• New Artful Dodger gear online…

    Some more Vault49 freshness for Artful Dodger, available on Karmaloop


  • Mountain Dew – Unlease Your Inner Artist

    A few weeks ago we helped put together a lovely new site for Mountain Dew, and it’s just gone live, check it our here!

    You can now create your own Vault49 tshirt courtesy of Mountain Dew, and the public can vote on your creations.Vault49 created 60+ design elements for y’all to have a play with.  The winner will get 100 tshirts printed up of their own composition – how nice is that??

    Check out the great virtual screen printing studio interface created by Tribal DDB – something very different and clever.

    mountain dew


  • Death or Glory

    Here’s our showposter for the upcoming Artful Dodger season.  Death or Glory?  Cake or Death?  Hmm… cake please…

    Motohorse


  • Gold digger

    I’m always quite amazed by how much work we’ve managed to produce in the last seven years – there’s so much stuff that we’ve forgotten about that’s lost in our archives.  For example, when we were going through our archives to prepare the updated apparel secion of our website, we came across this gem of a poster from 2007 which we created for Artful Dodger.  A hugely undervalued piece of work I thought…

    Artful-Poster


  • MWM Clothing

    Our good friend and partner in grime, Matt Moore (AKA MWM Graphics) has just launched his own clothing line called GLYPH CUE.  Check out his fine gear and get some of his slick graphics Tees!

    Nuff respect Matt…


  • Artful Dodger Spring 2009

    Some new designs for Artful Dodger.  Well, when I say new, we did them a year ago and now here they are!


  • Artful Dodger, Fall 2008 continued

    Our ongoing collaboration with Artful Dodger keeps producing some cutting-edge stuff, and even more beauties from the Fall 2008 season have just been released.


  • Artful Dodger Fall 2008

    Here’s a couple of pieces from our Artful Dodger Fall 2008 collection.  We designed dozens of garments for the new season, and because our work for clothing clients is generally designed 12 months in advance we forget we’ve done the work!  We’ll add more soon.