Actual printed tees may vary from
digital mock-up displayed above.
Artist: S3 STUDIO
Curated by: Paul Friemel
I am born august 6th 1979, in montreal, canada. Young, i was an imaginative, slightly introverted child. Drawing, animation, comics, figurines, skate and snowboard culture were always important personal interests. In my early 15, i have started designing t-shirts for my friends and neighbours. My main passion and occupation at that time was illustration and computer design. Since then, it does not stop growing up.
finally, i have end up studdying graphic design at cegep du vieux montreal. During that period, i have developed a great interest in street arts, fine arts, screen printing and started to desig my own merchandise.
after an individual artistic development period, i have got hired by a fashion company where i used to create graphics, labellings, packagings and clothing designs. This experience lead me to learn how to work whithin strict deadlines and stay focused and productive within under pressure environments.
i am curently working as a freelancer and i am looking for a stimulating job.
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Really Nice Artwork!
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The eyes of the aliens will feature fluorescent ink
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Wow….that’s a hoot! Yeah…I bet that it’ll look great with the fluorescent eyes. It sure gave me an opportunity to chuckle, S3studio.
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dang!
I really love this – I wish you guys didn’t use tultex :(
I would love to buy this, but I just can’t get myself to wear the tultex shirts I already own :(
Congrats to the artist, though – very charming and well done!
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haha really nice shirt. Gratz
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This is awesome! The eyes of the middle monster make me think of Flickr….
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I would vote for, and purchase, so many of the shirts on here if only they were printed on American Apparel. Until then, I can’t do either, unfortunately.
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To each their own. AA is extremely overrated in my opinion. In fact, RIPT is the nicest and best fitting shirt out of all the custom shirt sites I buy from. That includes Woot and Teefury.
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sweet monsters!!! I have no brand loyalty, but am picky about my t-shirts and the two RIPTs that I have fit and feel great. I’m not sure why their shirts would be a hang up to keep from buying a bad ass original shirt, but like raikus says… to each their own.
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RAD !!!
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nice for the fluorescent ink
thanks for the comment
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This is so sweet! :D I only have one shirt from here but I have no problem with the quality of the tee, we’ll have to see how it holds up over time though, of course!
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It’s good to see your work here. This should turn out nice
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my RIPT rock-lobster shirt fits great and is comfortable. And it’s been washed quite a few times and held up. So quality is good, better than some AA shirts i’ve worn.
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<3. This one is a must have in my opinion. :)
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Reminds me of Patapon
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Saying that you are not going to buy this because it isn’t on AA is one of the dumbest things I have ever heard. Since when has anything not printed on AA become “unpurchasable”. There really is no difference in the quality, at least between the two ript shirts and three AA ones that I own.
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@Mac I didn’t say I wouldn’t purchase it “unless it was on AA”. I didn’t even *mention* AA. I said I probably wouldn’t purchase this because it was ON tultex.
I actually prefer DBH blanks, alstyle (TeeFury), Threadless blanks, etc. more than AA as well.
The two tultex that I have I just don’t enjoy wearing – maybe I got a couple duds and I should try again? It is a great design that I really like.
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For $10 how can you go wrong? :)
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@Jestik – I was actually referring to Birdfeeds comment. To quote:
“I would vote for, and purchase, so many of the shirts on here if only they were printed on American Apparel. Until then, I can’t do either, unfortunately.”
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ok, thanks Mac -
and, Paul…..ya talked me into it! :)
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How do I order this and other shirts of yours?
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