DoBeDo presents ‘Inside the Bum’ – a book and film by Frank & Tyrone Lebon. This limited-edition photo book documents the making of Harmony Korine’s new film ‘The Beach Bum’ – starring Matthew McConaughey, Jonah Hill, Isla Fisher, Snoop Dogg, and Zac Efron.
In October of 2017 the Lebon brothers, Frank and Tyrone, were invited onto the set of Harmony Korine’s latest film for a period of six weeks. Given the freedom to wander the set as they pleased, the Lebons received unrestricted access and a privileged insight into the filmmaking process of Korine – a long time inspiration for both brothers.
Korine’s colourful set provided a bountiful stream of wild and wacky scenarios to document, from naked hobos destroying Miami-mansions to Moondog (McConaughey) setting boats on fire and dancing in tinfoil underwear. The book is a compilation of photographs, video stills, written diary entries, call sheets, and vintage Florida tourist paraphernalia taped together into a scrap book of sorts; part on-set documentary photography, part notebook of thoughts, questions and anecdotes for their film.
TITLE: Inside the Bum
PUBLISHER: DoBeDo Projects
DETAILS: 106 pages colour offset printing, silk screen colour printed plastic cover (260 x 200mm)
CREDITS: Photographs by Frank and Tyrone Lebon
Edited by Frank and Tyrone Lebon
Designed by Frank and Tyrone Lebon with Loose Joints
£35
DoBeDo is proud to announce the release of its latest publication ‘Hugo Scott – 20 Photographs’.
’20 Photographs’ is a selection of Hugo Scott’s portraiture shot over the last eight years. Regularly travelling to different countries for his day-job, Scott started taking portraits during his down time, photographing people in the places he found himself as a way to interact with and experience unfamiliar situations. As his hobby grew into his main occupation, he began travelling specifically to photograph – this photo box includes photographs taken in Romania, South Africa, Cuba, Spain, France and all across USA.
The edit of 20 standalone images is an introduction to Scott’s extensive portraiture practice, made from an original edit of 5000; a taster of the large-scale ongoing projects that are not yet fully realised, and a first window into the breadth and exciting depth of the photographic practice of Hugo Scott.
This publication includes 20 card-mounted photographs with a signed and hand numbered index page, held in a hand finished box. It is a limited edition of only 150 hand made copies.
£105
Edited and Published by DoBeDo
Designed by Loose Joints
20 C-Type Prints mounted on de-bossed card (220 x 280mm)
Yellow card box (35 x 230 x 300mm)
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DoBeDo is excited to announce its release of T-shirt #023 in the ‘DoBeDo Photographers Series’ – ‘The Road to Tepeyac’ by Alinka Echeverría.
Echeverría is a Mexican-British artist, working in film and photography. The image for this T-shirt is taken from ‘The Road to Tepeyac’; conceptualised as an immersive photographic installation, The Road to Tepeyac consists of 125 images of devout Mexican pilgrims carrying their personal image of the Virgin of Guadalupe on the anniversary of her apparition in 1531.
“What is the connection between seeing and believing? What is it that makes us need images, crave images in order to feel a connection to the divine?”
The T-shirt includes a 6-set postcard pack, with different images from the series, and a printed insert with the story of the Virgin of Guadalupe. “The Road to Tepeyac” is embroided in white cotton braille on the front, with a colour print of a pilgrim on the back.
This T-shirt can be purchased here (at a discount) as part of the DoBeDo Photographers Series T-shirt Subscription.
TITLE: CUTS
PUBLISHER: Gimme5 and DoBeDo Books
DETAILS: 512 pages printed Black and white, case bound.
Photographs by Steve Brooks
Edited by Mark Lebon
Designed by Edward Quarmby
First Edition of 500
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T-shirt #022 in the ‘DoBeDo Photographers Series’ – ‘Perennial Shadows’ by Tommy Malekoff.
Malekoff is a New York based visual artist from North Carolina. The image on this shirt is taken from Perennial Shadows; a short film and collection of photographs about Kudzu; the invasive vine native to Japan that grows rampant in the American South.
In this particular image, Kudzu has grown up a power pole in the shape of crucified Jesus, adding to the myth and regional symbolism that the vine has created.
