Two points and a note:
1. It’s been far too long since I featured some a.mar.illo loveliness on HYA.
2. Why is it Badashell Clothing and not Bad As Hell Clothing?
Badashell had been experiencing an unfortunate run of luck with their site going down and all sorts of nonsense recently, but they’re back and hopefully will be staying that way, especially as they’ve promised that there will be some specials and promos going down soon, so keep an eye out for that.
Costiness=$18.95 Available from Badashell Clothing
Competition time!
Tilteed are offering a lucky HYA reader both of the tees that won their grand launch competition last week,
Get A Job by rawroutloud (aka Lowdtown), and
Explosion by
a.mar.illo.
Entry is simple, in fact, it’s almost insultingly easy, so if I don’t see lots of entries coming in I’ll cry. All you have to do is go over to the Tilteed submissions page, have a look around, pick out your favourite, and post the link in the comments. I know, easy!
The competition will remain live for 1 week, meaning you have until 15:00 (GMT) next Tuesday (August 11th) to get your entry in. Remember to use a valid e-mail address or else I won’t be able to let you know that you’re the winner.
Go!
Andre from
A Better Tomorrow got in touch to let me know about a couple of new tees that won their design competition. The one in the top picture of this post is called
‘Night of the Dead’ (way to keep it festive ABT!) and is firmly planted in the burgeoning niche of ’80s puke horror’, a genre that I must thank Alex from
Dance Party Massacre for coining, though he’ll get pretty pissed if you lump his tees in with them. The tee marks the first time that ABT have used waterbased ink on their tees, so this will probably be one of their softest tees yet.
The lower tee is by that most excellent stalwart of tee design competitions, Sven Palmowski, or a.mar.illo if you want to get all ‘aka’ about this. The tee is a pretty clever take on 50s B-Movies, except for instead of thinly-guised metaphors about Communists invading the US, he’s tackling the much more dangerous, and surely much more real, threat of giant fruits laying waste to the Earth.
Close ups in the gallery.
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