I Luv T- Shirts: Web Culture

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Tee Of The Day: I'm Fine. Really.

Harsha Monday, May 28, 2012 1 comments Labels: Artsy T-Shirts, cartoonish, concept art, Funny T-Shirts, gaming, geeky T- Shirts, Web Culture

Been a long time since I posted. I've decided to now regularly post at least once every two days. Hopefully I can keep my promise. Next week, watch out for a huuge list of gamer tees! Ciao!

Waterloo: The Retro,Vintage Movie Tees' Motherlode!

Harsha Saturday, May 14, 2011 3 comments Labels: amelie, Artsy T-Shirts, cute, godfather, indie, movies, retro, that indie store, Vintage T Shirts, waterloo, Web Culture

Lots of tee stores make movie mock-ups tributes,etc. Waterloo (or more precisely I Love Waterloo) has dedicated pretty much their entire collection to great movies from across the planet.
I loved the fact that they did not limit themselves to mainstream English movies but managed to capture a lot of great foreign flicks like Amelie, Pan's Labyrinth, etc in vintage styled designs.
The tees are all mostly two-color chinos prints and are a steal at 20 bucks a piece. Check out more of their fantastic collection on their online store.

Relive American History With Retro Campaigns

Harsha Wednesday, May 11, 2011 1 comments Labels: Artsy T-Shirts, indie, presidents, retro, retro campaigns, Typography, Web Culture

Most tee sites have a theme for the week/month/season,etc but not Retro Campaigns.They are wholly based on American political history featuring every prominent president from FDR to Clinton.
Most of the tees especially the JFK, Reagan and Teddy R's tees are masterfully done in its respective era's design and fashion bringing with it an air of authenticity. Some others however, especially the typography is a bit too clean and fails to capture that authentic feel. Hopefully, they will expand their line to cover more grounds in US history.
Check out more of their fabulous designs after the break.

The One Tee One Tree Green Movement

Harsha Sunday, January 30, 2011 1 comments Labels: American Apparel, eco friendly, indie, theme, tshirt, verde styles, Web Culture

Verde Styles prides itself on being an eco-friendly tee store. Each shirt has a different meaning behind it to help promote awareness about environmental issues such as the oil spill, The Great Pacific Garbage Patch, recycling, etc. Their awareness program doesn't stop with pretty tees, Verde Styles also promises to plant a tree for every tee bought from their store.

Adam Saak: The T-Shirt Circumcisionist

Harsha Monday, January 17, 2011 0 comments Labels: adam saak, cutting, tshirt, video, Web Culture

Adam Saak, a fashion designer, made aname for himself by cutting up cute girl's t shirts while they're still on them. It's quite impressive how he manages to turn a simple, drab tee into a unique style statement.
Check out more of his videos here on youtube.

Fibers: My Very Own Custom Portal Tee!

Harsha Friday, December 31, 2010 0 comments Labels: American Apparel, custom tees, fibers, gaming, geek, geeky T- Shirts, pop culture, portal, theme, Web Culture

Fibers is a one of those few tee sites that lets you create custom t-shirts on the fly. Not only is its interface extremely intuitive but it provides a robust arsenal of templates, themes images and of course you can upload your own images.

What I loved about their custom tee section is the fact that orders need not be in bulk, as it is in the case of such tee sites.
If you're not in the mood for tee designing , hop over to their shop section for some pretty neat tees in various themes and topics.
Edit: Just designed and ordered a Portal based tee from them. If you'd like to buy one for yourself, here you go!

Fibers
Fibers - Portal Aperture Laboratory Tee

A Link To The Future

Harsha 0 comments Labels: American Apparel, Back to the future, gaming, geek, geeky T- Shirts, Humorous T Shirts, Legend Of Zelda, level up, Link, pop culture, Web Culture

Took long enough for this joke to arrive didn't it!?
Either way it's about $19-$20ish for the Serene Green Men's Tee and Kiwi Ladies Tee.

*plays the Song of Storms*
I guess you guys aren’t ready for that yet. But your kids are gonna love it.
Why don’t you make like a deku tree and get outta here!

hotchicksinbatmanshirts.tumblr.com (slightly NSFW)

Harsha Monday, December 20, 2010 0 comments Labels: batman, hot chicks, tshirt, Web Culture, weekend

Yup that's a URL up there and that tumblr site is exactly what it says it's about.See more only if you have a cool boss...

Loving The Loviu Opening Contest

Harsha Wednesday, December 15, 2010 0 comments Labels: concept art, Contest, DesignByHumans, loviu, Threadless, tshirt, Web Culture

Here's a new project you don't get to see everyday! Loviu is a new web site that allows designers to submit their artwork, fans to vote for their favorite designs. The most popular designs will get printed on and sold as t-shirts.
Ok so that's not so new, but Loviu manages to hold a lot of promise.With submissions and site design to match tee bigwigs like Threadless and DesignByHumans it seems to be heading for a great start.

And of course, to top it all, they are offering an insane amount of money! €5000 is not a laughing matter kids.
Check out their brand new site. Vote for your favourite submissions and maybe if you've got what it takes, submit something yourself!

