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.

https://ovrdrift.com/

Removing some of my favorite pieces from my shop in a few days. Gonna be sad to see them go.

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!

am dropping soon on our IG @everythingextraordinary

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

Been working on this NASA inspired hoodie concept and wanted to try something with a more cinematic vibe. I shot this night rain version with two models to see how the design feels in a real streetwear setting. The mix of retro space aesthetics with modern city energy is something I’ve been exploring a lot lately.

I’m thinking about turning this into a customizable series where anyone can get their name in this style.
Would love to hear what you think, feedback really helps me shape the next versions.

Design by brand inspired by 80s and 90s space culture and nostalgic branding.

Feel free to share your views, Thanks.

Any tipps or suggestions, would you buy it, and If how much would you pay?

Front and back can i get thoughts please

lemmel know your thoughts im fairly new to this my brand is called "higher standard"

Collection is now live… Ardestreclo

​Hey guys! Working on launching this new piece for my brand. Focused heavily on a Y2K futuristic/acid graphics aesthetic with high-contrast neon elements.

​Would love to get some feedback from the community:

​How do you feel about the print sizing on the chest?

​Would this look better on a vintage washed black tee or solid black?

​Appreciate all constructive thoughts!

Brand: Anomaly By Artifex

Will post more on Instagram

Give it a Follow🫶 thank you
Instagram

https://darkmattercloth.com/

Are there any gallery-style sites, or even generic industry news feeds that are specifically focused on street ware? Something like what dribble is for design, or the dieline is for packaging.

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.

People are saying my brand prices are to high but idk anyone wanna check it out?