The T-shirt has a full colour digital print on the front, with a poem written in collaboration with the artist Project Pat printed on the back. The T-shirt includes a zine made by the artist which features a collection of cell phone photographs, found flyers, and writings. The contents of this publication exist as studies for an upcoming film project.
This T-shirt can be purchased here (at a discount) as part of the DoBeDo Photographers Series T-shirt Subscription.
Tshirt #021 of the exclusive ‘DoBeDo Photographer Series’ is ‘Gasoline’ by David Campany.
The images for this T-shirt are taken from Campany’s book Gasoline; a collection of press photos of American gas stations published by MACK.
“A news photo of a woman waiting in line to fill her car with gasoline. It was the 1970s, the decade of global oil price instability. Today there are other instabilities. Will the oil run dry before the planet collapses? I bought the photo on eBay for $15. Now it’s a T-shirt.”
The T-shirt has a black and white print on the front, with the writing from the back of the original photograph printed on the back of the T-shirt. It also comes with a poster of a different image from the series.
This Tshirt can also be purchased here (at a discount) as part of the DoBeDo Photographers Series Tshirt Subscription
Paintings, an image from Weir’s new book of the same title – which is being published by Loose Joints – presents an image that digresses from the artist’s traditional photographic practice. Rather than confronting the concerns of trust, power and permission that weigh heavily upon her work produced for the fashion industry, Paintings shifts her attention onto the rhythm, colour and form of surfaces. This image, alongside the rest of the collection, is the result of consistent visual studies made by Weir throughout the past three years.
The Tshirt is embroidered on the front with Harley’s initials HVW and has a full colour print on the back.
This Tshirt can also be purchased here (at a discount) as part of the DoBeDo Photographers Series Tshirt Subscription.
It is also available to buy as a special package along with the book on the Loose Joints website.
The ‘DoBeDo Photographers Series’ T-Shirt Subscription includes:
– The next 5 ‘DoBeDo Photographers Series’ T-Shirts posted as soon as they are released.
– Every T-Shirt is titled and signed inside the collar.
– Every T-Shirt comes with a photo postcard.
– You can order a subscription for yourself or as a gift (each comes with a named Subscription Certificate).
Past ‘DoBeDo Photographers Series’ T-Shirts contributors have included:
#001 by Jack Day
#002 by Dick Jewell
#003 by Mario Sorrenti
#004 by Chardchakaj Waikawee
#005 by Mark Lebon
#006 by Shawn Mortensen
#007 by Jason Evans
#008 by Naima Karlsson
#009 by David Sims
#010 by Tyrone Lebon
#011 by Glen Luchford
#012 by Hugo Scott
#013 by Max Fowler
#014 by Jamie Hawkesworth
#015 by Johnny Dufort
#016 by Juergen Teller
#017 by Sean Vegezzi
#018 by Fumiko Imano
#019 by Frank Lebon
#020 by Harley Weir
#021 by David Campany
#022 by Tommy Malekoff
#023 by Alinka Echeverría
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The Tshirt is embroidered on the front and has a full colour print of Frank’s airplane collage in the back. It also comes with a 20 page photo booklet.
This Tshirt can also be purchased here (at a discount) as part of the DoBeDo Photographers Series Tshirt Subscription.
‘Special Booking Only’ is Fumiko Imano’s interpretation of the classic model’s card. Call DoBeDo for Special Bookings!
This Tshirt can also be purchased here (at a discount) as part of the DoBeDo Photographers Series Tshirt Subscription.
An erect penis goes up against the new 1 World Trade Center. It stands like a sentry over Lower Manhattan, self-assured that its presence symbolizes the defeat of New York grime of yore: open air sex markets, emotionally disturbed wanderers, perpetrators of both serious and petty crime.
The cock’s message is not one of nostalgia, nor does it romanticize the idea of an unsafe city.
A timely erection can outlive concrete, glass and steel.
The T-shirt comes with a free poster with text by Sean Vegezzi and designed by Edward Quarmby.
This Tshirt can also be purchased here (at a discount) as part of the DoBeDo Photographers Series Tshirt Subscription.
This Tshirt can also be purchased here (at a discount) as part of the DoBeDo Photographers Series Tshirt Subscription.
This Tshirt can also be purchased here (at a discount) as part of the DoBeDo Photographers Series Tshirt Subscription.
