These shirts have origin in a northern california garage. Curious about the process of screen printing and tee shirt making, I embarked to create a few tee shirts relevant to Northern California culture. Often printed on used thrift store garments, each of these shirts was one of a kind and presented as a gift to a friend.
One design that remains from these original shirts is the "Pound it" graphic, a gesture that forms an integral part of a Northern California handshake. From there I took an interest in QR codes, the idea that images encoding data can be more efficiently interpreted by computers than by humans. Following this came an interest in the Japanese passion for mobile phones, urban data structures, and tee shirt graphic design. We are currently looking to expand into color prints