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.
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I think that you’d be pretty hard pressed to find a series of movies that have gained as much of a following as Star Wars, and as you’d expect that has resulted in a huge amount of t-shirts being produced that reference the films in one way or another. So, being HYA, I thought that I’d better make an
unnecessarily large list of them. As always, the t-shirts are not ranked, the numbers are merely there as an illustration so that we all know which is which, so being #1 or #202 means nothing. Some of these tees will be pretty recognisable as they’ve been featured on HYA before, and some were also in the
101 Robots List from last month, but if you know of any I haven’t featured then please let me know in the comments. The list has also been split up into pages to ensure swift loading times (my server may probably wouldn’t like people loading 202 pictures at a time).
As you would expect these lists take quite a long time (this one took about 30 hours, seriously), so if you deem it worthy, it would be fantastic if you could promote this article in any way. Twitter, Delicious, StumbleUpon, Digg, your own blog, carve the URL onto a tree, anything!
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I’m probably showing my lack of art knowledge with this, but would I be right in thinking that this t-shirt has a very famous painting printed on it?
I don’t really mind if it was painted two hundred years ago or two days ago, it still looks really cool, and that’s the most important thing, right gang?
Costiness=£24.38 Buy ‘Save Us’ at The Urban Shop / Rumplo Link
I can’t see this catching on in the mainstream, like a lot of
Out Of Office Collective’s strange but wonderful products, but as a concept it’s very cool, and when writing about t-shirts has turned me into a millionaire I’m definitely going to buy one, possibly two. Basically, that little blue flap at the bottom of the tee makes sure that not only is this a normal t-shirt (with a flap at the bottom) but also a functioning pillow case. I can’t really imagine a situation in which you would need an emergency pillow case, but dammit I admire OOO for filling what may well be a void in the apparel/sleeping market.
