This new t shirt from Australian label Das Monk was designed by Tim Laing, an illustrator working in South-East England who is currently illustrating a trilogy of novels by John Le Carre for The Folio Society.

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Australian t-shirt label, Das Monk, is on the hunt for the next visual genius to join their artist collaborative, so they’ve launched a competition to aid us in their quest. People of all nations, ages and levels of sanity are invited to enter.

All you need to do is create an artwork based on ‘DIS…’ This could be disorder, distortion, discovery. It’s open to your interpretation of any word starting with these three letters. So what’s in it for you? Fame and fortune, no doubt, with the winner’s artwork featured on a tee in their next collection, not to mention exposure on their website, joining the ranks of their stellar group of artists. A cash prize of US$400 should also raise enthusiasm, if mere recognition is not enough. Send your artwork, your chosen DIS word, and a little bit about yourself to: dis@dasmonk.com. Competition closes March 15.

This Boy in the Clouds poster print by Eleanor Wood is printed on 260gsm acid-free coated matte stock and is A3 size. Wood is a recently graduated illustrator who lives in Brighton, England. She has a penchant for all things old, dusty and outdated, and likes to create strange and surreal imagined scenes using salvaged materials.

Collaborating with UK artist Tim Laing, Das Monk designer Marc Hendrick has created a fictional world inspired by the apocalyptic paradise that is Mount Hexx. Theirs is a sinister world of kaleidoscopic colours and ripples of psychedelia, of serenading Queens, of dancing flamingoes, of unimaginable euphoria. Curiosity and hypnotic dreams have led many to Mount Hexx. But all that glistens can turn cold. Those who have dared to take a glimpse and failed to conquer Mount Hexx are now sadly immortalised in its folklore, wandering its shadows aimlessly.

Designed by Australian label Das Monk, this Acid Ice Cream features a digital print on white 100 percent cotton tee. Artwork by Zach Johnsen. Like? Yeah.

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Our friends at Australian t shirt label Das Monk recently released a new range of tees, including this one above, Skull Fingers, which features a cool screen print on a one hundred percent cotton t shirt. We have this tee, and a stack of other Das Monk shirts, available for just US$45 through the Lost At E Minor online store.

Australian t shirt label Das Monk create the coolest tees this side of Sydney. Or Melbourne. Or New York, for that matter. Made from super soft, one hundred per cent cotton, they’re comfy and unique, and quite possibly Australia’s best fashion secret. Wait! No, they are. Grab one now from the Lost At E Minor store for just US$45.

Our friends over at Aussie label Das Monk recently released a new range of t shirts, including Rear Window, which features a cool screen print on a hundred percent cotton tee. The artwork is by Das Monk founder, Marc Hendrick. We have the Rear Window tee, and a stack of other Das Monk t shirts, available for purchase for just US$45 through the Lost At E Minor online store.

Ok, a confession, it’s getting to the point where Das Monk t shirts are pretty much all I have in my wardrobe. I love them: the designs, the fit. So it was good to see that Marc and the gang have just released a new collection, Midnight in the Mojave, which continues their obsession with all things psychedelic. The range is inspired by ‘bad trips, drifters, and desert dreaming in the middle of nowhere’ and features the work of artists including Zach Johnsen, Tim Laing, Evan Meister, and Keenan Marshall Keller, alongside Das Monk designer Marc Hendrick. We sell Das Monk through the Lost At E Minor store, so check out some of the tees in the range.

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