I have been happily working on my new website for the last couple of weeks, but I realized that to make a website interesting you need to have images with people. Well, of course, we’re working low budget so getting a real model is out of the question; And tracking down someone else to model [...]
Archive for December, 2007
Urgh. Modeling for Website
Posted in graphic tshirts on December 27, 2007 | 1 Comment »
The Perfect Fit Graphic Tshirt
Posted in graphic tshirts on December 25, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
(product code 0804)
Of course I love tshirts, especially graphic tees, but I have always found most graphic tees to have a horrible fit for a woman’s body. It has to do with keeping the retail cost low. It’s cheaper to offer a unisex shirt rather than offering men’s and women’s tshirts. Unisex shirts always look [...]
Candy Boy Graphic Tshirt
Posted in graphic tshirts on December 25, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
An image from a vintage matchbox label that I absolutely love. This cute images make me smile and feel warm and fuzzy. Sometimes you need that to get thru the hard days.
(product code CTE-0805)
Gasp! I use clipart.
Posted in art stuff, just plain ranting on December 25, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Definition: Clip art is a catchall term for several types of non-photographic graphic images. The name comes from the books of graphic images once used as a graphics source – the users would cut out or “clip” the desired artwork from the book to place into layouts. Later, it was common to scan the images [...]
Artist Dropcloth Handmade Totes
Posted in art stuff, graphic tshirts on December 24, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
A couple of weeks ago, I was toying with the idea of offering handmade totes with some organic jersey cotton fabric I had. The fabric turned out to flimsy to make a proper tote so I thought canvas would be a better bet. I had these old cotton dropcloths from when I used to paint [...]
My new ecommerce site is launching Jan 1st!
Posted in graphic tshirts on December 23, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
I am so excited to launch my new well-designed website. It’s user-friendly and offer both of my collections which I know I’ve already been talking about in this blog. But to reiterate to my audience.
My Ciara Couture graphic tees for women that offers the vintage style tees-many of which I have posted. They are so [...]
Old School DIY Letterpress
Posted in art stuff, block printing on December 21, 2007 | 4 Comments »
In my last post I mentioned Hatch Show Print. They are one of the oldest running letterpress shops in the US. They use hand-caved wood blocks and old-school letterpress to create their posters. Super bad-ass peeps and a major inspiration for me. I have yet to be in their shop which is located in Nashville. [...]
Hatch Show Johnny Cash Poster
Posted in art stuff on December 21, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Ok, I can’t keep secrets. I don’t have a poker face. I usually say whatever is on my mind. Whenever I give something to Adam, it’s harder for me to not give the gift up. I get so excited, I just want him to share that excitement immediately. And he’s hard to shop for because [...]
Tattoos and Tees
Posted in Tattoos on December 21, 2007 | 1 Comment »
Can you picture this on my back? Well, I have been for the last couple of weeks. This is the tattoo I plan on getting across my back. The picture above is a photoshop file that allowed me to figure out placement. I’ve been wanting to get another tattoo for awhile and finally I’m ready. [...]
The Ghetto Graphic Tshirt
Posted in graphic tshirts on December 18, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
No not that ghetto–the Ghetto on Broadway. The design is taken from an 1890s Broadway poster. Isn’t it just sooo fab?
I found a small image of this poster in a book I had, but I wanted a bigger image to see the details. I luckily found it on the NYC public library website which is [...]