An Old Tshirt Blog

I love this Forest Tshirt by photographer Mark Smith. I can’t really explain why…but I can appreciate the feelings it evokes. Buy it for $35 at Parinto.

I dig the overlap of art and science in this Color Theory Tshirt by nonfictiontees. The photo clicks through to the Womens tee but you can buy the Mens version for the same price: $20.

I had the good fortune of being able to watch Exit Through the Gift Shop this past weekend. It’s a great film if you’re a fan of Banksy […and who isn't?] or if you’re a fan of street art in general; it deals, in part, with the commodification of street art. It reminded me of My Other Tshirt is a Banksy, a Tshirt printed up in small numbers years ago that has graciously been resurrected by Meme Engine. Buy it for $24.99.

Where Did it Gogh? The title of the tee is punny, but the shirt is especially funny. It was designed by Dianne Gordon — aka digsydi — and is available for £15 from SwishSwosh.

Notes from Monet is one of the latest Threadless joints to hit the internet shelves; it’s also probably my favorite in this batch of new releases. It was designed by Alice X. Zhang and you can buy it for $18.

The Artist Network Program Logo Tshirt by RVCA sports the official logo for the ANP — “a venture established to showcase the talents of accomplished as well as unknown artists who inspire our generation and push the boundaries of creative excellence.” Great mission. Great logo. Great tee. You can grab the shirt for $27 on Karmaloop.

The Viva 2 Tshirt, designed by Greg ‘Pnut’ Galinsky, is actually a sequel to another shirt (hence the 2 in its name). Both are lovely. This one features a larger print on a light, cactus green tee. Available for $25 at Red Choo Choo.

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.

Social is one of a nice assortment of tees in the distinctly bold style of Richard Altman. This is another one of those T-shirts that fits into a greater, overarching concept — in this case: fearless expression. They’re all works of art in their own right. You can buy it for $22.

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.