Seventh Ink: Winter Line

Harsha Saturday, November 13, 2010 0 comments Labels: American Apparel, Artsy T-Shirts, geek, Humorous T Shirts, Seventh Ink, star wars, video, Web Culture, winter

Seventh Ink recently launched their Winter Line Collection. Currently two tees are up for grabs on their site. First up is a Star Wars tee, a very blinged out Guido tee!

Oota goota, Guido? That's exactly what this blinged-out Greedo is thinking when he checks himself out in the mirror. The first of (hopefully) many Star Wars shirts to come! Tagless and printed on Black by American Apparel.

The line also features a 300 themed collection. Fortunately, it's not a tee with Gerard Butler's screaming face on it. It's a more subtle reference to the Spartans.

The ultimate Spartan shirt! Inspired by the epic movie/graphic novel 300, this design makes you feel like you're wearing battle armor. Tagless and printed on Red by American Apparel, also available on Black and Gray below.

In unrelated news, Zack Snyder( director of 300) is making a movie on Sucker Punch with unnecessary slow-motion.

Seventh.Ink Apparel

DIY : Your Very Own Portal T-Shirt!

Harsha Friday, October 29, 2010 0 comments Labels: concept, concept art, Funny T-Shirts, gaming., geek, geeky T- Shirts, Humorous T Shirts, pop culture, portal, robots, video, Web Culture

For those of you who are restlessly waiting for Portal 2's release next spring, here's something to get your Portal fix until then. Ben Heck (yes, that guy), decided to make the geekiest Halloween costume ever.
Obviously, this comes at a price. You will be needing miniature LCD screens, tiny cameras,etc.The video is pretty well made and straightforward. If you do manage to make one of these be sure to post it right here for some street creds!

DIY: Portal T-Shirt (Youtube)

The Rise Of Threadless: From S to XXL

Harsha Saturday, October 9, 2010 0 comments Labels: American Apparel, Artsy T-Shirts, Threadless, tshirt, video, Web Culture

Threadless began as a side project for design student Jake Nickell, a tiny online T-shirt design popularity contest. Ten years later, the site has transformed into the Internet hub for DIY clothing design, with 1.2 million participants and millions more customers, all bound by a common thread: the idea that t-shirts should be art.
In this mini doc, Threadless founder Jake Nickell, designer Brent Schoepf, and fans of the community talk about how Threadless went global, what makes the community work, and how kids on computers are the future of entrepreneurial design.

Threadless

SideNote: Yes! Yes! I'll fix the photobucket image error as soon as I can! Thanks everyone for informing me.

Scott Pilgrim with Meat Buns And The Ladies

Harsha Saturday, September 25, 2010 0 comments Labels: Artsy T-Shirts, gaming., geeky T- Shirts, Humorous T Shirts, japan, Scott Pilgrim, Web Culture

Scott Pilgrim Vs The World may have just whimpered along in the Summer Box Office, but I'm sure many loved the game on XBLA.

The Meat Bun Store offers this racy Scott Pilgrim shirt for nothing more than $24!
The collaborative shirt is called "Snack Attack", and features an "immoderate indulgence of tasty Japanese treats", meat buns and some familiar video game ladies who in all the excitement seem to have misplaced their clothes.

Scott Pilgrim vs The World - Meat Bun

Celeb Robots Appliance Appearance T-Shirts

Harsha Sunday, September 12, 2010 0 comments Labels: Funny T-Shirts, geek, geeky T- Shirts, Humorous T Shirts, pop culture, robots, Threadless, Web Culture

It's been sometime since I featured a Threadless tee. This one deserves a post of its own.
Featuring Optimus Dry, the Toaster, RD-BREW2, Mega Hair, and the special guest star of Bender Bending Rodríguez as the Steamer, meet the Robot Appliances Tee.

Used Appliances by Threadless

Seventh.Ink: Greedy Sharks, Zombie Breads And $10 Sales!

Harsha Friday, July 2, 2010 0 comments Labels: American Apparel, Artsy T-Shirts, Funny T-Shirts, Humorous T Shirts, sale, Seventh Ink, Web Culture

Seventh.Ink Shirts and Apparel are having a great sale this week, in celebration of their new line of tees.

All of their tees are printed on American Apparel, even the most fussy and finicky should have no coubts about their quality. They retail their shirts at around $24.

This Greedy Shark Tee is probably my favourite one in their store. I fleetingly recall seeing this showcased in emptees sometime ago, but I could have been just high then. Anyway the screen printing came out fabulously! Unfortunately, this isn't one of their $10 shirts. Still at $20 it's a great buy.

Here's a tee that would make George Romero proud. Or at least LOL a lot. Seriously, with the plethora of zombie tees on the net, it's nice to see a tee stand out for it's humour.

Also head over to Seventh.Ink for their $10 sale featuring some of their best designs! The rockstar T-Rex looks like a must buy!

Seventh.Ink Shirts And Apparel

Lost T-Shirts Of The Internet

Harsha Sunday, May 23, 2010 0 comments Labels: American Apparel, Artsy T-Shirts, Funny T-Shirts, geeky T- Shirts, Humorous T Shirts, lost, season finale, Teefury, Thinkgeek, Threadless, Web Culture

While waiting for the season finale of Lost this sunday, check out some of these great Lost T-shirts.
No Lostie(?) should be watching the show without being clothed in one of these.

1. 108 Objects from Flight 815