Here is the weekly badge review and these are the daily features from Monday October 27 to Saturday November 01: 

Submissions for our latest competition Typetastic are now closed as we enter the last few days of voting!

Thanks to you all for submitting so many designs, 187 in total, our highest number yet! As usual, there is a real variety and a little bit of everything for everyone.

You can score the designs until Friday, 31st October, 23:00 GMT.
Winners will be announced next Monday, 3rd November.

VOTE NOW!

The weekly badge review. It was badge review´s first birthday this week:) 

The winners of our recent 'Future-Past-Perfect' competition are in store!
We absolutely love them all and hope you will too! Here is a little about them:

Our Hollow Voids by Yonil was a challenge for our great Printers at Black Star, as the intricate detail of the design required a skillful hand in creating the screens and making sure that all the colors are positioned exactly were they should be. Y2K Part Deux by new designer wotto is a humorous computer bug drawing in shades of grey that work beautifully with the teal background. Futureshopping by a.mar.illo is a delicate and fine drawing that combines a cool color mix of brown and turquoise on a natural background. For this shirt, we are introducing American Apparel's 100% Organic Cotton line. LoveRemains by Tees is a great design that works extremely well on an asphalt shirt. The colours of the two characters make a brilliant combination and really stand out. Future Vision Today by new designer radiomode is a strong and bold design that stands out beautifully on the light blue background. Space Travel Is Easy by new designer Jack Martin also combines a skillful and gorgeous drawing with a great colour range of brown, orange and yellow that looks just great on a light blue background.

Check out all the brand new shirts here in our STORE!!

As always, our tees are printed on high quality American Apparel 100% cotton sweatshop-free tees and if you order four or more tees, we ship them for free!

Also remember is that at Allmightys, every time you order, you are also supporting the artist. All Allmightys designers recieve commissions from sales and not only that but these tees also include donations to Greenpeace! At Allmightys, everybody wins!

The weekly badge review's theme of the week: Halloween 

We have just added Jeremy's profile to the designer pages. Jeremy is our Pattern Battle bronze prize winner with his Lost Love design.

Hey, my full name is Jeremy Ray Kiraly, currently enrolled at school, year 12. Growing up I loved drawing, anything and everything, usually landscape. Later drifting away from constantly drawing on A4, I was drawn closer to the computer based side of things. Read more..

This week and last has been hectic with several trips to our great printers in Kreuzberg in order to view and ok the test prints. 5 of the 6 designs are now done and will arrive at the shop on or just after the coming weekend, after we've taken our model pictures.
We're very happy with the outcome: the detailing of the designs is superb, the colours came put beautifully and we're introducing a new background tee colour to the store with a.mar.illo's 'Futureshopping'. This one is printed on 'Natural', a 100% Organic Fine Jersey cotton.

Look out for the new Tees in our store... COMING SOON!!

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The weekly badge review's theme of the week: Bands 

This week we bring you Daniel Ramone, also known on Allmightys as darruda. Daniel is our recent gold prize winner from Pattern Battle competition with his Slum design. Few words from Daniel, enjoy!



What inspires you Daniel?
I Always say that my work is a mix of all kinds of art and things I see. Every moment of my life is influenced by a different one, which makes my work much better and a unique.

Who are you favourite artists and why?
I love much of the work of Salvador Dali. Im my opinion he is one of the best .The compositions, the style ,and a life story behind art represented on surreal brushstrokes. Roy Lichtenstein is one of my favorites particularly in the use of different patterns in his works. I am very influenced too by an artist from New Zealand called Glenn Jones, an excelent t-shirt designer.




How do you produce your artworks and what mediums do you use?
I use to burn my brain all the time thinking until the idea come clean in my head. Then I jump to Google and search for some images for reference. Step three is to sketch some ideas on the paper using graffiti and then cover with ink nanking. I make a scan and go to Photoshop to make some retouchs. After this process is only transform into curves and finish in Illustrator.



What are the websites you visit regularly and where do you get your inspiration?
I am always visiting sites of illustration and t-shirts designs. I love the illustrationmundo.com, threadless and designbyhumans. I am always visiting others designers portfolios so I can always learn something more from this artists.




What do you do when you are not designing?

When I am not designing, I try studying, reading magazines and books of art. I use to go the beach and playing soccer, where I can work my creativity.


What do you think about Allmightys?
Allmightys is one of the major places where the designer can expand their knowledge about art and promote their jobs. It’s the place where I found respect and admiration from the artists involved.


Anything else you would like to add?
It´s a great pleasure to become part of Allmightys and find good people and great designers. Thank you all!

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You can read more about Daniel by visiting his profile here.

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