apparel

I've worked with the friendly folks at bake for a few years now. They make really excellent traditional American desserts with no unnecessary frills. Earlier this summer we worked on some fun lettered illustrations to print on tshirts and totebags. These are for sale at the bakery, be sure to have a jam scone for me if you stop in.

printed by reuse first 

I have two Sooner Sisters who are very different but equally ridiculous. Apparently at the University of Oklahoma it's fairly easy to establish a student organization and receive not only university funding, but also a snazzy office in the student union. Several years ago my older sister was a charter member of "Cake Day"*, and this fall my younger sister became vice president of the newly formed "Sooner Curling Club."

Let it be noted that they do not have access to curling equipment or facilities, none of them have any curling experience, and none are particularly concerned with these obstacles. What matters is that they have a facebook group, a place to meet and a brand new logo.

*On Cake Day you gather your closest friends and loved ones and celebrate by eating a cake. I was never contacted to create a logo for that organization, unfortunately.

Students in Design held a screenprinting event during New Student Open House. For an arts and media school, the tshirts for sale in our bookstore are definitely lacking. Students In Design selected three designs to print on recycled shirts and sell.