Created by Manz (contact me)
Hello world, I'm a graphic designer living in Australia.
Lately myself and partner have gone mad designing for T-Shirts... we hope you like them!
Your fans are waiting!
Cult Movie and Pop Culture T-Shirt Designs that don't spell it out for you...
GritFX is a brand new online store for Cult Movie, TV, and Pop Culture inspired T-Shirts. With over 150 designs on offer - and new designs available each month - you are sure to find something to suit your tastes.
Nothing beats ambiguity...so when you're after a T-Shirt that only a discerning fan would recognise, GritFX is the place to visit.
By the way, have I told you that all of the artwork is original and thus, not available anywhere else?!
This lens was built to spread the word about GritFX and to showcase some of the myriad designs. Those interested net surfers may also care to visit the GritFX home website - (http://www.gritfx.com).
(Any TV/American Idol fans may also like to check out my other lens devoted to David Cook - Idol 2008 - Vote for COOK!) - covers 'Cook' YouTube Videos, Fan Site News, 'Cook' T-Shirts, buttons & more!
Cult Movie Inspired Tees
TV Inspired Tees
Pop Culture Inspired Tees
GritFX Extras!!!
Journals, Coasters, Mugs... and more!
GritFX Feature Design + Article (April '08)
They're Norwegians, Mac... (by Wadrick Jones)
The moral to John Carpenter's The Thing is simple. If you happen to be stationed at an outpost in Antarctica and stumble upon a 100,000 year old alien craft buried beneath the ice - leave it the hell alone! And certainly don't excavate and thaw any frozen life-form that has been ejected from said craft, as it won't care whether you're American, Swedish, or even Norwegian. It will wreak its extraterrestrial havoc regardless.
For the full article, please visit the GritFX "Crazy Swedes" lens...
If you have any feedback, comments or questions for our feature writer Wadrick, you will find a guestbook within the lens.
AMBIGUITY Vs OBVIOUS
The GritFX team believe that when you're looking for a movie tee, nothing beats ambiguity...
