Posted March 31, 2009 - by
Liz
You’ve been working on a design in your spare time for 5 days straight… and almost everything is perfect. Everything except the colors. You have 4 different variations laid out in illustrator and keep flipping back between them. You’ve already switched the shirt colors half a dozen times, changed your bright red to something a little darker, and completely nixed the navy blue…
Posted March 30, 2009 - by
Liz
Save on some great designs from the folks over at VigTees. Get em while they’re in stock and on sale!
Posted March 26, 2009 - by
Andy

“…I’d like to work for a few years in a design firm I think but my goal is to open a t-shirt store/boutique in the real live world and online. Not just an average store but something more of an experience like Johnny Cupcakes maybe, I won’t people to come to the shop for the magic of it all rather than just a tee, it’s a funky adventure!”
Posted March 26, 2009 - by
Liz
Mediocore Clothing has launched a mini-site called Missing Turtle in honor of the first shirt they ever designed.
There, folks can download and print a flyer of the design and, to help celebrate, the actual tee is on sale for just $12!
Posted March 26, 2009 - by
Liz
Get great tees like:
Making Up for Lost Time $21
Gardener $19
James from t-shirt connoisseur here, bringing you a top ten countdown list of tees with skulls.
You don’t have to be a goth kid or a metal fan to wear tee’s with skulls. Skulls can symbolize death, and their figure can leave you pondering mortality, but the iconic image of the skull is more than that [...]
Posted March 24, 2009 - by
Liz
Want to create your own exploded [insert object here] shirt like the iphone tee we covered a little while ago?
Well now here’s your chance. The folks over at vectortuts have a great write up of how to create your own isometric art using just illustrator and a whole lot of grids. The author walks [...]
Posted March 23, 2009 - by
Liz
Our good friends over at Cameesa have some big changes over at their site.
The biggest news is that you can now support a tee with just $10 (down from $20). A smart change, because it gives some serious incentive to support designs; if you wait til after the tee has been printed, it will [...]