The Visitor by Alice X. Zhang and Melanie Herring
Something really different today in the form of a cosmic fish thingy. I love the flowing design that leads your eyes down from the top to reveal the person that the fish is looking at. The creature seems to be made of pure energy and also to be revealing the secrets of the universe. The water ripples surrounding the small, insignificant human are a nice juxtaposition and help cement the piece. This is a really well thought out artwork that would look as good hanging on a wall as it would decorating your chest.
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Monday, August 6, 2012
Friday, July 6, 2012
Australian Invasion Series
Australian Invasion Series from AnyForty & T-World
I am really excited about this. London based streetwear brand AnyForty has teamed up with T-World to bring you the Australian Invasion Series. Ten amazing tees designed by Aussies are now available. The one pictured here is by Ken Taylor but they are all incredible. Head on over there and check them out. You will not be disappointed.
I am really excited about this. London based streetwear brand AnyForty has teamed up with T-World to bring you the Australian Invasion Series. Ten amazing tees designed by Aussies are now available. The one pictured here is by Ken Taylor but they are all incredible. Head on over there and check them out. You will not be disappointed.
Sunday, March 18, 2012
Do Shit That Matters
Do Shit That Matters by Georgia Hill
I don't feature typography tees very often. Generally they tend to be pithy sayings with artwork that is too overdone, sometimes to the point that you struggle to read what they actually say. This shirt however sort of came out of left field and threw for a loop. The saying is crude and in your face, which is a complete contrast to the artwork. I really like the hand drawn look, giving it a vintage roughness that better fits the message. It is also a perfect example of workng with a limited color palette.
I don't feature typography tees very often. Generally they tend to be pithy sayings with artwork that is too overdone, sometimes to the point that you struggle to read what they actually say. This shirt however sort of came out of left field and threw for a loop. The saying is crude and in your face, which is a complete contrast to the artwork. I really like the hand drawn look, giving it a vintage roughness that better fits the message. It is also a perfect example of workng with a limited color palette.
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