My friend Hieng recently started a new online store called 1%talent. Go check it out!
Available are a lot of awesome shirts as well as one of our collaborative designs called 'Protectors of Nature'. It was a screen i worked on earlier when i was doing silk-screening last year.
'Here comes the Protectors of Nature, Be kind to nature or they won't be kind to you.'
Hand Printed on super soft 100% espresso brown cotton shirt
If you're interested you can now purchase it through the site.
A much needed update on art is coming soon. :)
Thursday, June 11, 2009
Protectors of Nature Tee
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Labels: 1% talent, art, Design, protector of nature, silkscreening, t-shirt
Monday, September 29, 2008
Update!!! Silkscreening and NYC!
Sorry guys, been away for a bit.
Lots to update on...also a lot of things in progress...some upcoming things to prepare for..etc.
I've just recently finished a course by the amazing Jeff Garcia on silkscreening. Hes a great silkscreen artist/teacher in the Toronto area..love his work. It was great to finally get my hands dirty and try silkscreening...it was always something i wanted to learn...took the course with my friends Hieng and Lettie.
Here are some of the results..of the class..was fun! (Photos are courtesy of Lettie's blog)




And heres a shirt design I did, had 12 of these shirts available for sale at the NYC convention and its now sold out!! Thanks to all who came out and bought a shirt! Also thanks to my friend Hieng for silkscreening em and selling them at his booth! A second batch of shirts will be in the works.

Anyways, the past 2 weeks have been pretty busy, but it was all good fun. Went to Atlanta 2 weeks ago and just returned from New York City yesterday.
One of the highlights of my New York trip was meeting one of my favourite game design/animation illustrator Yoshitaka Amano, a illustrator legend for the famous Final Fantasy series and the Vampire Hunter D series. Also had the pleasure to meet Hideyuki Kikuchi, the writer of Vampure Hunter D and last but not least the iron chef of japan, Masaharu Morimoto.
Things I had them sign in respective order.. Amano, Kikuchi, Morimoto



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Labels: amano, convention, illustrator, jeff garcia class, new york city, silkscreening, t shirt design






