Despite all the national campaigning going on right now, it appears it is business as usual in D.C. This shirt is part of a provocative series by artist Nicholas Kamuda for Portland, OR brand Hecklewood.
Shirts sell for $30.
Visit the Hecklewood site here.
Ryan Berkley has some serious skills. He also thinks that animals are usually way underdressed and has decided it is time to do something about it. Witness his new super affordable prints available on Etsy. You can pick up this gem for only $7.
Go here and see them all.
This little print by Deth P. Sun is only $30. You can find many more prints for very affordable prices at Little Paper Planes. They sell t-shirts and zines too.
Visit Little Paper Planes. You will not regret it.
My three favorite things in the whole world are t-shirts, food, and text. This shirt by Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction combines all of these.
This shirt is $30.
Click here to learn more.
Cole Gerst is on fire right now. He recently won a Sundance Channel animation contest. He is a featured artist for the Vans Sky Gallery and had the opportunity to design a custom pair of Slip Ons. His Option-G Spring/Summer Season of T-shirts is about to drop. Plus, he designed this rad limited edition poster that just won some award from Print Magazine.
See all the stuff Cole does at option-g.com
I love the art featured on Rockwell t-shirts. Excellent use of color and great type make this one of my favorite lines.
Find out more at Rockwell.
Seibei is a super rad t-shirt line I just stumbled across while traversing the interweb. It seems like designer David Murray is into a lot of the same things I am like humor, bright colors, and food. He must like t-shirts a lot, too.
His t-shirts are $21.
You can see them all here.
I really enjoy the work San Francisco based photographer Merkley. He is publishing his own book featuring 111 photos of women on couches. I think it’s going to be released on 1/11 and you can buy it for around $111. Pretty sweet deal, if you ask me.
Check out his website here.
You might also be interested in his Flickr page.
I stumbled across the Ryan Jacob Smith website a few months back. I am a big fan of text and I really like his use of it.
Visit his website here.
