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New product: #007 'Happy Cruising' Tshirt by Jason Evans now available!

Thu, 10 Dec 2009 12:39:07 +0000

]]>Tshirt #007 was designed by Jason Evans. The front image is a photograph of a wall printed with a pink and yellow fade. The back image is a photo of a boyracer's car in Brighton with a message to the cops 'Oi Copper Cruising Ain't No Crime!'. Front: Multicoloured print on black. Back: White print on black. Inside collar: Photographer's signature and DoBeDo label. Handprinted in the UK. 100% cotton American Apparel Tshirt. Comes with a 6x4 photographic print and information about Jason Evans. Photo of Frank by [LINK=http://www.dobedo.co.uk/dbd_contributors.php?manufacturers_id=48]Tyrone Lebon[/LINK].

New product: #006 'Zapatista and Shawn' Tshirt by Shawn Mortensen now available!

Fri, 09 Oct 2009 10:37:56 +0100

]]>Tshirt #006 was designed by [LINK=http://www.dobedo.co.uk/dbd_contributors.php?manufacturers_id=21]Shawn Mortensen[/LINK]. Zapatista and Shawn shows Shawn's photograph of a Zapatista Rebel holding his machine gun while giving a peace sign. Tragically, Shawn died last year at the age of only 43. We decided to go ahead with Shawns Tshirt as he had designed it, but in loving memory we also added a photo of him on back. The portrait was taken by DoBeDo contributor [LINK=http://www.dobedo.co.uk/dbd_contributors.php?manufacturers_id=48]Tyrone Lebon[/LINK] in London 2006. Front: Red print on natural, unbleached cotton. Back: Pink print on natural, unbleached cotton. Inside collar: Photographer's signature and DoBeDo label. Handprinted in the UK. 100% cotton Tshirt. Comes with a 6x4 photographic print and information about Shawn Mortensen. Photos by [LINK=http://www.dobedo.co.uk/dbd_contributors.php?manufacturers_id=48]Tyrone Lebon[/LINK]

New product: Flowers & Faces Hoodie by Suburban Bliss now available!

Sun, 06 Sep 2009 19:13:34 +0100

]]>'Flowers & Faces' hoodie. Features pink lined hood with Suburban Bliss script inside. Green ink discharged pattern all over print. Made on 500 gram loop back fleece DoBeDo is the exclusive online shop for Suburban Bliss. We carry the entire collection in all sizes/colours/ styles as well as exclusive colour ways only available from us. All Suburban Bliss clothing is hand printed in London. Using mainly water based inks, which are environmentally friendly, the inks are discharged into the fabric leaving the prints embedded into the fabric. Photography by Mori

New product: Heavier Than a Death Sweatshirt by Suburban Bliss now available!

Sun, 06 Sep 2009 18:49:37 +0100

]]>'Suburban Bliss Heavier Than a Death in the Family' raglan sweatshirt. Printed in discharged ink. Pink/purple/blue fade Rasta fade Made on 500 gram loop back fleece. DoBeDo is the exclusive online shop for Suburban Bliss. We carry the entire collection in all sizes/colours/ styles as well as exclusive colour ways only available from us. All Suburban Bliss clothing is hand printed in London. Using mainly water based inks, which are environmentally friendly, the inks are discharged into the fabric leaving the prints embedded into the fabric. Photography by Mori

New product: Ropes Hoodie by Suburban Bliss now available!

Sun, 06 Sep 2009 14:36:57 +0100

]]>\'Ropes\' hoodie. Features pink lined hood with Suburban Bliss script inside. Blue discharged pattern all over print. Made on 500 gram loop back fleece. DoBeDo is the exclusive online shop for Suburban Bliss. We carry the entire collection in all sizes/colours/ styles as well as exclusive colour ways only available from us. All Suburban Bliss clothing is hand printed in London. Using mainly water based inks, which are environmentally friendly, the inks are discharged into the fabric leaving the prints embedded into the fabric. Photography by Mori

