Our mates 'down under,' People Like Us Collective, just released 11 new designs across two ranges of t-shirts. The beauty of the new shirts lie in the printing process-- a super clean digital method that makes the colors way more…
Continue Reading →When someone like you is in need of a sweet new T-shirt design you can always count on People Like Us. No, not us. You know JS.com is always good for it, but we're referring to our buddy Jeremy Somers.…
Continue Reading →People Like Us, the Australian tee company headed by Spear Collective's very own Jeremy Somers, just released their Summer 08 line of tees and iPod protectors, and after a little browsing, we've decided to use the following word to explain…
Continue Reading →I've been anxiously awaiting the release of the inaugural line of iPod-protecting Styles from People Like Us for sometime now, and it looks like they're finally here. Jeremy Somers, a member of the Spear Collective and head of People Like…
Continue Reading →The People Like Us Collective (or as I like to refer to them, 'The Thunder Down Under') have just released two new t-shirt designs. If you hurry, you can get your hands on one or both of these limited edition…
Continue Reading →It's Art Dammit is the very-colorful design portfolio of Sydney, Australia based designer Jeremy Somers. His main focus is photography and illustration, which he spreads across several print and web projects. His work feels a little bit like a cross…
Continue Reading →San Francisco-based interactive design firm, 17FEET, revealed their first designer toy at Phoenix's Resin Collective group toy show. When I caught up with 17FEET last December, the Feeters were still in the prototype stage, but now the tiny trio is…
Continue Reading →You know what we like? When the names of people we love (Jesse Hora) start winding up next to names of artists we worship (Si Scott; Alex Trochut; Hellovon). Not that we would expect any less of the designers, illustrators…
Continue Reading →According to some, the streets are at a crossroads. Not long ago, the art covering the bricks and blank spaces of the city was more likely to get you in trouble than in Christie's, but today's take leans more towards…
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