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Collect London – Artist Series Illustrated Tees

Posted: 28 Jun 2010 02:48 AM PDT

Collect London is a unique new T-shirt brand with a difference… What better way to support new art… Than to wear it! That's the concept behind this highly creative label who aim to provide up and coming artists and designers with a platform to launch their work to a wider audience. They only condition being that the designs fit in to their seasonal themes. They seek out the very best in design talent the world over to create artwork to feature on their great fitting T-shirts. So far everyone from new artists to bands such as O.Children and Gold Teeth and the fashion designer Robert Cary Williams have collaborated with the label to create a whole host of completely unique and limited edition pieces.The latest theme to inspire the range is 'Folk Fantasy' and from this, what has emerged is a collection of edgy and individual T-shirts to suit every individual.

Boom Tee by Robert Cary-Williams

A leading designer on the British fashion scene, his ability to design clothes that are both experimental, yet have a severe design edge, and then to balance this with 'wearability', has become his signature. As well as winning 'New Generation Sponsorship' from the British Fashion Council several times, Robert has also been invited to show his work and to lecture in high profile exhibitions such as 'Fashion in Motion' at the V&A and showstudio.com. His collections have been worn by the likes of Roisin Murphy, Keira Knightly, Kate Moss, Jude Law, Ewan McGregor and David Bowie.He now brings his expertise to Collect London with the popular Men's BOOM Pack Tee.

Jackalope Cape T-Shirt by Elliot Hartwell

A multidisciplinary designer with a diverse portfolio of graphic, furniture, product and interior design. Elliot now works as a freelance designer as well as at the design and communication agency, Ethreestudio which he co founded.His designs for Collect London are a mixture of bold colours and hand drawn sketches such as the Women's Jackalope oversized T-shirt.

Great Bear Tee by William Dove

William Dove is a member of the band Gold Teeth and Co-founder of Art and Design group Holy Dove, Williams lives and works in London.His designs are inspired by alternative creative forms such as tattooing, graphic novels and skateboarding.He mainly works in pen and ink and his loose stroke style aims to create something with an intricate basis but a bold aesthetic. His Men's Great Bear Tee has become a Collect best-seller.

A Nagy Toll Scoop Tee by Richard Fairhead

I don’t have much on Fairhead except that he’s a great British illustrator with a superb sense of humour. Just check out his blog to be sure. Here’s a very cool retro tee by him, with the weirdest name I’ve come across in a while, the Nagy Toll Tee :p

With 10% of the sales going straight back to the artists, Collect London offers a great opportunity to boost the creative careers of young designers.And with such a wide range of product – there is no better time to buy into great art and wear something truly cutting edge

Pink Cranium Tee

Posted: 28 Jun 2010 02:11 AM PDT

“Pink Cranium” T-Shirt & Art Print On Sale 6/28 – 7/4

One of Ltd. Tee’s highly talented interns came to them with this design and they thought it would look great on a shirt, they were right. Iban Brizuela – a graphic designer from San Francisco – finds inspiration from people deported from reality. Dark and comical art with a twist of obscenity that you can trust.

As always this box set is available for one week only, exclusively at www.ltdtee.net from June 28h to July 4thth. MSRP for this product is $26.99 and our shirts come in both men's and women's sizes. Use discount code “buy-tees” to get 15% off this shirt! Discount is only valid until 7/4.

The Pink Cranium box set includes:
• High quality, screen printed t-shirt
• 8" x 10" art print
• Custom screen printed box
• Custom neck label
• LTD Tee Sticker pack

Download Pink Cranium Wallpapers:
http://www.ltdtee.net/blog/wallpapers-pink-cranium-by-iban-brizuela.html

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Monday, 28 June 2010