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Greg Gossel was born in 1982 in western Wisconsin. With a background in design, his work is an expressive interplay of many diverse words, images, and gestures. Gossel’s multi-layered work illustrates a visual history of change and process throughout each piece. His work has been exhibited throughout the U.S. and abroad, including San Francisco, New York, Los Angeles, Copenhagen, and London. His commercial clients include Burton Snowboards, Stussy, and Interscope Records while his work has been published in The San Francisco Chronicle, Juxtapoz Art & Culture Magazine, Artslant, Artful Living, and ROJO Magazine. Greg currently resides in Minneapolis, MN.
Can find Greg Gossel HERE.
iLTHY® is a creative brand that relies on teamwork, individualism, and unique artwork. We strive hard to showcase our traits in everyday lifestyle as artists through print media, photography, and apparel. Our ideas and concepts are inspired by pop culture, music, sports, our history, and our own ideals. By combining our love of our passions on an all new medium, we can create truly inspiring items for our fans everywhere to enjoy.
Each and every piece online and instore is limited. We believe in treating our apparel just like people regard art. As special paintings and photography are one of one, we keep the exclusivity with our clothing. Most pieces never return upon production and are always in limited runs. We believe in keeping the integrity of our work and to treat our apparel — as an artform.
iLTHY is currently carried in Cleveland, New York, New Jersey, Houston & Miami and has a meteoric rise in the blogosphere and in social media. We are proud to say that all designs are produced, designed, and sewn in-house at the iLTHY® Workshop. Our flagship shop is headquartered in Gordon Square Arts District of Cleveland Ohio.
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Street art by Invader invading NYC with his style of using pixelated classic 8 bit famous known video game characters such as “Kirby” “Donkey Kong” and the well known “Space Invader” character.
Photos by Luna Park
and video of his ART4SPACE which was shown at the Jonathan LeVine Gallery
For the design of the t-shirt I thought of the basic materials used in art such as the color wheel, pencils, pens, exacto knives and paint brushes. As for the representation of “life” I chose a dark red fist that holds these materials because our fists tend to emulate the size of our hearts and they represent power. By combing both of these elements I hope to express the power of art through a simple approach.
Support a fellow artist you can vote for Stephanie Menjivar’s design HERE.