It’s been a pretty long time coming, but the team behind Bountee have finally launched the latest iteration of their t-shirt/poster/canvas/loads more stuff in the future… platform and it is mighty impressive. It’s their first day, so the servers are getting hammered at the moment which is slowing up load times a bit, but there’s still a lot of good stuff going on at the site, as the tee deisgns above show pretty clearly.

Oh, and for those of you that are wondering, MySoti stands for “My Stuff On The Internet,” clever, right?

MySoti

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To be honest, I hadn’t heard of datrumpf (warning: flashing images) before, but I really like the look of the hair tee and the style of the American football one, so I think I might keep an eye on him in the future. Seee.us are clearly fans of datrumpf, as he’s been trusted with the whole of their latest line, including premium tees for guys and girls, and a few posters too.

Seee.us

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(I thought you’d rather see that nice image from Don’t Panic rather than a bull being killed in the name of sport)I’ve never actually watched a bullfight, but I have visited many arenas where the events are held (I really liked this one). In the south of France and Spain, Roman arenas that have stood the tests of time have been converted from man/man combat to man/beast combat, not much of a change I guess, and in some places you still sit on the same pieces of stone that Romans would have. I don’t think I could ever bring myself to watch a bullfight at one of these arenas, even the blood-coloured sand that can sometimes be spotted on the arena floor makes me feel slightly uneasy.

Luckily, t-shirts are here to save the day again. Don’t Panic (who’re usually more accustomed to printing posters), in conjunction with the League Against Cruel Sports, are running a design competition to find a great t-shirt design for their ‘Balls to Bullfighting’ design. There is no prize for this competition other than having your name and skills associated with what I deem to be a good cause, and also raising money for the cause (all the profits from the tee go to the League Against Cruel Sports), which would probably be prize enough for most of you.

The competition is open from now until July 15th, after which time the top 20 designs will be put on the Don’t Panic site and then judged by a panel.

Check out the current entries and get a more detailed design brief and explanation here.

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