Fantastic Blognanza!

Here be another guest post by the famous (infamous?) Sven Palmowski (aka a.mar.illo), a member of the Fantastic Blognanza Coalition of Good People.

It’s been a while since our first DBH review appeared here at Fantastic Blognanza last fall. Since then, we’ve received a bunch (and I mean a bunch) of new shirts from California, so it’s about time to continue with a second part. These are only a few of our new favourite shirts, listed in chronological order:

One of the designs from Design by Human’s very first collection, even before they started holding contests, was Addition. It’s been sold out for a while, and I grabbed it immediately when they reprinted it. I really love that tee colour—it’s called “Cardinal Francisco”.

Click the pictures for a closer look!

Then, in September, Seed by danr was named Shirt of the Day. It features a simple design with suede leaves (they really feel nice):

We already have two tees by this Brazilian designer called ninhol. Mine is Welcome to Brazil, and this one is called Madre Tierra:

A few days after that came Dead Pony, Shirt of the Day winner for October 26th. A very cool design.

The Control Room is a very special shirt. The print goes from the front to the back! Amazing!

Let’s continue with flower, a design I made myself, which comes in a different colour for guys than it does for girls. I like the girls’ version so much better!

Another one of my own designs is Metropolis, a drawing inspired by the German art in the twenties.

Just yesterday we received a new package from Orange County (near Los Angeles), the home of Design by Humans. Despite the disclaimer that comes with Blackbird’s Attackin’ in the Dead ‘O’ Night, believe me, it’s still a great shirt! By the way, it just replaced Robot Attack as DBH’s best selling design.

Also with that last bunch came Made of Steel, another one of my own designs. They really did a fantastic printing job—I’m totally impressed!

Finally, here’s one of my and Carmen’s absolute favourites: All Is Vanity, by mathiole.

Thanks for the update, Sven! And until next time, everybody: putting antifreeze in your hot chocolate is not a wise way to preserve its warmth. See you later!