums in advertising.  You can also remove it as needed.

Daryl H

Love the new logo! Very simple and pleasing to the eye