Cute Tees at n138

Just come across N138. Lovely
little site run by a nice chap by the name of Dan. Well worth
a look for some motor-racing inspired Tees.
posted by: James Gordon-MacIntosh ... 11
January 2007
Tees from Stencil
Revolution

Been ages since I went over
to have a look at how Prism's site was getting along. Turns out
that he has just produced a limited run of Tees. Well worth a
look if you have five minutes to spare.
posted by: James Gordon-MacIntosh ... 15
December 2006
New art from Airside

That Fred Deakin has been
at it again. This time with a wonderfully simply Giclee print.
Oh, and do check out the shop at 16 Earlham St in London. Lovely
work, chaps.
posted by: James Gordon-MacIntosh ... 15
December 2006
OK GO promo with
treadmills

This has got nothing to do
with design. Do we care? Not a jot. Witness the coolest pop promo
in the world. OK GO do indeed rock. Loving it.
posted by: James Gordon-MacIntosh ... 14
November 2006
Sideline Tees in
T-Shirt 360





Oooh ... lovely. Our Tees
have been published. The lovely folks at T-Shirts 360 have popped
our Jon Burgermans and Lee's "Poochies" into their new
book. You can buy the book at most good bookstores and of course
Amazon. IMHO, it is a cracking compendium of the best of new T-shirts
available today. Thanks chaps ...
posted by: James Gordon-MacIntosh ... 8
October 2006
The MySpace Gallery

Brave new world of MySpace
... having fathomed the weird world that it is, we've gone right
ahead and started a new Group on there. Take a squizz by clicking
on one of the piccies above. You can see some of the best art
and design knocking around the world's biggest community site.
posted by: James Gordon-MacIntosh ... 22
September 2006
New art from Airside

Airside has got more of its
limited editions out featuring lyrics and famous lines from some
of the finest tunes going. Well worth a quick squizz.
posted by: James Gordon-MacIntosh ... 15
September 2006
All a bit strange
... MoonDogs?!

We are loving the idea behind
all things MoonDog. Mad, but deeply loveable, you have to be checking
out their MySpace or at the very least, have a squizz at the site
and buy a members' pack quick before they go ... Loving it all.
posted by: James Gordon-MacIntosh ... 10
September 2006
Free toys ... bless
them all

HiCalorie is giving away
free little toys. They are super-sweet. We like them. You can
download, print and then make the little chaps. Now ... HOW COOL
IS HE?!
posted by: James Gordon-MacIntosh ... 7
September 2006
Badges a-go-go

Loving the work by designer
Andrew Welland. He's released a series of badges now available
at shops that include Magma and PlayLounge. The tree and bird
designs are just super and we reckon that they are the vital adornment
to any tee!
posted by: James Gordon-MacIntosh ... 31
August 2006
Brands get the toy
treatment

In a crazy new world, Sket
One has taken to a small homage to the classic brands of our time
in Qee, Dunny and various other vinyl toy form. Am sure that the
brands in question are delighted ... and that their agencies are
scratching their heads and wondering "why didn't we do that?!".
posted by: James Gordon-MacIntosh ... 29
August 2006
Deadman on his holidays

New Deadman Tee from the
fine folks of Airside. As a proud wearer of Deadman by Swimming
Pool, I thought that it was only fair to mention that the lovely
folk at AirsideShop.com have created a brand-spanking new top
in the range. This time, the deadman is out and about and next
to his caravan.
posted by: James Gordon-MacIntosh ... 25
August 2006
New JB artworks

New work from the lad Burgerman
available in the small but happy world of his shop. This time,
a one-off canvas of his duudley scratchey little characters is
available. Wander off there to take a look post-haste.
posted by: James Gordon-MacIntosh ... 12
July 2006
Stencil 1 NYC

On a recent trip OOP NORTH,
we came across a whole heap of stuff by NYC brand, Stencil 1.
Now happily armed with Tees and badges and graffiti stencils,
we thought that we ought to share and bring the man to as wide
a number of people as we could. Check out the site by clicking
the image above.
posted by: James Gordon-MacIntosh ... 6
July 2006
Battle Royale Tee
launched in new colours