Tshirt #015 of the exclusive ‘DoBeDo Photographer Series’ is by photographer Johnny Dufort The image on the t-shirt is printed with special glow in the dark ink and is called mattress pair 000001, it is the first in a series documenting abandoned beds around the world. The t-shirt comes with a free publication designed by Edward Quarmby, […]
This Tshirt can also be purchased here (at a discount) as part of the DoBeDo Photographers Series Tshirt Subscription.
Tshirt #013 of the exclusive ‘DoBeDo Photographer Series’ is by visual artist Max Fowler.
The image is taken from a photo for a perfume advert in a 1920s French fashion magazine.
This Tshirt can also be purchased here (at a discount) as part of the DoBeDo Photographers Series Tshirt Subscription.
Tshirt #012 of the exclusive ‘DoBeDo Photographer Series’ is by photographer Hugo Scott.
The image ‘the South’ printed on the front of his Tshirt was taken in Louisiana on a trip across America in 2012.
This Tshirt can also be purchased here (at a discount) as part of the DoBeDo Photographers Series Tshirt Subscription.
Tshirt #010 of the exclusive ‘DoBeDo Photographer Series’ is by photographer Glen Luchford.
The images for this Tshirt are taken from Glen Luchford’s shoot for Purple Magazine in 2008. The image on the inside of the front is a test shot of Glen’s assistant Jack. And the image on the back is the final shot of Malgosia Bela as it appeared in the magazine.
This Tshirt can also be purchased here (at a discount) as part of the DoBeDo Photographers Series Tshirt Subscription.
Tshirt #010 of the exclusive ‘DoBeDo Photographer Series’ is by photographer Glen Luchford. The images for this Tshirt are taken from Glen Luchford’s shoot for Purple Magazine in 2008. The image on the inside of the front is a test shot of Glen’s assistant Jack. And the image on the back is the final shot […]
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Tshirt #010 of the exclusive ‘DoBeDo Photographer Series’ is by photographer Tyrone Lebon.
The image on Tshirt is Tyrone’s brother Frank’s belly – it is the opening shot from his first book ‘Nothing Lasts Forever’ published by DoBeDo in 2011.
This Tshirt can also be purchased here (at a discount) as part of the DoBeDo Photographers Series Tshirt Subscription.
Tshirt #008 of the exclusive ‘DoBeDo Photographer Series’ is by London-Based photographer Naima Karlsson.
The ‘Nothing Matters Like Caring’ T-shirt combines two photographs of signs taken in Edmonton, London. The full size image on the back shows the text ‘Nothing Matters Like Caring’. The small blood red image on the front, of a boxer in a bookies window, is intended to sit close to the heart.
The T-shirt is dedicated to her late grandmother Moki Cherry, her idol and a true artist of life.
Naima Karlsson is an artist from London. She works predominantly with photography, incorporating text, collage, and methods of display.
A limited edition T-shirt collaboration between DoBeDo and London based electro group Mount Kimbie.
This T-shirt series features images taken from the music video for “Before I Move Off”. The video was shot by DoBeDo contributor Tyrone Lebon during a 3 week trip at the end of 2010 from London to Turin to Shanghai to Bangkok to Tokyo to LA to New York. Each shirt features a heat-stamped image on the front and a screen printed signature inside the collar and comes with postcard tags.
Dick Jewell is offering a limited number of various prints spanning his career. This is an exciting and rare chance to get a signed, limited edition Dick Jewell print. Get ‘em while you can!
Raphaela Jewell captured indoor Bunjee jumping with an audience of Teddies.
Dick Jewell is offering a limited number of various prints spanning his career. This is an exciting and rare chance to get a signed, limited edition Dick Jewell print.
Photo collage combining current trends in the way people pose in photographs with the habit of being recorded in front of a landmark building. Get ‘em while you can!
DoBeDo contributor Dick Jewell is offering a limited number of various prints spanning his career. A montage of portraits of actors, costumed and assuming the lead character’s personalities from versions of all Shakespeare’s plays and sonnets. This is an exciting and rare chance to get a signed, limited edition Dick Jewell print. Get ’em while you can!
Dick Jewell is offering a limited number of various prints spanning his career. This is an exciting and rare chance to get a signed, limited edition Dick Jewell silkscreen print with yellow highlight marker. Get ‘em while you can!
Picture from a stick of holiday rock, blown up and embellished.
Dick Jewell is offering a limited number of various prints spanning his career. This is an exciting and rare chance to get a signed, limited edition Dick Jewell print. Get ‘em while you can!
