Showing posts with label Lost Tshirt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lost Tshirt. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 26, 2013

LOST Final Season T-shirt

Although I wasn't there in person, this T-shirt was sold at the Sunset on the Beach screening of LOST's season 6 premiere in Oahu.




Sunday, February 17, 2013

Lighthouse T-shirt

Ian, one of my LOST pals from across the pond, created an awesome graphic based on Jacob's lighthouse.  Along with the candidates that were revealed on the show, Ian added the names of dozens of LOST fans with whom he had interacted via his LOST website.  I was delighted to find myself listed as candidate 91!  Ian provides some additional background on the genesis of the design here.  Additional art for LOST, Dr. Who, Fringe, and others can be found on his personal website.

This was the shirt I was wearing when I landed in Oahu back in July 2011.  Good times!




Wednesday, July 14, 2010

TeeFury shirt: Constant

This is fortified with eight different varieties of awesome. Can someone please make this movie? We can call it Back to the Island. Featuring the world's one and only DesLorean. OK, I'll stop now.

TeeFury shirt: Wrong Island

Here's a fun mashup by artist Julia Sonmi Heglund.


TeeFury shirt: Dude

How could I pass up this awesome T by jimiyo? In fact, I purchased a 2nd for my son and a 3rd for my daughter. That's awesome in 3-D.

TeeFury shirt: Polar Beer

teefury.com is a great site which offers a new T-shirt every 24 hours at very reasonable prices. They have issued several LOST-related shirts, a few of which I've picked up. First up is the very punny Polar Beer shirt designed by Ian Leino.

DCAAPB T-shirt: Drive Shaft Tour Tee

I've always wanted a Drive Shaft T-shirt, and DCAAPB-2 finally forced my hand via this T designed by Marky of Glamour Kills.

DCAAPB T-shirt: Smoke

Of the eleven T-shirts created for DCAAPB-2, only one has sold out to date -- Smoke by Brandon Rike.

DCAAPB T-shirt: Not Penny's Boat

Although the initial DCAAPB series was confined to posters, the second expanded to include both posters and T-shirts. I purchased a shirt named Not Penny's Boat designed by artist Olly Moss.

The inside label of the T-shirt is also kind of cool.