It might be because I live in a t-shirt bubble, in which almost every conversation I have comes back to t-shirts or how I’m a tiny bit famous on the internet, but I imagine that designing for a company like 2k By Gingham, with the quality of artists that they have is quite an honour for any artist even if you’re a well-respected artist like Jon Burgerman.
His two tees aren’t
available in their store yet, but should be soon.
Renowned British artist Jon Burgerman (who, by law, has to have the term ‘doodler’ inserted into every post about him) has opened a new webstore called the Burgerplex at which to sell his fine, fine work. There isn’t a tee in sight (yet), but I’m a fan, and it’s my site, so I’m happy to go off-topic for a moment.
Jon Burgerman’s Burgerplex
Here’s the details:
Just to let you know we’ve got a Christmas Bonanza here on Sunday December 7th from 11-6pm where we will also have Lazy Oaf, Peep Show and Garudio Studiage selling prints, jewellery and other gifts as well as mulled wine and special offers on some of our products, as well as a Print Sale this coming Thursday December 4th 6-9pm to coincide with the First Thursdays event. We’ll have our entire print collection out of the drawers and up for grabs, with work by Ian Stevenson, Jon Burgerman, Anthony Burrill and lots more.
Please note that this is an instore event, I don’t believe it will be replicated online, especially the part about mulled wine.
Concrete Hermit
Artoys don’t just sell lovingly moulded pieces of vinyl, they also have a clothing line called ATZ that just dropped part of its fall collection, and they must have dropped it from a great height, because the designs are making a pretty big splash in the waters around the good ship HYA… that means I like them. Its hardly surprising that I like them considering they got the doodle-King Jon Burgerman on board to do a design for them, as well as some fellow called
Superdeux that I hadn’t heard of before but am glad I have now.
Artoyz
