Just a couple Whigs posters from over the years… the first is a street team poster to thank them for their hard work that i printed in our craft room and the second commemorating the album release show for ‘In The Dark’.
2 very old Whigs shirts plus a Whigs truck stop crew neck sweatshirt and a semi-recent photo. Fun!
These Whigs shirts are from around the release of ‘In The Dark’.
This is not packaging that photographs very well. haha. I do love this artwork though. We got to use some UV ink printing or whatever its called (my brain has stopped working for the day apparently) and it was lots of fun.
I’ve done a handful of drum heads for Julian Dorio of the Whigs over the years. Here are two of them. The first is based around the website design i did for them around the time of ‘Mission Control’ and the second is either the first or second head i did for him. Its made of mod podged Wrigley’s gum wrappers.
Just a couple of the koozies i’ve done in the last few years. The one on the left we did for the opening of Hugh Acheson’s new Atlanta restaurant, Empire State South, and the three on the right are for the Whigs… one of which has instructions for playing Wizards. Fun stuff!
“Funderwater” (I know, I know) is one of my favorite shirts that I’ve done for the Whigs. Dudes are always telling me that it makes them feel like they are 10 years old again. I feel pretty good about that.
“Dick Krum” is based on a kick drum head that I made for Julian (Whigs drummer) about a year ago. The kick drum head art was made out of Wrigley’s gum wrappers (the silver part) and lots of Mod Podge. He’s on his second version of the head now. We made these shirts in black with white ink and white with black ink. There are also a bunch of circular stickers with this design.
The printer told me that they wouldn’t print this wrap-around design so I decided to do it myself. By the time we stopped making these shirts for the Whigs I had printed something like 600 of this particular design. This design like most others from this time (2006-2007) was printed at my house without a press or registration. Each of these t-shirts is a little bit different. Unfortunately, the pictures don’t really do it justice, I don’t think. I love these shirts, but am extremely thankful that I don’t have to print them any longer.