News: GETME! and DoBeDo presents 'Reely and Truly' 4

Mon, 08 Feb 2010 00:00:00 +0000

]]>GETME! and DoBeDo presents 'Reely and Truly' is a film night and party, originally started in the 80s but resurrected in 2009. Click here for more history. Read on for this months details. Event: Reely and Truly 4 Date: Tuesday 23.02.10 7pm-2am. Films from 8pm sharp! Location: Notting Hill Arts Club Cost: Free + 50 free programs for the first to arrive. Photo Slideshow: Naima Karlsson. DJS: Lixo, Young Turks, The Heatwave, Tim and Barry, P'On (Honest Johns), Blaise Bellville, Mr Moneybags, Oi You! ---------------- FILM PROGRAM (starts at 8pm sharp! running order will be decided on the night): Film program will be posted shortly.

On the Move Installation - Latest photo blog entry by Clara Cowan

Tue, 02 Feb 2010 00:00:00 +0000

the latest exhibition of mine "Photographers commit a crime" - Latest photo blog entry by Chardchakaj Waikawee

Sat, 30 Jan 2010 00:00:00 +0000

]]>Photographers commit a crime I absolutely agree with the notion claiming that We, in all probability of photography, are able to control whats being captured, but never how its published. But what, then, is the original purpose of publishing? Intention is obviously one of the answers. In prior era of photography, it mainly functioned to capture an evidence of occurrence and truth, substituting words of mouth. In our modern time, most of them are being published to be propaganda than merely evidence. The terrifying power of the propaganda is like one of a haunting phantom, in the sense that they are both never perceived; still they do overpower the minds. Out of words being already told, we deduce that Ghosts are darn scary, when that ghost is never actually aware of how scary it appears to us itself. What matters here is the words delivered to us, words that lead to belief and imagination. We may never even confront with ghost, but we do believe that it exists, drawn out of fracture of stories we were told in our childhood, motion pictures we saw and literature we read. Consequently, the made believe notion causes the fear in us all along. Hence, I choose to relate ghost and photographer in comparison, for both of them may not know that their products are playing the role of propaganda, either with or without awareness. Photographers commite a crime portrays social commentary revolving around matter of adolescence. The first variable is specimen of people in advertising and media career being compared as a ghost. Targeting on adolescence that are quite convincible, they build up persuasive motivation to Thai teenagers. The media selfishly creates mythic concepts in youngsters minds, without careful consideration, only hoping for their own advantage. You just couldnt agree more, could you? Grownups name Wans riders as garbage, racing the night illegally out on street, falsely imitating their heroes in the ads. Grownups never figure about the fact that 6 year old girl tried to whiten her complexion with detergent, for the media says women with fair skin are attractive. Grownups curse kids doing prostitution, hypocritically all the deeds are done in exclusive clubs arranged by authority. Grownups blame teenagers in trying to be westernized, forgetting that all Thai media is filled with everything western. Grownups massively use teenage celebrities in car advertisements, despite awareness of young peoples lack of financial support. Grownups advertise low-cost cosmetics with superbly beautiful female stars, regardless of obvious fact that they never actually use those cheap products. Grownups disdain early sex act in teenagers, when sadly there are granted pornography displayed around on shelves. Grownups say drug usage as social problem is caused by teenagers being won over, but liquor advertising is mainly led by young superstars. Therefore, Ive ferreted out that advertising and propaganda have been greatly influencing teenagers by unconcernedly convincing them. To figure whats real and to have assertion of free thought is somehow whats perceived through the eyes of freedom. Media agencies are well aware of the fact that people of young age crave liberty of mind, thought, a way to express themselves and to originate something at all. Those characteristics are captured as teenage Achilles heels. They carelessly lead the kids astray, only hope for their benefits, neglecting bigger social problems that ensue and let the kids be their scapegoats. I heartily anticipate seeing any responsibility from Thai media towards our society, either in the aspects of ethic and morality of their career, things to be concerned on rather than their own welfare and financial status. And may they realize how their blindingly superficial haunted career has been sinning upon innocence and purity of youth Chardchakaj Waikawee

Rockies - Latest photo blog entry by Kosher Club

Mon, 25 Jan 2010 00:00:00 +0000

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gem 3 - Latest photo blog entry by Milo Holliday

Sun, 24 Jan 2010 00:00:00 +0000