TRAMLINES WEEKEND POST 2
Still busy guys, still busy.
If any of you cool kids were around our dungeon on Division St around 2pm Saturday of Tramlines you will of no doubt witnessed the Hantu Flash Mob take over the road. They said we’d never do it. They said it was impossible. They said it was illegal. The city ambassador [...]
TRAMLINES 2010: LIVE ART
Well it had to come back around again, Sheffield was hit with Tramlines Festival from the 23rd July to the 26th July with free live music scattered around many venues through out the centre of the city. As with last year’s festival, live art was present and Hantu’s own Geo Law managed to group together [...]
HANTU STORE NOW STOCKING NICK DEAKIN
As you all know here at Hantu we pride ourselves on the skill and precision of our designs on all garments, but especially on the greatest canvas of all… The T-shirt. With our main designer Geo Law playing quite a lead role in Sheffield’s illustration scene and Taylor Sulph making his mark, we have opened [...]
HANTU DESIGNER GEO’S EXHIBITION
As a designer for Hantu Collective, I always pride myself on working hard with my print designs and illustrations. Hantu Collective was built up on having designs do all of the talking first and the label second, I suppose I was always annoyed at looking at certain brands who sell off the back of a [...]
HAIR KANDI LAUNCH PARTY
For those of you who didn’t know Hair Kandi was an independent salon based on Ecclesall Road but due to success relocated to West St in the heart of Sheffield, and seen as though the team put all the effort into the fresh décor and urban interior it only seemed right to throw a launch party.
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Here we have 2 of our recent favourite designs of this summer. First up we have Taylor Heart, a design inspired by the human anatomy and carefully penned down using a fine liner pen. The all seeing eye and pyramid references are something that Taylor himself is very interested in and we love how he drops them into all of his work.
Secondly we have "Elephant" designed by Aaran, with use of some careful digital media collage, he's created a funky space inspired design. Elephants in space, we say why not? It's wacky and fresh on a white t-shirt.
