TshirtOS

TshirtOS by Ballantine’s and CuteCircuit

I have been thinking about this for a while now and I just don't know what to make of it. At first it seems really cool in a Teletubby sort of way. Being able to change your tshirt motif at will is extraordinary. The problem comes when I start pondering issues like privacy, copyright etc. Would you put a picture from the net on your tee if it meant you could be sued? I can also imagine advertisers jumping all over this. I wear tees that have a message sure, but do I want to be advertising for companies?

At the moment this is more a curiosity than anything but as technology improves this could easily become our fashion future. The question is how are we going to handle it?

The Visitor

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.

Sweet Child O’Mine

Sweet Child O’Mine by DCAY

Time to add another tee to the denial files. That's right you can't own this creepy number as it has been sold out for a while. Guess you will just have to spend your time wondering just what the heck is in that baby carriage.

And So It Begins

And So It Begins by BenFellowes

Everything old is new again. I find it funny that the zombie hand bursting up through the ground became such a cliche that it became unpopular and people stopped using it. As a result seeing one now makes it look fresh and exciting. The beautiful job the artist has done with the text above the hand really has helped with that feeling as well.

Minotaur

Minotaur from Myth Clothing

Greek mythology has come to life. This Minotaur has busted through the wall and is coming to detach your head from your body with his war axe. Sounds good but I have to admit that when I first saw it my first thought was World Of Warcraft. Guess that just goes to show how much pop culture influences us.

Croc Lord

Croc Lord by BeastWreck

Behold the ancient reptilian swamp-deity the Croc Lord. He captures water nymphs that inhabit his watery realm and drains them of their power to increase his own. This is just amazing artwork, which becomes even more mind blowing when you realise that only three colors are used. This is the power of the halftone when done by a master.

Available in both mens and womens

Thomas The Assault Engine

Thomas The Assault Engine by midgerock

This could be the greatest steampunk / pop culture mashup ever. Thomas the Tank Engine has gone all transformer and turned into a steam powered weapon of war. He really is a very useful engine. I like to imagine the show would be something like Wild Wild West 2 voiced by Ringo.