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Grandma’s Hot Air Balloon by Brent Schoepf at Threadless

by Andy on March 1, 2010

in Mens, T-shirts, Threadless, Womens

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I don’t find this tee particularly stunning, but it is just a really lovely, pretty print that I’m sure I would enjoy wearing. For those of you reading this post on the front page, check out the gallery to see the rest of this week’s releases at Threadless, it’s a strong week for them.

Costiness=$18 Buy it at Threadless

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It’s What’s On The Outside That Counts by Option-G

by Andy on November 19, 2009

in T-shirts, Text/Typography

itsontheoutside 480x270 Its Whats On The Outside That Counts by Option G

You know I’m a child for designs that use negative space, there’s no rational explanation for it, they just do, and for all of those worrying that this tee is really shallow, the outside that Option-G are referring to in this case is not good-looking hotties, but actually out in nature. They’re probably right, but I haven’t stepped out the door of my house since Sunday afternoon (I am writing this on Tuesday, btw), so I’m really not one to make a solid judgement about that.

Costiness=$25 Available from Option-G (who’ve just dropped their Fall line, and it’s worth checking out)

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Brickbuster sweatshirt by Freegums

by Andy on November 16, 2009

in Sweater

freegums brickbreaker 03 Brickbuster sweatshirt by Freegums

Hurrah for the creation of illusions using negative space!

Costiness=$65 Available from Freegums

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Vintage Phone Home by Escape Artist Shirts

by Andy on November 6, 2009

in T-shirts, movies

ET CU Vintage Phone Home by Escape Artist Shirts

ET Front 480x440 Vintage Phone Home by Escape Artist Shirts


I’m going to be in Newcastle for the weekend, but that doesn’t mean that the shirts will stop flowing on HYA, I’m intending on robo-posting a fullschedule of shirts on the site, but they will be lacking in commentary, this will hopefully alleviate the pressure on my bulging inbox, and help you guys find some cool tees too.

Costiness=$20 Available from Escape Artist Shirts

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Ugmonk turns 1 and releases a tee to celebrate the occasion!

01.09.2009

If you asked me how old Ugmonk was I wouldn’t have said one, I thought they were wayyyyy older, like 2 or something. They’ve certainly come a long way, I’m pretty sure I remember seeing one of their designs in the Urban Outfitters on Walnut in Philly, and I doubt many small brands get their [...]

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Architecture by digisin at MySoti

29.06.2009

Negative space printing in the house!
And yes, that was meant to be a pun.
Costiness=$19.49 Available from MySoti

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Adore by Atilla for A Better Tomorrow (… Aliteration!)

13.03.2009

I LOVE this colourway, it suits the design absolutely perfectly, and the use of negative printing/negative space (what did we decide it was called) is just plain beautiful. The design is pretty cool too, I guess, hehe.
Costiness=€18 Buy it at A Better Tomorrow

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Guitar Hero by Regal Clothing

16.02.2009

There’s nothing like a good tee that uses negative space to kick off the week… except for perhaps a mountain of coffee and a doughnut.
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Costiness=£15 Buy Guitar Hero at Regal Clothing (tee comes with a free guitar pick)

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Review: Of Horror I by Akumu Ink

02.06.2008

I have to make a little admission about this tee before I get to the meat of the review. Usually, when someone e-mails me and asks if I’d like a sample, I tell them my size (although I do tell people to send whatever size they want), my address, and I don’t pick a design [...]

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Review: David Lee Nagel by Thom Lessner for Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction

14.05.2008

I knew who David Lee Roth was since we’re both hard rockin’ amigos (though, admittedly, I didn’t recognise him from the tee), but Patrick Nagel was a new name to me, which I think shows my considerable lack of art history knowledge, but once I found this website about him I did actually recognise the [...]

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