Category Archives: artsy fartsy thursday

Brooklynite Christopher David Ryan is a self-proclaimed graphic artist, daydreamer, pseudo-scientist, wanna-be astronaut and untrained intellectual. His website is filled with incredible daily postings of his work. Really really awesome work including this free 11×17 Obama poster. (Click the image … Continue reading →

With his clean lines, great colors, a wide variety of work in his portfolio, Nikolay Saveliev is today’s AFT artist. I particularly enjoy his work on the Brown University Seminars. Share this:ShareFacebookStumbleUponEmailDigg

If you love bright colors and hand drawn type as much as I do, you’ll go bananas for Carson Campbell. He was recently printed at Threadless and continues to churn out awesome type based submissions. Good stuff. Share this:ShareFacebookStumbleUponEmailDigg

Ginette Lapalme is awesome. Okay, if that didn’t convince you. Here’s a sample of her work. Her use of vivid colors, mixed textures and ultrabizzaro characters is a thing of true beauty. She’s an artist’s artist and if you can’t … Continue reading →

Michael Valadares Ferreira (aka Bisparulz) is one of my favorite designers on Threadless. His style is super fun and his tee designs are great for both kids and adults. By the off chance that you happen to be reading this … Continue reading →

I’ve been a fan of Roberto Galvez for awhile now. His style mixes organic line work, minimalistic color palettes and unique characters. He’s been printed a few times at Threadless and I’m sure he’ll get a few more prints in … Continue reading →

I haven’t been putting in the proper leg work to feature a wide range of artsy types that I should have been. In an effort to correct this, I’m happy to shine the Artsy Fartsy Thursday spotlight on my good … Continue reading →

Craig Watkins (aka Wotto) has a really great/quirky style mainly focusing on character illustrations. He’s got an awesome new mustache inspired t-shirt available at fuzzy-ink.com. You can view a smattering of his work on his website www.wotto.co.uk and visit his … Continue reading →