Nu Nouveau
by Brand Nu
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Designed by London-based Brand Nu, a.k.a. Radim Malinic, Nu Nouveau is the principal t-shirt of the Format 2009 Spring/Summer Collection. Capturing the essence of spring with references to growth, life, and love, Nu Nouveau represents the cyclical and harmonious recurrence of years past. Limited to 300 pieces worldwide. Taxes and S/H included. All prices in USD.
Dark Seed
by Eepmon
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The yin to Nu Nouveau’s yang, Dark Seed—designed by Ottawa-based Eepmon, a.k.a. Eric Chan—underscores spring’s shadows. A simple black on white print, Dark Seed recalls the cold of winter and buried plant-life. Limited to 300 pieces worldwide. Taxes and S/H included. All prices in USD.
Devil in the Details
by MWM Graphics
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Designed by Portland-based MWM Graphics, a.k.a. Matt W. Moore, Devil in the Details is inspired by Art Nouveau’s decorative, yet, dark elements. The ornate, organic flow of the artwork is offset by a black-on-black print preventing the viewer from fully engaging with the piece. Limited to 300 pieces worldwide. Taxes and S/H included. All prices in USD.
Vacation
by Blaine Fontana
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Designed by Portland-based Blaine Fontana, Vacation comments on the dichotomy between harmony and imbalance that nature and humans live through every day. Combining unconventional 2D graphics with a hand painted 3D house, Vacation marries old and new media as a testament to this struggle and as a representation of Nu Nouveau. Limited to 300 pieces worldwide. Taxes and S/H included. All prices in USD.
From Her to Eternity
by Mishka
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Designed by Brooklyn-based Mishka, From Her to Eternity updates Art Nouveau’s sensibilities into a classic horror movie poster. Showcasing the contrast between life and death, From Her to Eternity subtlety references the transition from winter into spring. Limited to 300 pieces worldwide. Taxes and S/H included. All prices in USD.
Naked Eye
by Lemar & Dauley
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In winter, the trees shed their leaves, and in spring the ladies shed their clothes. Designed by Brooklyn-based Lemar & Dauley, Naked Eye explores the female body and the male gaze, stylized with curvaceous ornamentation inspired by foliage. Limited to 300 pieces worldwide. Taxes and S/H included. All prices in USD.
Each piece limited to 300 worldwide. Taxes and S/H included. All prices in USD.
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