Having bought this Tee in
tan sometime back, I was clearly delighted to see it is now available
in a new colour-way. This time out in what the nice folks at Airside
are calling asphalt, the top was made for the UK launch of cult
Asian classic, Battle Royal. Lovely work all-round.
posted by: James Gordon-MacIntosh ... 7
June 2006
New Rob Malpensa
original artwork



We have some brand-spanking
new original and unique artworks by Sideline resident, Rob Malpensa.
The five one-off pics are hand painted by the Bologna-based artist
and illustrator and aren't available ANYWHERE ELSE. Thanks to
Rob for getting around to creating them for us.
posted by: James Gordon-MacIntosh ... 22
April 2006
We LOVE moles


Thanks to the piece in Clutter
magazine, we were contacted by the lovely people at Argentine
collective DGPH. And the cracking news is that they are going
to be designing for us! We are absolutely made up about the whole
thing and very much looking forward to some fantastic new designs.
We are LOVING moles. Oh, and do let us know what you think by
emailing us to say!
posted by: James Gordon-MacIntosh ... 25
January 2006
Lots of great stuff
from Maharishi

LOTS and LOTS of new work
over at the Maharishi site. Last time we looked, they had some
brand spanking new Michael Lau stuff on the way in. And very lovely
it looks to. Oh, and there is an exhibition on at the moment of
a load of their work down at the Soho store.
posted by: James Gordon-MacIntosh ... 16
January 2006
A quick thank you
...

A quick thank you to Clutter
Magazine (www.cluttermagazine.com) who have featured
Jon's Tees in their most recent edition. Do get yourself a copy
of the mag from their site …
posted by: James Gordon-MacIntosh ... 13
January 2006
Hullo there ...!
Happy new year one and all
... that was it, really.
posted by: James Gordon-MacIntosh ... 1
January 2006
New JB "girlie"
pics

Hmmm ... sure has been a
long time since I wrote anything intelligent on this weblog-lette.
Anyhoo ... just spotted some cute new piccies by good old Jon
Burgerman that we really quite liked. I think that with Christmas
around the corner, these might have to be a consideration for
the gift list. Lovely work ...
posted by: James Gordon-MacIntosh ... 14
December 2005
New Tees on their
way
New Tees on their way from the lovely and terribly talented
Roberto Malpensa. Please click on them to let us know what you
think about the new designs. They'll be up on the site really,
really soon. Keep an eye out or sign up to the site to be kept
informed as they go up.
posted by: James Gordon-MacIntosh ... 3
November 2005



Wooster worth a look

Whenever we want to know
what is going on on the streets of the world, the Wooster Collective
is our source material. Check out on of the finest collections
of street art from all around the globe.
posted by: James Gordon-MacIntosh ... 30
October 2005
Return of the Duudles
...

New stuff from the lad Burgerman
that we thought might be worth a little mention in these parts.
Some of you might be aware of his collaborative "book"
with a Danish (we think) artist to exchange duudles. The tome
was called "HelloDuudle" and it was lovely. Well, the
whole thing is back with a new bookie out soon. Worth a quick
squizz ...
posted by: James Gordon-MacIntosh ... 24
October 2005
Illustration show
"ooop north"

Lots of cool work from a
whole range of artists and illustrators as Manchester City Council
have agreed to curate a show of street art in the heart of the
city. Have a look at the website to read all about it ...
posted by: James Gordon-MacIntosh ... 22
October 2005
Dead swish new posters
from Jason Munn

How lovely are these ...
Jason Munn makes the most gorgeous screen print posters for a
whole wide range of bands. Jason creates his pieces in his Oakland,
California, studio, and each one begins with a freehand sketch,
which is scanned into a computer, altered with clip art, and given
life with just three colors. The result is a simple yet beautiful
work of art worthy of a frame and a place in your home.
posted by: James Gordon-MacIntosh ... 19
October 2005
Mr. Jago Camobots
for Addict

My Camobot just arrived ...
super-cool new limited edition toys from Graff artist Mr. Jago.
He's done some lovely work with Addict in the past - their ltd
ed Tees are well worth a look - but this is by far the grooviest
things that we have seen come out to date.
posted by: James Gordon-MacIntosh ... 12
October 2005
Jon Burgerman paintings


