We’ve been puttin’ on Warpaint for Spring ‘10. Right now, you can pick up some of these ultra-glossy, skateboard-worthy preview stickers from Standard on Peachtree or with any of your online orders (while supplies last).
If you spot any of these around town, send us your pics. Maybe you’ll get something nice in return!
A new color-blocking on an already familiar sticker design just came in. Grab some at Standard on Peachtree, at the Big Boi concert tomorrow, or with all your online orders.
We have a new batch of stickers that subtly hint at what’s to come in Fall/Winter. We’ll send everyone a stack with their online orders or you can score some in person at Standard 1841, Youngblood Boutique, and Black Sheep in Charlotte (soon).
Kevin Perry sent in this photo from the Plaza Theatre on Ponce de Leon here in ATL. The upper-left corner of this movie poster for, Moon, is bearing an EC sticker from over 2 years ago. I haven’t seen one of these around town in a long time.
Alright, the next person to us a photo of an EC sticker that’s still living somewhere in town wins a PROCESS prize pack!
Due to your requests, we added some straight-up logo stickers and tees into the 2nd collection this summer. For our first season, we decided that we didn’t want to start a brand centered on a logotype but our supporters have ruled otherwise! Thanks for the feedback guys!
While supplies last, we’ll include a stack of stickers with your online orders and we’ve also left a stack at Standard on Peachtree Road in ATL. Check out the new collection (goes on sale Friday the 26th) and snag a complimentary sticker while they last!
photo by Rob Wonder
Here’s a look inside the PROCESS gift bags from El Bar’s New Years Eve party. Inside you’ve got the new El Bar tee (designed by Georgios of EC & PROCESS where he remixed the logo by Steve Deniro), a sticker pack from The Joneses, a StreetLocal Gentleman comb, the new Frank magazine, Scion socks, and various mixtapes including remixes from ATL’s own, Rob Wonder, Klever, & Treasure Fingers. Not pictured are the 2009 V.I.P./No Cover keychains that were also handed out at the door. Thanks to everyone who came out and made it an extra-special evening!
Last week I mentioned that you’d be able to become an El Bar V.I.P. and not have to pay a cover during 2009. All you have to do is pre-purchase a $20 ticket to El Bar’s New Years Eve event. There are also many more benefits listed below.
Your $20 Ticket includes:
-Name on Guest List
-El Bar “V.I.P./No Cover” for 2009
-Champagne at Midnight
-New El Bar Tee by PROCESS
-Bag of goodies from sponsors such as StreetLocal, PROCESS, The Joneses, and more…
-Also, there will be a Mariachi band, hopefully playing crazy crunk covers…
The presale starts Thursday the 18th of December.
Contact for more information, or come out Thursday night and pay Colleen or Rosa over the bar.
My buddy Logan, the drummer for Chi-town’s Crystal Gravy, sent me this iPhone photo yesterday as the stickers I worked on with his band arrived in time for their big weekend show. Don’t be surprised if you start seeing these babies all over Chicago’s hot spots.
One of my high school buddies, Logan, has been living in Chicago and playing drums in a funk band called Crystal Gravy for the past few years. Recently, we got together for a beer and identified the need for his band to utilize the merch table to generate funds. I quickly explained to him the power of branding and that his band needed an identity.
We decided the band’s logo needed to be fun and it needed to have the potential to sell a helluva-lot-of tee shirts. I’ve been jamming on logos for “Chicago’s Greasiest Funk Band” during my free time, bouncing ideas off Logan, and the above image is one of our favorite iterations so far. Crystal Gravy’s fans will be able to purchase stickers, tees, and albums with a tightened-up version of this mark very soon.
As a result of our recent design conversations, Logan mentioned that track #3 on their new album is going to be called Brown Gravy, Blue Diamond. Awesome.
photo credit: 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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