A while back, The Wurst Gallery in Portland held a great show called We Heart Gocco, which centered on artwork created with the much-beloved Japanese tabletop screenprinting device. It’s so impressive seeing how different artists have utilized the gadget’s capabilities. Amazingly enough, you can still nab some of the prints online at the gallery’s website–what […]
Make these cute “You Rock! You Rule!” t-shirt with the downloadable stencil available from DIYnamite. Link.
Jenny Beorkrem designed these typographic posters for Ork Posters. The posters are available for Chicago and Brooklyn with Manhattan following close behind. Manhattan behind Brooklyn? Score one for us Brooklynites. [via] Link.
Mike Giles at Cool Hunting writes: With no set up charges, a user-friendly interface and the option for single units and short-runs it seems they’ve mastered the art of on-demand printing. Using a “Direct to garment” printing method, in which graphics are literally printed directly onto the tees, Bountee offers unlimited numbers of colors, gradient […]
Feruzan shows us how to silkscreen at home with an embroidery hoop and organza. – Link. Related: Craft 101 – Silkscreening – Link.
Erbert and Gerbert’s Subs and Clubs has made this incredibly labor-intensive commercial. It’s a “flipbook,” or stop-motion animation using t-shirts as the individual frames. The site has a great making-of video, too, that shows just how much work went into making this animation. [via] Link.
Hacker Zen shows you how to make your own video game pixel art T-shirt! [ via ] Link.