Jon Burgerman keeps selling
out of his GORGEOUS paintings unfortunately. We are kind of hoping
that he might do some for the Sideline website when he has a little
more time on his hands. You never know. In the meantime, you will
have to join with us in checking up on the site in the vague (tho
vain) hope that he might have some of new creations up and about.
posted by: James Gordon-MacIntosh ... 12
October 2005
Flying Fortress vinyl


How cute are these little
fellas, eh? Just lovely. Flying Fortress / Rock Away Bear vinyl
figures from Rock Away Bear (dot com) somewhere in Germany. Seriously,
seriously lovely work.
posted by: James Gordon-MacIntosh ... 12
October 2005
Sites that we like
... Design Spotter

Just came across this rather
nice international design products site. Lists everything from
furniture to fashion and a whole heap besides. One of those sites
that you roam around and find hundreds of things you never knew
you were interested in.
posted by: James Gordon-MacIntosh ... 11
October 2005
Thanks to lots of
folks ...
Thanks to Ryan at BD4D (www.bd4d.com),
Caymag (www.caymag.com), Tiny Showcase (www.tinyshowcase.com),
Shirt2 (www.shirt2.de), Design Radar (www.designradar.it),
Jon Burgerman (www.jonburgerman.com) and NewsToday
(www.newstoday.com), all of which have linked
to us and have been generally lovely about our site. You are all
very kind.
posted by: James Gordon-MacIntosh ... 10
October 2005
Skwat ... be different

Belgian, we think. So this
is the first Belgian website that we have ever knowingly visited.
And for our first ever Belgian website experience, we were pretty
impressed. Yes indeedy, we like it a lot. Check out the apple
range from design group Skwat. Lovely stuff that you can bank
no one else will have, it being Belgian and all that.
posted by: James Gordon-MacIntosh ... 10
October 2005
Threadless Mary Poppins
Para T-shirt ... or "respect your elders ...

I just came one click away
from buying this little fella from Threadless. They are included
here simply because one should have respect for your elders and
Threadless has been doing it right for years. And what's more,
they are just doing some of their best work, IMHO. Worth checking
out.
posted by: James Gordon-MacIntosh ... 9
October 2005
More Tees than you
can shake a stick at ...

www.Shirt2.de is a German
site that is a guide to the best Tee sites on the interweb. It
has all the latest from the likes of Threadless, 2ktees and the
rest. We do hope that they might pop our stuff up there before
too long. And the site is available in both English and German.
Which is helpful for non-German speakers like, well, us.
posted by: James Gordon-MacIntosh ... 8
October 2005
Lounge 72 PDF Calendar
thingy

All jolly cunning. www.Lounge72.com
has produced the latest pages for their PDF calendar. Each month
is available as an A4 or an A3 poster and has some cracking work
by some top illustators. We recommend you check it out post-haste.
Lovely.
posted by: James Gordon-MacIntosh ... 3
October 2005
Banksy new pics up
and about online

Banksy's work always raises
a smile. None more so than his latest stuff. This is one of his
recent-ish UK pieces. But more impressing is some work on the
wall in Palestine. Raises the interesting question of whether
graffiti on a wall that doesn't exist might be illegal - the wall
is not recognised by the international commnity.
posted by: James Gordon-MacIntosh ... 20
September 2005
Jon Burgerman Zeeb
Zeebs competition

Weird and wonderful as they
are, Jon Burgerman is giving away a handful of .... er .... Zeeb
Zeebs. Funny little cork coaster type chaps, they are all rather
fab. And well worth scribbling the poemy rhymy thing explaining
whether you like coffee or tea that you need to write to win them.
posted by: James Gordon-MacIntosh ... 19
September 2005
Brand spanking new
Airside Shop Ts

The Airside Shop lads have
been doing themselves proud once again with their latest range
of Ts just up on site. We have long been fans of the "Dead
Man" series and the new collection includes the poor little
fella in the Arcade. A health warning kids, those slots are just
not good for you.
posted by: James Gordon-MacIntosh ... 16
September 2005
Roberto Malpensa
vs Tee Junkie website

Cracking design work by
an Italian designer by the name of Roberto Malpensa knocking around
on a little site called VS Tee Junkie. He seems to be the only
person to have taken Tee Junkie on so far, but a cracking T makes
up for lack of numbers. Quality not quantity, as the old saying
goes. To be found at www.vsteejunkie.com.
posted by: James Gordon-MacIntosh ... 11
September 2005
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