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Now you might have a lot of cool t-shirts in your closet, but after
checking out these t-shirt books, you'll be prompted to add a few
more t-shirts to your list. T-Shirt Magazine brigs to you a list of
some cool t-shirt books that would be great whether you're a
t-shirt designer or collector. You might even learn a thing or two
about t-shirts.
The
T-Shirt: A Collection of 500 Designs
In this book, there is a collection that looks at the T-shirt and
its many forms. This book includes chapters such as The Legend of
the T-shirt, Power of an Idol, Duplication of Art, Declaration,
Mobile Posters, Simple and Fashionable, Design Element, and
Technique. This book provides a huge catalog of 500 designs for
inspiration and enjoyment for designers, crafters, and T-shirt
enthusiasts. This book has 400 pages full of lush color photos of
t-shirts and would be great for anybody interseted in making
t-shirts.
The
T-Shirt Factory
The T–shirt designs in this book have been selected by Beams T, a
well-known fashion retail chain and manufacturer in Japan dedicated
to T–shirts. Beams T sees the T–shirt as a canvas for new ideas in
art and design and each year of their 22–year history, has got
artists worldwide to create designs for their T–shirts. In this
book, 350 of the best of these T–shirt designs are featured in full
color. This book comes with a CD ROM of flash animation which lets
the readers create their own t–shirts.
300%
Cotton: More T-Shirt Graphics
Featuring photographs of T-shirts worn on the street, specially
commissioned T-shirt graphics, T-shirt collections, and the best
and coolest graphics from around the world, 300% Cotton will appeal
to designers, illustrators and art directors, as well as a general
market of T-shirt enthusiasts and collectors.
Rock Tease: The Golden Years of Rock T-Shirts
With photos of hundreds of rock's most interesting tees, this book
is a great resource for rock fans.Rock Tease also includes info on
the major trends in rock tees from the 1950s to the 90s. This book
has 187 pages full of t-shirts representing Elvis, the MC5, Jimi
Hendrix, Bob Dylan, Lou Reed, the Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin,
Black Sabbath, Sex Pistols, the Clash, AC/DC, Pink Floyd,Jane's
Addiction and many more great rock artists and bands.
Generation
T: 108 Ways to Transform a T-Shirt
This book is an inspirational guide with DIY attitude with
everything you need to know about modifying and transforing at-
shirt: how to cut it, sew it, deconstruct it and reconstruct it. A
lot of the way to transforming your t-shirt that this book suggests
only require you to have scissor and you don't have to be a DIY
master to make all of these. And remember the Generation T mission
statement: Ask not what your T-shirt can do for you; ask what you
can do for your T-shirt. And then Do- It-Yourself!
WHAT'S YOUR FAVORITE T-SHIRT BOOK?