Breaking Bad Poster from Electric Zombie

Electric Zombie has released a couple new posters and apparel with some themes based on Batman, Madmen, and Breaking Bad. If you're a Breaking Bad fan this may be a collector's item you would like to have. This is a super limited edition uncut version. Only 25 made. Features both the pink and white versions on 1, 24x36 screen printed sheet. UV clear coat periodic table over the entire piece. Each print comes with a bag of meth (Candy, duh), a wanted flyer and a fragile sticker.

You can buy it here for $45.

Ript Apparel T-shirt Process from Start to Finish

Art Prints from Paul Granese

Artist Paul Granese has a couple prints that you may like to frame and have in your home/office. They were originally sold at an art show, but he has a few left over. You can purchase one of these bad boys for $15. My favorite has definitely have to be his "Time & Tremors" print. They are screenprinted posters on heavyweight A3 matte finish paper. 11"x 15" You can purchase his prints at http://www.paulgranesesucks.bigcartel.com/

 

Mega Man 2 Arcade Design by Derek Deal

From Derek Deal about this piece:

Here’s my piece for the Video Game show opening tonight at Gallery 1988 Venice. It’s a tribute to my favorite platform game of all time, Mega Man 2, and is inspired by classic Nintendo arcade panel art of the 80s a la Donkey Kong, Donkey Kong Jr & Popeye. I’ve always been hugely inspired by arcade machine art since i basically grew up in game rooms, and because Mega Man was never in the arcade I decided i wanted to take a crack at creating the panel art as if it had.
Screen prints will be available at the gallery starting tonight Sept 16th - Oct 6th. Thanks to Mama’s Sauce printing for knocking it out of the park for me once again!
18x25 4 color screen prints on 100lb French Lemon Drop paper. Edition of 50

New textures from CXCityBrand.com

Apparel company CXCityBrand.com released a new texture pack, which is awfully nice of them. You can use these for your apparel designs or add that little something extra to your other graphic designs.

You can download the 300 DPI textures here

Vectortuts tips on Creating Limited Edition Posters

Limited Edition posters are great and make great art for your walls. Vectortuts has an article that I found very useful and think anyone who is looking into printing up their own designs should look into. They tell you with the methods you can get them printed like screen printing, open edition vs limited edition, and more . I do have a limited edition poster, but it's sold Branded Baron. Definitely pick on up, because it's only $4.99. I have my framed, but I'm definitely looking on making personal designed posters to sell in the future.

Read the article here.

SHOUT OUT TO ZEROBRIANT

So, I'm a fan of Zerobriant's work as you can tell by some posts I've made. I receive an e-mail from him telling me how grateful he is for the promo I give him and he was so thankful that he had Design By Humans send me a shirt. Now I was planning on picking up the "Never as it seems" shirt, especially since I thought he should have won the DBH 10K contest. I really appreciate the shirt and I was excited when I received it in the mail.

In the photo it looks brighter, but the ink is a bit dull. It's more cool gray than blue. The shirts are always soft the print looks good and it's very to be worn. Part of the design is printed over the seams of the right sleeve and it came out really well. Usually when you print over the seams you see a streak, because it's not a flat surface so there's a little error. Design By Humans always produces good stuff. This shirt is an eye catcher definitely. Thank you Zerobriant.

Screen printing with human blood!

Now this is cool and very creepy. One of the guys from the Flaming Lips decided to get his blood taken and use his blood to create a print. The print came out pretty cool I must say, but would YOU buy a print that used someone's real blood?

King Noir - The Story So Far Video

King Noir is a a clothing that is influenced from tattooing, music, and the skateboard culture. Tom and Lawrence, the owners, hand print everything. Here is a video of their story so far. They went with the HBO show feel of "How to make it in America". It's a little too long and watching the video makes me think this brand is more for Brooklyn hipsters than any of the counter cultures they're going for. It's funny that I say that since they're from Britain. The design I do like is their dead doll, which comes in three colors. http://www.kingnoir.com/store/

Tutorial: Screenprint business cards from your home!

We all know how important a business card is and if there are any tips that can help you stand out from the crowd, then let's take a look. Jordan Metcalf gives a tutorial on how to create your own promo card from home through the use of screen printing. Take a look and maybe this can be very useful for you in the future.

Look at tutorial here

VIDEO- T-Shirt Screen Printing Process

Since, I worked as a graphic artist for a really good New Jersey screen printing company, http://www.colorflographics.com and I continue to work on t-shirt designs I figured it would be good to show the process. This is a good video that one printing company created.