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Nobody Is Sicker Than Me. Nobody. What I really like about this shirt is its double meaning. It’s a Seinfeld reference, of course, in which George Costanza obsesses over illness. But the word “sick” is also a slang for “cool”, “dope”, “fresh”, “tight”, “rad”, “awesome”, and especially “ill”…among others. Given the design of this tee, I’m sure its creator had that in mind. Available for $20 from 80sTees.

The CMYK Inside Tshirt comes from the recently launched label, Ardentees…which leans more toward fashion and art as opposed to graphics and design. It was designed by Dimo Trifonov and is available for $35.

The 9 Pine Cones T-shirt by Bush + Leavenworth is simple tee that falls in nicely with the entire collection. Perhaps one (or all) of these pine cones served as a source of inspiration for the company’s logo. Available for $30.

Much to my delight, Jon Wye just released some new goodies; my favorite among them is this Warhol Homage T-shirt. There’s a men’s version of this shirt with a negative [as in photographic] print which I like every bit as much as this one…but I wanted to post the women’s tee because, frankly, I don’t post enough stuff for all the females out there (…although I’d like to point out that many of the ones I do post are also available in women’s sizes. I digress…) You can grab this for $36.

This Science T-shirt by Flesh Machine is intriguing. The object in the print looks like something that could have been produced by Massive Dynamic, if either was real. This shirt, however, is definitely real…and you can get it for $34+ (USD).

This is the 1st T-shirt by P.D.A.C., which stands for “Pyrotechnic Displays At Celebrations.” It made the rounds on a bunch of the other T-shirt blogs a while back, but I wanted to let the hype settle a little bit before featuring it. I also needed a little time to determine how I really felt about it. Well: I feel good. The best thing about this is how it fits into P.D.A.C.’s concept as a whole; they deal with photographing all manners of light…fireworks, flashlights, sparklers, even fluorescent lighting…and then translate that into a design fit for printing onto a tee. It’s really quite fascinating and is as much an art piece as anything you might see hanging on a gallery wall. Available for $35.

The Typewriter Kills Fascists T-shirt by Love Nail Tree only tells a half-truth…but it’s the better half. The slogan, “This Machine Kills Fascists” — made famous by Woody Guthrie whose guitar was emblazoned with it — is printed on the shirt…and works every bit as well for a typewriter as it does for a guitar. Typewriters may soon be obsolete [if they aren't already] but the sentiment behind the shirt lives on. It’s available for $24 — big ups to In My Short Sleeve for posting it.

Heads is one of a slew of new T-shirts over at The Oh Snap! Project. The composition of the photos themselves and their juxtaposition with each other give this T-shirt a ton of personality. Artwork by Tate Foley; tee available for $30.

Who doesn’t love Mr. Bean? Express that love with this stellar shirt by our pals at Homage for just $24.

This Woody Guthrie T-shirt is the latest addition to the Great Moments of the 20th Century Series by Print Liberation. If you haven’t already, get to know Woody through his songs…and you’ll surely appreciate this shirt, available for $16.