Photo- collage above the statement of Dr Benjamin Brody, a New York psychologist, that the odour and appearance of the armpits play a part in sexual attraction and that shaving, covering and deodorising the armpits all indicate repression of sexual impulses.
Dick Jewell is offering a limited number of various prints spanning his career. This is an exciting and rare chance to get a signed, limited edition Dick Jewell print. Get ‘em while you can!
A photo collage of television sets from magazine advertisements. The televisions have been photo-montaged by advertising companies with pictures they felt pertinent to promote sales.
Tshirt #009 of the exclusive ‘DoBeDo Photographer Series’ is by fashion photographer David Sims.
The image on Tshirt was shot in 1994 for a Helmut Lang advertising campaign.
This Tshirt can also be purchased here (at a discount) as part of the DoBeDo Photographers Series Tshirt Subscription.
Tshirt #007 of the ‘DoBeDo Photographers Tshirt Series’ is by Jason Evans.
Jason Evans is a multi-disciplinary photographer producing diverse and experimental imagery. He has shot for fashion magazines (his seminal fashion series ‘Strictly’ is held in the Tate collection), worked with musicians shooting album sleeves and music videos for bands such as Radiohead and Fourtet, exhibited his work internationally and been published in various contemporary photography surveys.
Shawn Mortensen was a photographer based in Los Angeles.
Throughout his life Shawn was often on the move, exploring places and meeting people that interested him. From shooting Dash Snow for a fashion campaign in LA to living with the Zapatista rebels in Mexico, from being invited to dinner with the Marley’s in Jamaica to photographing backstage at a Cassette Playa fashion show in London – Shawns’ photography never failed to capture the true warmth, interest, and excitement he had for his subjects.
In selecting an image for this Tshirt Shawn was keen to avoid the obvious choices in his archive; he had endless Tshirt-worthy shots of well known celebrities from Tupac to Larry Flynt from Kate Moss to Nelson Mandela. However, he chose an image of a Zapatista Rebel holding his machine gun while giving a peace sign. Having Shawn agree to take part in the ‘DoBeDo Photographers Series’ Tshirt project was very exciting and a real honor.
Shawn’s death earlier this year, at the age of only 43, was a terrible and tragic loss to all those who knew him. We decided to go ahead with Shawn’s Tshirt as he had designed it but also add a photo of him on the back. The image of Shawn was taken by DoBeDo contributor Tyrone Lebon in London in 2006.
Tshirt #005 of the exclusive ‘DoBeDo Photographer Series’ is by London based photographer, Mark Lebon.
Lebon established his reputation throughout the 80s and 90s working together with stylists Ray Petri and Judy Blame, creating fashion imagery that was highly influential and lead the way for the new wave of ‘grunge’ that emerged in the late 90s. Cited by David Sims as his greatest photographic influence, Lebon is currently working on his archive and teaching photography at the London College of Fashion.
Tshirt #006 of the exclusive ‘DoBeDo Photographer Series’ is by Bangkok based photographer, Chardchakaj Waikawee.
His work focuses on the life and characters he finds in his home city of Bangkok. After successful exhibitions there and in Tokyo he has quickly started receiving commissions from magazines and has since travelled extensively around Asia.
Tshirt #003 of the exclusive ‘DoBeDo Photographer Series’ is by New York based fashion photographer, Mario Sorrenti.
The image for Mario Sorrenti’s ‘Love & Faith’ Tshirt comes from a page of his personal scrapbooks. An image of a heart on the left and his diary writings to the right.
Tshirt #002 of the exclusive ‘DoBeDo Photographer Series’ is by London based artist and filmmaker, Dick Jewell.
He released his highly collectible cult first book ‘Found Photos’ (a collection of found passport photos) in 1981. He has since exhibited his artworks and films around the world, and in 2003 released a second book ‘Hysteric Glamour’ published by the Japanese label of the same name. Visit www.dickjewell.com for further information.
Tshirt #001 of the exclusive ‘DoBeDo Photographer Series’ is by London based documentary photographer, Jack Day.
Day uses a wide variety of small format cameras to capture characters, objects, and situations he stumbles across on his travels though London. ‘Sid I warned you’ 2008, is an image taken in Shepard’s Bush, London, on Thursday 13th march 2008.