SHOP of CHOP

Its a bird – a plane, its JPEGASUS! Hand printed in metallic silver ink – your favorite lossy image format is ready to prance on your bare walls. Designed by the creator of ???Dapper Men??? for humanshapedrobot.com.

Three color (metallic silver shades). Signed & numbered edition of 32.

Printed on 100# French Sno Cone 19″ x 25″.

??

It has been a great opportunity for us to offer a series of tshirts to benefit WNYC’s Radiolab. It is one of the best programs out there and if you like science and you like humans… you need to hear Radiolab. Get the tshirt now from Chop Shop: http://www.chopshopstore.com/product.php?productid=16287.

Seen above are the show’s hosts Jad Abumrad and Robert Krulwich.

This is a small detail taken from an upcoming tshirt/print design based on fake coupons. See our profile page for links to the full design as a PRE-ORDER in our shop http://www.chopshopstore.com.

Full tshirt design coming soon. Or maybe you can find it on our site for pre-orders… http://www.chopshopstore.com

If you are unaware of this program on WNYC and you have the slightest interest in the human race, then you need to be following this program. Sometimes compared to the ever popular “This American Life”, Radiolab [http://www.radiolab.org] takes science fact and puts a human face on it by looking at the world of science through the whole of human experience. Hard to understand and sometimes hard to imagine science concepts are made real as they intersect the lives and stories of the subjects

All profits of this t-shirt design [http://bit.ly/aQs8a8] is to benefit the show and WNYC. The art is by Jez Burrows [http://www.jezburrows.com] and was a smash hit on a previous fund-raiser sold as part of a set of small prints. The icon of the goat standing on a cow among a smattering of papers was inspired by a popular true story from Radiolab which actually centers around exactly such a scene.

Chop Shop plans a whole series of t-shirt designs for Radiolab which explains the whole new section on the site [http://bit.ly/9Vcgd3]. Look for additions to the series in May and June.

All three of Chop Shop’s Science Fiction t-shirts are also available in children’s (below) and toddler’s sizes (above). For toddlers, the crowd is edited down to only include the “friendlies” which should keep the nightmares at bay, this change usually results in around half the number of icons seen in the adult artwork. The kid’s version includes all the icons taken from the adult versions… nasties included.

Kids versions of the art is shown above. By the way… the alien version glows in the toddler and kid versions. The robot design in kid sizes (not toddler) includes a glow layer where all the eyes and buttons glow.

Links: weRobot, alienWe and weGo