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Awesomely Designed Band T-shirts |
I’d be willing to bet you remember the first band t-shirt you ever owned. You might even remember whether it was rock-on love at first sight at the Khol’s you’ve just been dragged around 3 times by your mother, that you just HAD TO HAVE, or if it was a gift from the uncle that your family doesn’t really talk to too much anymore, probably for the same reasons that he just gave you an ABBA t-shirt for your 13th birthday. I remember mine, I was actually 15 and was rockin’ out to a local band at a small venue in NY. The folded, utilitarian dark blue and chartreuse T, brandishing the clever band name across the chest spoke to me of it’s originality and truth. “Circadian Rhythm” it said in handwritten typographic glory. I wore that shirt till it relinquished it’s seams and stitches and fell to the ground in a tattered clump the last time I went to put it on.
Here is a selection beautiful shirts I’ve found over the past few days that demonstrate the artistry and passion that are behind the music I love. Thanks Jared, for letting me contribute!
Incubus: Love Hurts
Cage the Elephant:Natural
Owl City:Winterbirds
Anberlin: Motif
Atreyu: Dust Cloud
Run DMC: Classic
The Used: Goodbye to You(Ramble)
Linkin Park: Midnight Photo
Atreyu:Ribzzz
A Day To Remember: Pac Man
Armor For Sleep: Camera Shy
Brand New: Typography
Bayside: Shudder Bird
Thursday: Exploding Man
Bring Me The Horizon: Dinosaur
Avenged Sevenfold: Land of Cain
Enter Shikari: Juggernaught
The Gallows: Grey Britain
Article written by Jared Thompson + Chris Trude
Jared Thompson is head writer of Design Something Blog, currently studying Product design at the University of Central Lancashire in his final year. He has interest in minimal, clean and simplistic design styles. Follow Jared (@Jthompsondesign) on twitter!
Check out his Design Portfolio here!
Chris Trude is a graphic and web designer/developer from New York/VA, working as an in-houser by day, and a freelance designer/blogger by night. He’s into design/photography/typography/minimalism/awesomism. Follow Chris(@trudesign) on twitter!
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