Two posts ago I showed you some shirts from EIOK Clothing that featured a printing technique I think is cool. It is pretty inexact as far as consistency goes but the results can be spectacular. Here is an image showing just how easy that style of print can be executed…
I was just looking through some clothings lines and checking out their wears. I noticed quite a few of them had a similar look…but I couldn’t pinpoint it. I ran through a few more brands and found what I was looking for. Seems to me that crowns at the top of some text on a tee print might just be a new design trend.
Any brand named ExcessIsOk has a lot to live up to. Two things caught my eye when I was first introduced to their line by way of the French t-shirt blog Grafitee. The first was the balance of cool designs and some clever one-liners. There wasn’t a focus on one and not the other. The second thing was their use of colors. You’ve got to see the print color pattern….
Just when you think Johnny Cupcakes couldn’t possibly come up with another cupcake logo, they drop the Transformers tee on you. I am kind of left in awe. When looking at the artwork, considering I somehow made an 18 wheeler look very much like a cupcake. See the pic after the jump.
One of the design inspiration sites that I subscribe to is Design You Trust. The design mediums covered by this user driven artistic site cover a wide array ranging from photography, web design, paint things, and most importantly t-shirt design. You just knew that I was leading to t-shirt design.
I am a sucker for a big list of cool t-shirts. Typically, a big list will include about 30 shirts….so I had to feature this one because they bumped it up to 55.
I posed a few questions for Eric Terry at Linty Fresh in my previous post about his motivation for expanding his operations into China. Here is what he had to say about it…
Most of the time an indie t-shirt line announces they’re going global, it simply means they are shipping internationally. A big step nonetheless, but not quite like moving your operations overseas. That is what it sounds like Linty Fresh plans to do and possibly more…
*This post was contributed by our guest t-shirt blogger Blake from You Design It. Contact him if you need custom t-shirt printing. 
While I’m not an affiliate for any products or services, I feel like I should help do my part to spread the word for Go Media’s latest announcement. These guys have done such a great job of improving the t-shirt industry through tutorials, artwork, and trendsetting.
Abduzeedo just turned me onto one heck of a t-shirt illustrator. The guys name is Rubens Scarelli hailing from Brazil, and apparently he’s been winning t-shirt competitions of late. I haven’t seen his designs before and I was glad to be introduced to how clean his artwork is.