There will be an artists protest rally this coming Friday at 10 AM, at the Chelsea Recreation Center, 430 West 25th Street, in Manhattan. Following that will be a public hearing and then a decision by the Parks Commissioner on the proposed rules.
I created this image for use in protests (or you could just hang it on your wall, or keep it until 2012…). Available as an 8.5×11 PDF or 16X20“.
For those interested in my t-shirt mongering, here’s an update: I just got in an order of onesies (size 0-3), some short and long sleeved crew necks and organic cotton scoop necks. I’ll also be printing the last of my “supergirl” shirts with the pigtail image. I’ve got twelve shirts left, and when they’re gone, they’re gone.
I’m also working on more art about buildings and food.
New silkscreen design - "the Cheney"
Rainbow roll print using orange and red
Glow in the dark UFOs v. Monster
The factory has just produced a new batch of shirts. A run of twelve white tees with the Robot Fight image in a red-orange-red rainbow roll. And a few army green shirts with the new glow-in-the-dark UFO v. Monster image.
In order to sell shirts in certain places, I need to create a “political” shirt that satisfies a freedom of expression clause in NYC’s laws covering t-shirt mongers such as myself. So I think I’ll be re-working this image of an elephant giving the finger. I think that should count, yes?
We just processed the latest shipment of General Assembly t-shirts from the tshirt factory. Here are some of the pics:
General Assembly Robot Fight in yellow on army green cotton crew
Hot pink Pigtails
Medium only - Pigtail design on ringed blue/red shirt
We’ve just gotten a new shipment of shirts in, and I took a few pics. I think the Supergirl shirt will look great with the pigtails icon in red. I’m also posting a pic of the grey shirt, because I really like the color!
I have 2X crew shirts in army and white, S – XL in all three colors. The “supergirl” shirt is in medium only!
The “supergirl” tee
In keeping with the “Clothing the Masses” motto, I’ve started a General Assembly tag on my blog so that I can create this page. We hope this will facilitate communicating with customers and help the masses to get the shirts in the size and color they want!
Custom ordering may prove to be an insane thing to do as business increases, but for the time-being, at least, we’re open to the experimental merging of t-shirts and new media.
I’ll start posting pics of the shirts I get in here. I’ll also post sizes under this tag, since I know I have a couple of outstanding design/size/color requests from the last market. We at General Assembly view this as a collaborative process between us and our customers united in a single goal: getting the ideal t-shirt to the people!
If you would like to order a custom size/color/design combo, there is a very basic order page here. I’ll continue making upgrades to the capitalist ordering system as needed.
UFO v Monster! t-shirt design by General Assembly
This will be on one of General Assembly’s next shirts. I’m thinking about making a two-color version if there’s enough interest…and I’ve got a tasty UFO invasion illustration that I’ll put up soon, which will be new shirt design #2.
I’ve been busy this week getting ready for the launch of the General Assembly t-shirt line, and just added a new page for online ordering. I’ll be using an application on the iPhone to process credit card transactions. Ain’t technology great?
I’ve also updated the designs gallery, adding thumbnails and an image for an upcoming shirt design – the United Federation of Wrestlers logo.
The UFW logo was originally created years ago for the online photo-novella, In the Ring with Rosa, which I did in collaboration with the super amazing Nao Bustamante.
I am an artist/designer living in Brooklyn, NY. I like technology, art, politics, writing, media creation & distribution, film, comics, music, photography and more.
UFO Invasion!
Thursday, August 13th, 2009Upcoming Image - UFO Invasion
This may also be a two color image…
Tags: Illustrations, tshirts, UFO
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