Kotaku.com aka the greatest gaming blog in all internet-dome (it’s an honor to be mentioned on the same list as them) has an amazing new T-shirt designed by Jason Chan who also worked on Dragon Age: Origins and made this absurd “Zombie Playground” painting.
What I love about this shirt is that it’s so subtle, but it still screams Kotaku. From the color scheme, to the cake (seriously, the dudes at Kotaku love cake), and, of course, the pointer fish.
And since the internet is obsessed with cute anthropomorphic versions of things (see OS-Tans), the centerpiece is the all-new Kotaku-tan character. Check out the little details like the D+Pads on her suit.
Spoiler alert: I’ve been drafting up an cute Albotas chick mascot forever, but I’m telling you now so you don’t think I stole the idea from Kotaku. Anyways, I really stole the idea from Danny Choo, so there!
You can pick up one of these fresh new tees in black, asphalt, or organic colors for $24 from the newly re-launched Meat Bun. It’s also worth checking out Meat Bun just for the cool pixel art by Paul Robertson.
By brownkidd on February 13th, 2010 in Comics, Gear
Taking a page straight from the Marvel Team-Up comics, Marvel and Tokidoki will be joining forces for an apparel collection coming out on February 25th.
I started to lose some faith in Tokidoki when I heard about the crossover with the Black Eyed Peas (ugh!), but he’s redeemed himself. This line looks fresh to death.
Our friends at Single Second, makers of the awesome Zombie Bowser Jr. t-shirt, are having a huge holiday blowout all through the month of December and taking a whopping 40% off every order. All you have to do is use the code blood40 upon checkout and boom! Savings, son!
This would be the ideal time to pick up some of those fresh tees that you couldn’t afford earlier in the year, or maybe you could pick up a white Zombie Bowser Jr. tee for a close friend, or maybe your favorite blogger… in a size medium plz!
Just remember, all prices on the Single Second online shop are marked in Canadian dollars. Happy shopping, you fashionable bastards.
By brownkidd on November 18th, 2009 in Comics, Gear
This week The Hundreds will be releasing two fresh new limited edition T-shirts at their flagship stores in SF and LA. They’ve joined forces with the iconic comic book master Stan Sakai, best known for his comic book series Usagi Yojimbo, which is currently published by Dark Horse Comics.
Each tee features none other than the one and only Miyamoto Usagi, a ronin samurai rabbit loosely based on Miyamoto Musashi – the famous Japanese swordsman. You may also remember Usagi from a little cartoon back in the day called Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
Stan Sakai himself will be making an appearance at The Hundreds store in LA on Saturday, November 21st from 11 am to 12pm to sign the latest issue of his monthly series. And to top it all off, the first 25 people to show will also score a signed copy of Yokai, the first full-color Usagi Yojimbo comic.
“I am always excited to hear stories of the impact of Usagi on other creative individuals, especially those working outside of comics” said Usagi Yojimbo creator, Stan Sakai. “I hope that this collaboration exposes a whole new group of people to Usagi, and comics in general. I’m grateful to have had the chance to work on this project with Bobby and everyone at The Hundreds.”
“Much of what I do today, as creative director for the Hundreds, stems from poring over Stan Sakai’s Usagi Yojimbo art as a youth,” said The Hundreds co-founder Bobby Kim. “To this day, it was one of the most influential comic books in my life, and so it was an honor to work with Stan on two exclusive pieces of art for The Hundreds. To any fan of The Hundreds, it is important to acknowledge and appreciate Usagi Yojimbo’s inspiration to the brand.”
Tactical Urban Gears (TUG) is a new clothing brand based out of Singapore. They just released their first batch of 5 limited designs, including the above shirts featuring the ninja-in-training Hiro and his badass little sidekick cat thingy.
While these limited edition tees are a little bit on the expensive side ($29 – $36 USD), if you’re into Japanese-inspired design with an urban twist, these shirts may be just what you’re looking for. And since each design is printed in limited quantities, you’ll be sure to stand out in a crowd.
If the shirts are too rich for your blood, you can pick up this fresh sticker set above for just $4!
Baseball season is here and all my friends on Twitter can’t stop talking about it. Since I’m not much of a sports guy, this awesome Street Fighter MLB parody shirty by famousafterdeath would be a tad more appropriate for someone such as myself. This fresh tee’s only $24.94 and you can get one here.
Daily Graffiti: Chocobo Pixel Graffiti
The Hi Dresser by Thiago Frias
Awesome Fridge Magnets From Slanted Toys
Interactive Horror Movie Calls You From Inside the Theater
Fresh-ass Fanart: If Profesor Layton Was A Fighting Game
Typography Humor
Daily Graffiti: ‘Tron’ Graffiti Spotted in New York
Last Call for Geekadelphia’s LittleBig Philadelphia Contest Entries!
Fresh-ass Fanart: My friend got drunk and drew this picture of Benjamin Linus having a Hot Pocket thrown at him.
Daily Graffiti: Mega Man 9 Shed Graffiti
Fresh-ass Fanart: Minimalist Lego Homage to Disney/Pixar’s ‘Up’
Star Wars Burlesque Tatoo
