nabbed the last one for myself
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EDIT: I might be able to find the JYP link...
Statistics: Posted by BIGBEE — Mon Oct 27, 2014 1:24 am
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also i recently got this in and i like it a lot. the shirt itself is super soft and comfy, and the print itself feels really solid!
http://ghz.shop-pro.jp/?pid=64384231
i used to be really bad about wearing dumb graphic tshirts but i've toned down a lot heh
Statistics: Posted by KLF — Sun Oct 19, 2014 11:04 pm
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I'm more trying to sort out why the hell it feels so weird to me and to provoke a broader discussion about what makes certain graphics cool ("good kitsch") and others distasteful or just bad. I don't even want to call it controversial so much as unsettling in a way that a cobain tee isn't. Similar deal with the kanji tees a page back.
Statistics: Posted by straysheep — Tue Sep 30, 2014 12:28 am
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Serious question though -- you don't think printing the face of a person who is literally famous for causing a string of copycat suicides after her death printed on a tee by some random unrelated artist isn't even a little weird?
How about Che Guevara tees?
You can't divorce the subject from its historical context. Who the hell would care about a Kurt Cobain tee if he wasn't a somebody? That's why plastering his face across a stretch of fabric is even cool.
Statistics: Posted by straysheep — Tue Sep 30, 2014 12:09 am
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Caption: "A manipulated picture of silver age J-Pop 80's idol Yukiko Okada, posing on a beach w/ burnt face. R.I.P. Yukko."
Personally I think it looks pretty cool, but at the same time I'm not sure how I feel about the subject (Okada Yukiko, pop idol who committed suicide in the 80s). Stuff like this always makes me feel a bit uneasy, though I'm sure that was also partly their intent given the group.
Graphic tees are all inherently kitschy to some extent, but I'm not really sure whether to call this a success or just bad taste. Mostly thinking out loud and thought I'd throw it out there. Thoughts?
Statistics: Posted by straysheep — Mon Sep 29, 2014 10:31 pm
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Statistics: Posted by theweathercock — Mon Sep 29, 2014 7:39 pm
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My dad's intramural volleyball team shirt from college. Not official C&H merch ofc, they got some print shop to make them.
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