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Pretty impressive bunch of shirts from the Scott Pilgrim contest, and funnily enough my favourite is actually the grand prize winner (top shirt in the images above), which won a whopping $1,763 in cash. Typically of WeLoveFine.com they shirts are all $25 a piece, printed on tees cut for guys and gals, and are all available in this Scott Pilgrim section of their site.
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Any Dexter fans in the house? I’m sure this TeeFury design will be right up your street.
I don’t think that sounds like a good idea AT ALL. Shirt.Woot.
RIPT couldn’t decide on a reference today so they had to just use all of them.
I don’t get it. Nowhere Bad.
Awful lot of skulls today at Shirt Punch.
One for the atheists over at Stupidhurts.us.
I don’t watch Archer, but I’m fairly sure that’s what this TeeMinus24 shirt is referencing.
There’s a new Doctor Who t-shirt at 24tee.
As long as you like all-over prints this shirt at DBH is rather lovely.
Hey look, Tilteed are selling that cool sushi t-shirt again.
Design Juices showcase 50 t-shirts with interesting typography.
T-Post are giving away the T-shirt Stories documentary DVD (which I can’t find anywhere in the UK, and I don’t know if I can order it off French Amazon) to people who subscribe to their tee service.
Green Day are running a t-shirt design contest, except you have to be part of their ‘Idiot Club’ to enter, and that has a $20 annual subscription, so you effectively have to pay to enter this contest… lame.
Miles To Go are running a poster sale until Friday.
Wrongwroks have opened a 2nd store in China, it’s fun to watch Tony’s brand expanding.
HYA isn’t going dark in protest of SOPA/PIPA (mostly because I don’t think anyone would miss it) but a lot of other websites are.
Rigu is still a thing.
Karmaloop have a video about L’il Wayne’s new clothing line (that doesn’t look at all like every other BAPE-esque brand out there), TRUKFIT.
604Republic have upped the prize in their design competition.
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Singapore’s top t-shirt design competition, 9Fountains (I’m pretty sure there are no others in Singapore?), recently released 8 new designs and I must say that I am thoroughly impressed by the level of quality that they have achieved. Their mission is help promote artists from Singapore and the rest of Asia and I think it’s fair to say that they’re trying hard with their goal, with only two of the winning designs coming from outside Asia, one of which was of course a Wotto piece (no design competition is complete without Wotto).
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I’m trying to work this shirt out, it’s called “no room for hubris” and yet it has a picture of some dude on it… what’s the deal with that?
Also, if you’re the kind of person that subs artwork to design competitions, Springleap have got a couple of comps open at the moment, with $700 and $1250 up for grabs.
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I am fully aware that each night Pinky & The Brain were not attempting to destroy the earth, but I’m fairly sure that if they had the means to destroy the earth, as this laFraise shirt is aiming to illustrate, then they’d pretty much be able to do what they want.
Unsual to see a 1-colour print from LaFraise, no?
Costiness=€23 Buy it at LaFraise
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A new online t-shirt community aiming to elevate design and promote artists in Singapore and the region has launched. 9Fountains.com offers a platform for artists and t-shirt lovers to get together to appreciate great artwork sans the high-brow exclusivity.
All illustrators are invited to submit their artwork, which are then put through a voting process that is open to the public. If a design receives enough votes, it is printed onto T-shirts which are then made available for sale online. Winning artists get full bragging rights and a cash prize for their work.
And let’s not forget the people who actually wear the tees. All t-shirt lovers are invited to vote and comment on the submitted works. Ultimately, your votes determine the winner. Our first official competition is currently underway so check it out!
The launch collection was designed by Singapore-based artists whom we have christened The 9 Fountains Founding 15. Our wicked cool tees can be found at 9fountains.com.
[Andy: I'm really glad that 9fountains submitted a post because I've been meaning to write about them for a while. Whilst there is the obvious caveat that t-shirt design competitions are pretty common nowadays and that the more there are in the marketplace the harder it will be for new competitions to carve a niche and survive, I really hope that these guys do well because they've already got some kick-ass designs in store, and perhaps their location in Singapore will make them more popular to Asian t-shirt buyers, as I don't know of too many design competitions in Asia.]
This post was submitted by Denise Mohan.
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