I’m sure many of you already know of this site, but some of you wont!
There’s some stunning work on it – have a dig around…

http://www.behance.net

Laterz,
Naf

Just another warning to anyone who doesn’t read small print as well as they should (like me!)
I ordered two shirts from Threadless – they have come and look great. Only problem is, that customs have charged me £13.30 (over $20 AUS, over $21 US) on top of what I’ve already paid! Bugger!

Checked the Threadless website, and to be fair on them, there is a small line of text alluding to the fact customs might charge you for international orders.

I won’t be buying from the site again, unless they sort this problem out!

Cheers,
Naf

Some of you may have been contacted by a new RB member inviting you to submit work on his new t-shirt site.

Although an invitation like this may seem flattering initially, I urge you to make sure you aren’t selling yourself short. Work out your figures before you commit.

For example:
If I sold 125 shirts with this new site, I’d earn $500 NZ dollars.
If I sold the same 125 shirts here on RB I’d earn approximately $803 NZ dollars.

I think the figures speak for themselves.

I know it’s not all about the money for many designers and artists on RB, but I strongly feel that we need to value our work and skills – after all, not everyone can do it!

Cheers,
Naf4d

Check out these photos from the 60’s – Skateboarding

Very saddened (pretty furious actually) about getting censored on Redbubble again. I’ve obviously upset some narrow-minded little oik on this site (I think it’s got a bit personal now, and certainly backhanded) and they’ve been complaining to the Redbubble Riot Police about a few designs. Again, Redbubble have supported the nay-sayers and not backed up a designer who earns them money month in, month out (since joining the site in September 2007).

I’ve had five more designs removed from the children’s clothing today. I can understand that two of them contained ‘naughty’ words in some peoples’ narrow minds – therefore I accept the decision (don’t agree, but that’s another argument). But three of the designs I’m struggling to …

I was asked by these gezzas if I could/would help… so I did.

The Lighthouse Project RedBubble account has been set up in to raise funds and awareness for abandoned teenagers in Australia.

The first “Beacon of Hope” is proposed for Sydney, a home for abandoned children, teens, and quasi adults needing a helping hand transitioning into adult hood… so they too have the opportunities that we all have had.

However, The Lighthouse Project is more than that, it provides counselling, shelter, food, employment opportunities, healthy mind and body activities, etc… offering a well-rounded approach to rehabilitation and support for those in need.

This RedBubble account is enabling artists to donate their designs (either current or custom made for the cause), with 100% of the profits made from t…

I was contacted by Advanced Photographer a few weeks ago and was asked if I would mind them featuring my 18% Grey Test Tee in one of their articles…
Got my copy through the post today and had a nice surprise to see that rubyed (probably my favorite designer on RB…. certainly in my top 5! ;-) had also obviously been contacted. I’m very pleased to share the article with Roger.

Just thought I’d share it wiv ya’s.
Later,
Naf4d