Random Objects dropped Part 2 of their Fall/Winter 2012 Collection, which consists of their The Whole tee, a reprint of their popular Origami Pigeon tee, their Build Bridges zip-up hoodie and their B the CHANGE print and sticker.
Everything is available now via Random Objects.
I Love Ugly presents their Shroom 5-Panel Cap, which is made of imported Italian fabric for the body of the cap. The cap print features simplistic water colour renderings of mushrooms. Each cap will be individual due to the variance of the fabric pattern.
As a really cool touch, each cap comes with a custom tag and a signed art print by Nadeesha Godamunne.
These will sell out very quickly. They’re available now for $115 (ouch) via I Love Ugly.
Best Made Company presents their What Good… Enamel Steel Sign, which is inspired by Benjamin Franklin’s autobiography.
And each day he rose and begged: “The Morning question: What good shall I do this day?”
Franklin would begin his work day by asking himself that question. Available for $28 via Best Made Company.
Came across this incredible concert poster and had to share. Billie Holiday, Life at the Mansfield Theatre in New York City, May 2, 1948.
The poster is a reproduction and printed on heavy cardboard. It’s sized 14″ X 22″.
Available for $15 via Amoeba Music.
To commemorate the one year anniversary (May 27) of the passing of Jazz Legend and “Godfather” of Rap, Gil Scott-Heron, X Is The Weapon presents In Memory of Gil Scott-Heron.
The design, which is based on a photo by Victoria Ford aka SNEAKSHOT, was completed by illustrator and artist Artemis Nolasco.
The design is available on an organic cotton tee ($29.99), a 15″X20″ silk screened poster ($19.99) and a 15″X20″ silk-screened poster with watercolor. Each can be ordered via X Is The Weapon.
The latest offering from the crew at workisnotajob is their Trust The Process print. As a creative myself, I can relate to this message to trust that it’ll work out if you do the work.
Available for $153 via workisnotajob.
The “Can I Kick It” Print by oneblackfont shows love to A Tribe Called Quest.
Normally $80. On sale for $29.99 for the next couple of days via PLNDR.
It’s likely you’ve seen the Holstee “Manifesto Print” around the internet. The print is one of the first items Holstee owners Mike, Dave and Fabian created after they quit their jobs and started their own company.
Normally it retails for $25. However, over the next three days, you can purchase a gift certificate for the print for $19 via Fab.com.
Last year, Ugmonk released their “Mountains” tee, which ended up being their fastest selling product ever. Now, they’re offering the design on a new colorway option tee, a pullover hoodie and a print.
The “Mountains” design is now available on a charcoal gray shirt with deep orange, green and white printing. The black lightweight pullover hoodie features the original colorway option of red, cyan and white. The print also features the original colorway options and is sized at 24X 18 inches.
All three items are available now via Ugmonk. Be sure to use our exclusive discount code INMYSHORTSLEEVE for 10% off.
Ugmonk has been progressively adding to their selections, with notebooks, journals and posters being added to the shop this past year.
Today, they announced the release of the Ugmonk Premium Amperstand.
Each 18-inch tall ampersand balances effortlessly on a hand-buffed stainless steel plate thanks to a super-strong magnet hidden in its base. The hand-finishing process and natural woodgrain make each ampersand a one of a kind art piece.
The initial release includes on 15 pieces. If you’d like to see the making-of process, watch the video below.
The Premium Wood Ampersand is available for $299 via Ugmonk.
Ampersand: The Making Of from Ugmonk on Vimeo.
Seventh.Ink is celebrating four years in the business with their 4th Anniversary Combo Set. The set features a t-shirt and screen printed poster.
The tee features prints on the front, back, sleeve and has a printed tag inside.
The poster is sized at 18″ X 24″ and is printed on a 140 lb. Muscletone Black paper by French.
The sets are limited to 50 pieces. Each poster is hand numbered and signed by the artist.
Make your orders via Seventh.Ink.
Not a tee, but I think this is too cool not to share.
fiftyseven-thirtythree is now selling D Young V’s “Nun of War” piece, which is a 18″X24″, two color hand screen print. Prints are limited to 50 and each is signed.
The woman’s face presented in this print is based on an image D Young V found completely at random. Although her meaning is somewhat unknown in real life, she has taken on an iconic presence (think Obama, Che Guevara, Martin Luther Jr., Mother Theresa) in the post-apocalyptic narrative created by the art of D Young V. The “Nun of War” is a mysterious woman, who continues to find her way into his artwork and has been martyrized by many.
To get even more background on the piece, watch the video below.
“Nun of War” is available for $50 via fiftyseven-thirtythree.
Make An Effort – D YOUNG V from Colin M Day on Vimeo.
I’m really excited to introduce you to Guy Vernes, a men’s clothing brand that offers simplistic and yet attractive pieces, from tees to sweatshirts, bags to artwork.
I’m really impressed with what these groups of guys are offering.
Take a look at their current collection. They’re about to launch a brand new website (though I really dig their current one too).
You can order items from their current collection via Guy Vernes.
