This past month, we added 12 new designs to our store in men's and women's styles. Many of you have already been purchasing and enjoying them, but we wanted to take a second to properly introduce the designs as well as the creative minds behind them.

Mike Zimmerman was busy producing 5 of those designs: Floating Kingdom, Space Camp, Pint Sized, Buck Moon, and Spaceship. Each of them are unique in their own way, but it's not hard to tell that they are Mike's from his use of taking retro images from yesteryear and putting his own spin on them to make something creative and fresh.

Dave Koenig created Lady and the Swan. Even if you're not familiar with Dave's stuff, it doesn't take long for one to see he is a tattoo artist, a skill set that translates itself well for designs meant to be printed on a t-shirt or inked on skin.

Cardinal & Buck comes to you courtesy of another tattoo artist, J Barnett. Many artists nowadays (including our own) use digital platforms, but J primarily paints his pieces for us, which allows for more texture in the colors and a boldness in his line-work.

We also put out Music Man, our second design from new Curbside Artist, Joe Nicholson. Just like his first piece, Dandelion Man, Music Man is both surreal and imaginative and leaves us excited to see what he comes up with next.

Long-time Curbside Artist, Josh Audiss, created Koi Balance. Josh's subject matter can range anywhere from the natural scenes with wildlife to dream-like fantasy, but, whether it's hanging in a gallery or printed on a shirt, his stuff always looks stunning

Last but not least, Adam Hogan created the last 3 of our new designs in the store: T Rex, The Traveler, and Imagination. Adam's work can't be defined by any one piece, but what these three all have in common is that they all invoke that sense of child-like wonder that we still carry in adulthood.

That's all we've got for now, but stay tuned for more art to be revealed in June! We've got some cool stuff coming your way!