GREG MIKE - LOUDMOUF STICKER PACK

Greg Mike who I'm pretty sure is a Georgia based artist as of a few years ago, has been selling these Loudmouf sticker packs for... quiet sometime. Plus, you can't beat a 5 dollar sticker pack.

Doctor Rasterbator - Random Sticker Pack

(geometric shaped juxtaposed with distorted faces)

While digging through bigcartel's story directory, I came across Doctor Rasterbator, who seem to be in the business of selling vinyl stickers. At ten bucks, you can get your ashes hands on a pack of 15 screen printed, weather/fade proof stickers. 

So take a gander: Here!

No Fun Press

 (Anti-You shirt)

No Fun Press, a Canadian based publisher/creative, has put out some very desirable loot. A few of their shirts have made their rounds on my tumblr dash, so I decide to check them. Along with a few apparel items, No Fun sells sticker packs, buttons, prints and some other shit.

(No fate but what we make print)

Check out there online shop here.

Stickers

I deiced to make some stickers today out of sheer boredom and it seem a shit ton easier than I thought. Running a couple of usps labels through a printer is as simple as it sound. I might even post some up on my next outing.

KnifeXlife - Dreamsatan#1

A few weeks ago, I stumbled upon illustrator Plex Lowery's online store, KnifeXlife, and decided to buy some of his cool pirate swag. Trying to get the most bang for my buck, I went with the Dreamsatan #1, which is bundled with some really neat shit:

-10 inch, fold out silkscreened cover jacket, wheatpasted 

-Stickers

-Silkscreen print on archival paper 

-Comic/Zine

(It feels like an ode to Hanna Harbera, with some lowbrow flair)

CMDR MFU CO. - STICKER AND PIN PACK

Commodore Brand Clothing Co. a rad ass sticker and pin pack available for $5. There's just something very coherent and neat about their style that I like.

Wherefore art thou UrbanMedium?

(UrbanMedium's CheTrooper sticker)

After graduating high school in 2006, I was soon beguiled by street art. Cleverly crafted messages, neatly warps in a cryptic allure, while on display for the world to see. Or in some cases, its just a facet for promotional purposes, with no additional connotation; but I'm not referring to the latter. Around that time though, Atlanta art studio, Foundation One, was opening an exhibit for UrbanMedium (the incarnation of street artists Derek Fridman and Heather Alexander), who seemed pretty omnipresent at the time. With CheTrooper popping up more frequent than an annoying Norton antivirus software update, and I loved. UrbanMedium seemed to be the perfect vehicle to boost Atlanta's rep on a globe scale, but they kind of just... Vanished!

I wish I could come to a sensible consolations or even a feasible resolution for the lack there of... but I guess their just busy or some shit. Even if there are no upcoming projects in the works, UrbanMedium still has a few niknaks for sell in their online store.

Stickers: From Punk Rock to Contemporary Art

This is a book I planned on buying sometime back but I just didn't have to shillings to waste on it. I was hopping to get the hardcover Deluxe edition for $250, but I settled for the $24 paperback like chump...

Stickers: From Punk Rock to Contemporary Art, is basically an overview of stickers bombing and how effective it was as a medium, for not only shaping our current graffiti subculture but in promoting music, fashion and skateboarding as well.

The book is pretty dope, no lie! It features over 4,000 stickers, along with some awesome chit-chat from photographer Martha Cooper, writer/cartoonist John Holmstrom, skateboarder/founder of Zoo York Eli Morgan Gessner, and some other cats...

Cop it and learn a thing or two.