Back from the Bread & Butter trade show at Berlin Tempelhof airport, my feet are tired and my brain is as well. Still I´d like to share some T-shirt designs of three of my current favourite designers with you:

Paul Snowden (Berlin, Germany)

The only new work I got through the Berlinale job was a mail from this dude, interested in me designing a limited edition shirt for the Berlin Fuc King Hell Club Tour in summer 09. We finally hooked up, I got thanked for the website, worked on the shirt together and it turned out great. So finally, smiles all around. Life is crazy sometimes.

Emil Kozak (Barcelona, Spain)

I hope that my work can remind us that imagination can defy gravity and bend time. It is our own responsibility to enjoy every second of the day. Nobody else can do that for us. Have fun, eat candy, do what you love, love what you do… We might get thrown off this spinning ball of iron and mantle tomorrow.

Steven Harrington (South Pasadena, USA)

Steven Harrington lives and works in Los Angeles, CA. Influenced by Time Life encyclopedias from 1965 through 1972, thrift stores and the ’60s psych sounds of The Moody Blues, his art might be termed “contextual objectivism.” That is, each piece is created as a tangible object symbiotically defined of a larger context. In addition to producing commissioned and self-inspired works, Harrington operates National Forest Design with fellow artist Justin Krietemeyer.