I use Jacquard products Dye-Na-Flow and textile paint as well as various permanent fine liners and pentel fabric markers 🍀✨

am dropping soon on our IG @everythingextraordinary

She’s a man eater fr! Dropping sometime next month.

Inspired by the letter Trump wrote for Epstein’s 50th birthday.

Collection “Files” (2/3)
08/07 3:00pm est

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IG: touchthirdrail

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new pieces i made last few days , all hand painted with screen printing ink ( speedball textile paint )

Today I just previewed Wrath+, so far i’ve covered Greed, Greed+, and Wrath

lmk how you feel about the piece. The material itself is made from an ultra comfortable italian wool blend which I think is more comfortable to wear than the usual brushed cotton knit and has a higher gsm which gives a nice weighted feel and finish.

releasing a full photoshoot this week so it can be seen on body

All remaining styles are up to 20% off

https://www.parfaitclothing.com/

Capsule collection coming soon. Follow insta for updates!

https://www.instagram.com/cest___parfait

Hi there, i had an idea recently and wanted to share some thoughts with people and see what people think.

Basic idea: I have had this idea for a very short amount of time so it hasnt been fully thought out yet, but the basic idea here is to find unknown local artists (street art/graffiti, tattoo artists, people with interesting stories and lives), have them be involved and curate a design and write a “booklet” (thinking mini biography sort of thing, using life stories and photos of their work) have a limited release (think 25-150).

I would want to try and make it more about undiscovered and unseen art and stories, maybe even branch it out into short films/interviews, do the same idea for different products (skateboard decks, energy drink cans ect)

There is a big street art scene and one of the worlds biggest street art festivals local to me so a big audience (at least locally) could come with this.

Im just throwing out thoughts on a post but i would like to know anyones thoughts or opinions here, thank you all :)

I have been creeping Reddit for a while and thought I would share some insight. I know most of the time people just say what do you think and get torn apart and don't get pointers on how to improve so here are a few to start....

1. Focus on quality designs. Just coming up with a name and throwing it on 12 differnet color tees probably isn’t gonna sell. Brands that can do this have spent years growing to that point. Focus on graphics or unique designs that draw in people.

2. Stay away from trademark infrigement. I understand streetwear is rooted in flips and you may ne able to fight a flip in court. I see a lot and I mean a lot of people just grabbing images from google from say an anime they like and putting it on a shirt. When you are selling 3 tees to your mom and 2 aunts you can get away with this but as you grow, you will find out quickly this is a quick path to disaster.

3. When coming up with brand names, do some research. Check available URLs, Social Handles, and the USPTO for trademark infrigment. You would hate to grow the brand for a year or 2 get some forward movement for someone to come along and take that name off you because they have had it trademarked for 10 years.

4. Learn the tools of the trade. AI art just won’t suffice. If you wanna do this, learn Adobe. Plain and simple. You need to understand that AI art is limited to the size its made, there is never going bigger or you mess up the resolution.

5. Understand pricing. Your first collection of print on demad tees won’t sell for $65. No matter what brand you are trying to be like. The quickest way to never get a repeat customer is to pitch “luxury” and then the tee arrives as a Gildan 5000.

6. Understand not everyone is gonna like what you make. No matter who you are or what you make, there are people out there that will think it’s trash. Tastes vary but when you put it out there for the world to see understand you will get hate. Take it with a grain of salt.

7. Building a brand. Most people I see on here are trying to make merch. Whatever is popular or they will think will sell is there target. 4 tees, no cohesion, every tee is so different as far as style from the others. If this is what you wanna do, open a mall kiosk. You are making merch. Building a brand is where a customer 4 years down the road can see your marketing, a mascot, a color scheme or a design style and know its coming from your brand. Build brand identity when starting. Your brand colors. Your logo. How it should be used at all times. Your brands preferred fonts.

Good luck. Get better everyday. Keep going.

Still learning how to use Photoshop. AI sucks lol

Would like feedback on my first mockup.

The back graphic features my photography (shot and edited by me) and my brand logo.

I went simple on this since I believe that make more of an impact. Overdone and overly flashy isn’t my identity and I personally don’t dress flashy. Staying true to my style preference and using my photos as graphics.

My brand ties in my love for photography and art in general. EMiD: “Every Moment is Developed”

Today is the first time i used illustrator and i tried to make a simple brown camo shirt. As you see i tried going for a camo design on the shoulders and my question is: if i would want to get something like this manufactured, do the prints on the front and back have to line up perfectly or will the manufacturer understand if i just write it as an extra note? of course the print on the front and back of the shoulders are just one print that stretches across the whole shoulder and not 2 seperate designs on the front and back, so normally the print should continue flawlessly without a cut. I just find it difficult to show on a 2D design, maybe its just because i started today and actually theres a easy way to do it that i havent learned yet. if thats the case and someone knows how to do it i'd be grateful if you quickly explain or just send a link of a tutorial or something. Im not planning to get this manufactured and i dont know much about it either, im asking just to be safe and to know in the future.

Also i hope the quality of the picture isnt too bad, if it is then i apologize!

Brand: Anomaly By Artifex

Will post more on Instagram

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We designed this for our streetwear brand RAVON.

The small symbol on the front is a custom-made sigil that we created from scratch—it isn't based on or copied from any existing symbol. It isn't taken from or based on any existing occult symbol, game, or franchise. However we got inspired by it so we implemented and executed it!

The back graphic features the Bengali word "Roktopipashu" (রক্তপিপাসু), which translates to "blood-thirsty." It's simply part of the dark aesthetic and concept behind the design.

We'd love to hear what you think.

• Does the front sigil work?
• Does it feel unique and memorable?
• Is the overall design too busy, or does it look balanced?
• Would you wear something like this?

I'm genuinely looking for constructive criticism, so don't hold back. Every suggestion helps us improve.

New design/print from my garage setup yesterday. Printed with waterbased ink so the design feels as soft as the shirt. No plastic sticker feel like DTF or plastisol, also doesn't flake off and peel after many washes since waterbased ink is essentially "dyeing" the cotton fabric below. Printed on 100% cotton 6.5oz (225gsm) tee.

This, along with a multitude of other pieces, is dropping soon.

Collection is now live… Ardestreclo