New Collection of T-Shirts
April 09, 2013
Hello everyone!
Summer is coming and we are proud to introduce our new collection of T-Shirts inspired by great characters!
Check it out!
weFab Print Celebrates The Beatles
April 01, 2013
by Chop Shop
If you are like me and like bands that are bigger than Jesus, play live spontaneous shows on rooftops, like to cross streets in perfect line formation and are at least 75% the Eggmen — well, then you will have to love this new poster design from Chop Shop.
In all there are 62 icons that relate to fab history and 23 icons that symbolize specific songs. Some can only be cracked by die-hard fans. Let us know if you get them all and we will deem you wonderful.
Digital Epson print on 13"x15" Moab Entrada archival white.
IT’S Print Celebrates Monty Python in 77 Icons
April 01, 2013
by Chop Shop
Our new It’s Print features seventy-seven symbols that represent the comic genius of Monty Python. Several depicting some of the best-loved moments in their three films with a large majority dedicated to their “Flying Circus” television program that ran from 1969 to 1974.
Printed digital on Epson paper 13"x15" Moab Entrada archival white or get two copies on the same sheet at half the size.
My new home at Supermarket!
March 18, 2013
by Alyssa Zukas
Hey everyone! I’m so excited about being a part of the Supermarket family, thanks for having me! Over the next few days, stay tuned for more new products being uploaded to the store.
If you don’t know, here’s a little bit about me:
I’m a self-taught designer who tries to find ways of working across many different media, including designing t-shirts pillows and jewelry, painting, drawing, and photography. Two String Jane was started to bring colorful, crafty and good quality clothing to everyone. When it comes to fashion, I focus on making designs that are wearable, easy to pair with and bold… playfully fun, really, since that’s what I think life’s all about!
A bit about my creative process:
I draw my influences from the everyday simple things and try to translate them into wearable pop art. I start out by sketching a design on paper. Designs are then hand cut into stencils and from there I let the design speak to its own colors. I believe stenciling gives much richer textures and lends itself to more creativity.
The dyeing process:
My original “Splash Dye ” technique creates vibrant splashes of color while staying environmentally friendly and more colorfast than traditional dyeing. It’s a modern interpretation of traditional tie dyeing which allows for more free-form patterns to emerge.
Because all my garments are completely hand stenciled, painted and dyed from scratch with every order I can give them the attention they need. Each of my shirts are slightly different and have the mark of the hand.
Love, Alyssa
