Phone
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My favorite pair of headphones—lucky shot in a second hand shop in Fitzroy, Melbourne a few years ago. They have super powers! / I turned the headphone into a stencil for a Blue King Brown single cover (‘Stand Up’ 2007) and here it is as a shirt now, dripping the beats. Yay! Here is a photo of the original sprayed version this shirt design was based on: /
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Don’t blink! The angels have the phone box! / I’ve got that on a t-shirt. Inspired by the Doctor Who episode “Blink,” winner of the BAFTA awards and Hugo nominee. Other Doctor Who t-shirts: What would the Doctor do? / The Seal of Rassilon / I ♥♥ WHO: / Ood Operations /
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A little spot color for a traditional London phone booth in London England near the Embankment Tube Station – May 2005
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Call me…Call me NOW!!
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Taken outside Museum of Modern Art, New York City. I felt this captured the essence of the frustration of people using cellphones, everywhere, all the time. This photo has won a number of awards both locally and nationally in New Zealand.
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Featured t-shirt / My entry for the London Calling Challenge. Thanks everyone who voted & supported this work. / inspiration came through listening…Joy Division, New Order, A Flock of Seagulls, Morrissey, Radiohead, Depeche Mode, The Clash, The James, The Stone Roses… Poster version /
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Taken in the city (Melbourne). This man took a moment to send a message and didn’t even notice the little bird quietly sitting beside him
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Progresso Pencil Drawing.
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pencil on hot pressed rag paper / original size A1
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[foh-bee-uh] –noun. a persistent, irrational fear of a specific object, activity, or situation that leads to a compelling desire to avoid it. [Origin: 1780–90; extracted from nouns ending in -phobia] —Synonyms aversion, hatred. / Phonophobia -noun. a fear of sounds, noise, and one’s own voice; telephonophobia – fear of the telephone ringing, sound of the phone ringing.
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My first t-shirt design using one of my most popular photographs. This image of a classic London telephone box was taken near the Embankment tube stop. I removed all the color in the image and then by hand brushed the B&W layer away exposing just the vivid spot color of the red booth using photoshop. My best selling image now available as a t-shirt design! More photos from Britain
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I had seen this great phone box , and one night I decided I was going to take a photograph with it. / there’s a whole story behind this picture see here / http://www.flickr.com/photos/ar_photography/3258831426/
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My entry for ‘This Is London Calling’ challenge. Bring back the red box! Credit must be given to Rick Harris whose brilliant photo I used as reference for this design. Thanks to everyone who voted for this design – it made the top eight. Cheers! Some of my other tees:
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My 2nd and favorite vintage piece
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for the London Calling challenge /
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Hello?
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~ Ken Kesey
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Traditionally painted. I tried to make it kind of androgynous. And I didn’t want it too.. neat.
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oil on canvas / 2008
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photography: jo o’brien / model: raeoni / styling & make up: jo o’brien
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somebody answer the phone © 2008 Urban Umbra in Bell Yard, there’s another Red Phonebox (aka Red Phone Booth) out of shot. The building is The Royal Courts of Justice in London.
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