FACES BY MASATO
Faces comes from a drawing Masato drew in 2007 whilst he was looking at warehouse of windows from a classroom, he took the picture and imagined each window had a face and had a life.
The Tshirt represents some of the faces from that drawing which hangs in the studio of Masato in Paddington, London.
For this Tshirt we decided to print on Ecru Tshirt and use a salmon pink print very different to what we have done before and a big risk for a small label to be so adventorous and arty so early in our journey.
Our gallery features customers of the Tshirt first is Ricky Clark -Monks an artist from Brighton and a designer in his own right, Ricky as been supporting us from the beginning and we cannot thank him enough.
Tshirt was reviewed by Andie B on his 365 blog Andie wears a Tshirt every day for 365 days.
The design on this T-shirt is titled 'Faces' and is one of several abstractly illustrated garments available from London-based Masato.
Six bright pink, block-drawn characters span the full height and width of the canvas, one of which has the Masato brand name scrawled within. The graffiti-resembling motifs and bold colours make for a hugely striking tee, which is likely to catch the attention of tonight's revellers with the same intrigue as the commuters on my train this morning.
That and my equally abstract mutant suitcase and wellies combo.
Find out more http://www.andib.co.uk/36t5/
He also reviewed other Masato Tshirts such as V Guitar at time of writing sold out except 3 large and the classic Dr M.
His 365 Tshirt campaign all Tshirts will be sold for charity.
Thanks to Oliver for this photo shoot of Faces for kids available in our shop http://www.shop.masato.co.uk/collections/sweatshirts
Sizes are 5/6 years 7/8 years and 9/10 years.
In organic cotton this Tshirt could be worn and either passed down or kept as a collectors item only 20 of each size as been printed until we become more well known for childrens designer Tshirts.
Faces comes from a drawing Masato drew in 2007 whilst he was looking at warehouse of windows from a classroom, he took the picture and imagined each window had a face and had a life.
The Tshirt represents some of the faces from that drawing which hangs in the studio of Masato in Paddington, London.
For this Tshirt we decided to print on Ecru Tshirt and use a salmon pink print very different to what we have done before and a big risk for a small label to be so adventorous and arty so early in our journey.
Our gallery features customers of the Tshirt first is Ricky Clark -Monks an artist from Brighton and a designer in his own right, Ricky as been supporting us from the beginning and we cannot thank him enough.
The design on this T-shirt is titled 'Faces' and is one of several abstractly illustrated garments available from London-based Masato.
Six bright pink, block-drawn characters span the full height and width of the canvas, one of which has the Masato brand name scrawled within. The graffiti-resembling motifs and bold colours make for a hugely striking tee, which is likely to catch the attention of tonight's revellers with the same intrigue as the commuters on my train this morning.
That and my equally abstract mutant suitcase and wellies combo.
Find out more http://www.andib.co.uk/36t5/
He also reviewed other Masato Tshirts such as V Guitar at time of writing sold out except 3 large and the classic Dr M.
His 365 Tshirt campaign all Tshirts will be sold for charity.
Sizes are 5/6 years 7/8 years and 9/10 years.
In organic cotton this Tshirt could be worn and either passed down or kept as a collectors item only 20 of each size as been printed until we become more well known for childrens designer Tshirts.
