Move Over Material Girl – This is MaterialBitch.com

admin    T-Shirt Reviews     Hollywood, L.A, Madonna, bad taste humor, bitch, celebrity t-shirts, course, fashionista, high-end fashion t-shirts, material, materialbitch, offensive, rude

WARNING! MaterialBitch.com is definitely not a t-shirt site for the faint-hearted or faint anything come to think of it. Expect the foulest language and the cattiest blogging in history, these girls mean business and they take no prisoners, you’re either with them or you’re against them. Fortunately I’m with them, but I’m sure the moral majority are quaking in their boots and shaking their heads in despair already.

I can’t even feature half their t-shirts here because I have a general audience and there are always a few that will complain about the bad language, especially the F word. Then again, it’s a perfectly natural act, and none of us would be here without a little jiggy. Then again, I’m sure those who’d bother to complain would rather I called the particular biological function in question ‘making love’. If you’re one of the aforementioned I’d advise you stop reading now, perhaps take a sup of Camomile tea and have a lie down. read more

Option-G and Cole Gerst – T-Shirts to Perfect Life’s Imperfections.

admin    T-Shirt Reviews     DADA, Duchamp, Hollywood, Jasper Johns, LA designer, LaLa Land, MySpace, Surrealism, T-Shirts, Warhol, YouTube, music posters, outsider art, retro, urban

Option-G Apparel is an extension of the design firm Option-G based in Los Angeles and headed by artist extraordinaire Cole Gerst. You may have heard of him already, or seen one of his many designs on posters, paintings or prints. He has been particularly successful in the music world, where you’ll most likely recognize his works. Gerst even produces his own monthly comic strip in the LA Weekly called “LaLa Land” which features his two dogs roaming the streets of Hollywood.

Gerst has a prestigious arts background with a string of successful art shows behind him, having shown his work across had shows all over the USA as well as a retrospective show in Glasgow, Scotland of his rock posters. The t-shirt line was started as a mere sideline, simply another medium to explore his unique view of the world, and experiment with different ideas, whilst having fun with his audience. The instant feedback provided by t-shirt fans helps many creative minds in their quest to hone their skills and find perfection in their art. Option-G’s started selling to the public 4 years and since expanded into a variety of products, even wallpaper would you believe? Cole has a truly unique style, I’d describe him as the Jasper Johns of the T-Shirt World, take this design as a clear example:-

Ghetto Signage

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