We were asked to create a hanging art installation to be featured in an upcoming art exhibit at Halo Lounge in Atlanta. We don’t have all the event details yet, but we’ll post them as soon as we find out more.

Realizing that a clean & sexy version of the installation can only be achieved through experimentation, we decided it would be good to begin working in real space. Today we created a rough prototype of what will be called, Medusa Armada.

Thanks to Ted Ullrich for helping us create this 3D piece from concept to execution.

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We’ve been getting designs ready to meet our mid-summer deadline for our new line called, Process, due to roll-out in the Spring of 2009. We’ve got a teaser image online now at www.processclothing.com. If you’d like to see more, stop by our studio in Atlanta anytime and we’ll show what we’ve been cooking up.

What you see above is a production shot from a recent photo shoot for a Megan Huntz Dresses x Process collaboration. Thanks to Ross Martin for running an awesome shoot and to Iris for the looks.

If you are interested in carrying the line or being a street teamer, contact us at info@epidemikcoalition.com

photo by Megan Huntz [Treviso, Italy]

The past 2 months have been exhausting, yet very rewarding for EC. Starting a design company ain’t easy. It’s even harder to run a hybrid design company/clothing line like we do. I’ve been to Las Vegas, Destin, Detroit, Tokyo, Beijing, Shanghai, and Hong Kong on business (and a little bit of personal time) all within a matter of weeks. It’s like I’ve hardly spent any time in Atlanta working on the new clothing line. That’s right, I said “NEW CLOTHING LINE”! We’re launching a new line in the Spring of 2009 that’s top secret for now…well, not totally top secret. If you come by our studio in Atlanta we’ll be glad to show you what we’re working on.

We’re totally planning to be carried nationwide and perhaps internationally. While I’ve been in Asia sourcing, Georgios has been hard at work on mood boards, color palates, and graphics for the new line at The Center for Design Study in Atlanta. I’m looking forward to getting back into the thick of things next week. Until then I wanted to share some recent Epidemik Coalition & Demuns by Epidemik Coalition related photos from all over the globe proving that the movement has begun!
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We went back up to Coca-Cola HQ this past week and installed a few more things that we didn’t get to finish on the last round. We had a fun time experimenting with spray paint and inks. We have a few more things to install and a whole conference room to design. So keep a lookout for future Project Fourt news.

Check out more photos after the jump.
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Here are photos from the final round of installation of Project Fourt for ‘07 at Coca-Cola Headquarters in Atlanta, GA. Thanks to our volunteers for coming out and making installation a breeze. Jamie Hopper, Amy Honeycutt, Ansley Whipple, & Lacey Murrah…we owe you big!

Click here to see all our photos on flickr.

Check out the final product shots here!

Medusa II has arrived! Get yours now in the Epidemik Coalition Online Store, at Standard, or at our studio.

We’re inviting friends and family in Atlanta to come to our studio tonight [12.7.07] between 6 — 10pm to check out Medusa II in person. For directions, email info@epidemikcoalition.com.

Check out Medusa II production photos after the jump.

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Medusa II will finally be for sale at 12 noon EST on Friday, December 7th in our studio at The Center for Design Study and in the Epidemik Coalition Online Store. In addition to unveiling the final Medusa II graphic, we’re releasing final production photos right here at EpidemikCoalition.com on Friday.

If you’re in ATL, come by our studio on Friday afternoon/evening to celebrate the completion of this experimental project and to see Medusa II in person.

Want a quick recap of the Medusa II process? Click here

This past Saturday, we began a second round of installations for Project Fourt @ Coca-Cola. We were at it all day and we accomplished a ton thanks to the help from our volunteers, Witt Langstaff and Amy Honeycutt. We wouldn’t have completed as much as we did without their help! There is still a good bit left to do so if you are still interested in helping us out on a Saturday, send us an email at info@epidemikcoalition.comor get in touch with me or Larry.

Check out more pics from this weekend here.

Yes, that’s right. The “Guajiro” Tee is finally complete. It will be available for purchase at Noon on Friday the 16th of November in the Epidemik Coalition Online Store or stop by our studio and pick one up sooner. There’s more detail on the inside of the collar so look out for detailed photos on Friday.

If the graphic looks familiar to you, it might be because you’ve seen Demun Jones rockin’ it on tour with Rehab or you’ve seen my one-off print on display at Mint Gallery.

Here’s a glimpse of our extended cram session from yesterday. We’ve been cranking around the clock for a presentation with some top decision makers at Coca-Cola. You wouldn’t even believe me if I told you who we’re meeting with late this afternoon. Wish us luck!

Once again, we are still accepting volunteers to help us begin installing designs on Saturday, November 17th and beyond. Interested? Email us your availability at info@epidemikcoalition.com.

Stay tuned…on Friday [11/16/07] we’ll be releasing Guajiro, a new tee illustrated by Georgios. You’ll be able to pick it up in the Epidemik Coalition Online Store. Preview photos will be up real soon.

photo by Jorge Menes

I’m thrilled to say that Project Fourt is ramping back up despite the fact that we’ve lost our whip-cracking, project manager, Megan Huntz, to Treviso, Italy for the time being. I’ve missed the grind and I’m looking forward to the busy week ahead of us over at Epidemik Coalition. Georgios and I will be challenged to step up our organizational skills and to continue to melt brains with our spatial designs. Our team leader, Wade Thompson, will continue to guide our approach with Yoda-like strategy and philosophy.
Currently, we’re tweaking production graphics and getting presentations ready for mid-week. We’ll resume installing our ideas for the Coca-Cola Global Branding department this coming weekend. We’re looking for student volunteers to come over to Coke HQ and lend a hand on Saturday, November 17th and beyond. Interested? Email us your availability at info@epidemikcoalition.com as soon as possible. We guarantee an unforgettable experience.

Here’s a sneak peek at the new “Guajiro” tee coming out soon. Similar in style as the “Cubano” tee, it will have a little surprise inside the collar. For any of you that have “Cubano” tee, you know what I mean. Keep checking back for more updates.

The wait is almost over! This is the final teaser image for our Medusa II tee that we’ve been planning for several months now. We’re making the final tweaks on the graphic and turning to our friends Andrew & Ed at Danger Press for help with the production end. Like we always do at EC, every printed garment will remain unique in its own way. Believe me, you’re going to fall out when you see the finished piece.

photo by Megan Huntz

Wow! We had the weirdest weekend ever and we’re kind of glad it’s over. Let’s start the week off with another production shot from last Saturday’s Medusa II shoot. We’re looking at Jorge Menes working his underwater camera rig as Carla Gunter poses. Click here to see a larger image.

Here’s a sneak peek of the Bass Not Bombs tee that will be available in the Epidemik Coalition Online Store in a few weeks. This was originally designed for a school project of mine while I was at Portfolio Center, and now we’ve decided to print a run of these tees just to fulfill everyone’s requests. We’re still deciding on the colorways and whether or not we’re going to have Megan Huntz throw some zippers on their fronts. If you’ve got a color suggestion, let’s hear it now.