March 2010
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Interview #3 - Bake Designs x FatKidOnFire
I’m seemingly on a roll, having finished yet another essay (two down, one to go!), I thought I’d continue feeding you all some interesting tidbits on yet another superb British brand. A brand who’ve only been going since the end of 2009 and who have already released tees that combine humor, sharp visuals and old school shop fonts.
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Taking the lead...
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Interview #2 - Death Before Dishonor Clothing x...
I’ve finished my dissertation (!!) so thought I’d celebrate with a few more posts.
Want to know who the next brand I’ve managed to track down for a chat is?
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Death Before Dishonour Clothing first caught my attention on Twitter. I was instantly bowled over by the sharp graphics; samurai skulls and swords - what more could you ask for in a design?!...
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A few musings...
I’ve a few things on my mind I’d like to get out.
Firstly, there was a comment on The Daily Street that I saw today under a post about a new release from the F2D boys:
Fail! Give up boys, shit brand. That “graff” text looks squat doggy dog shit, reminds me of some swag typeface already loaded into a computer.
Now I’m all for freedom of speech and expressing your own opinion,...
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Interview #1 - Villainous Visard x FatKidOnFire
What do you get if you take a strong background in graphic design; influences ranging from Daft Punk to Golden Era comics; and a liking for villains?
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The UK streetwear industry has long been lacking any of the high end “luxury” brands that other countries have (Japan’s A Bathing Ape and America’s Billionaire Boys Club are two prime...
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FatKidOnFire's first fan mail!
“Love you, use this for promo x”
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Well here goes...
Allow me to introduce myself.
FatKidOnFire is me; Wil. I’m a final year biomedical sciences student in London (UK), with less than a month left of teaching. Then it’s exams and then I’ve graduated. A slow dawning realisation of horror that after three years of the Government lending me money to banter around and stock my wardrobe with cool designer labels I’m going to be...
