Archive for: February, 2010

Kotaku-tan!
Posted: 02/22/2010

We worked with the amazing artist, Jason Chan, to create this design for our friends at Kotaku.

Diving into the deep end of moe anthropomorphism, Kotaku-tan is comprised solely of references familiar to longtime Kotaku readers.

We’re really happy with the way she turned out, thanks in part to a ridiculous 13-screen printing process we used for the shirts. Kotaku-tan is available now in black, asphalt, and natural organic.
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art, kotaku, t-shirts
Welcome back, Meat Bun!
Posted: 02/19/2010

The new Meat Bun web site is finally loaded! We blame the mandatory install to the hard drive for the delay. Now, what to call it… how about Meat Bun 2: Rise of the Nikuman, or Meat Bun 20XX, or American McGee’s Meat Bun II?

While we’re coming up with some asinine title following the universally accepted game sequel naming convention, please feel free to look around and tell us what you think!

In the coming weeks and months, we’ll be launching some new designs, special projects and collaborations, with the debut of our Spring/Summer 2010 line arriving, well, this Spring! The best way to stay on top of all the hot Meat Bun action is by reading our newsletter or by following us on Twitter and Facebook where we’ll drop up-to-the-minute news, announcements and special promotions. Sure beats hitting F5 non-stop!

In the meantime, head over to the store, maybe grab yourself a Meat Bun grab bag, the best deal you’ll get on some of our older stuff, samples and maybe something you’ve never seen before!
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t-shirts
Magical Properties
Posted: 02/06/2010

Soaked from the rain, and ears still ringing — awesome night! Got to see Nosaj Thing for the first time. Wow. Last time I heard sounds like that, Mike and I were at Womb in Shibuya.

Nosaj followed a great set by Jogger (who have an equally great shirt designed by kozyndan), and the evening was capped off by the always impressive Daedelus (who still has my copy of the Oblivion strategy guide).

kozyndan also illustrated the Magical Properties Tour poster. Way too cool.
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art, clothing, events, la, music

Featured Products

Walking Mira (cranberry)

Maria and Mira just taking an evening stroll through beautiful downtown Silent Hill. Illustrated by lovely and talented Kinuko. Portion of the proceeds go to What's Up Dog LA via Press Paws.
The Mimic (orange)

Don't open that chest! It's actually a horrific thing that's hungry enough to eat you, armor and all. But ever wonder what's inside that horrific thing? The kaiju anatomy of a Mimic explains everything.
Design by Dan Dussault and Meat Bun.
Ceaseless Discharge (black)

Back in high school, I used to listen to nothing but Ceaseless Discharge on cassette. Their earlier stuff was way better, but the Daughters of Chaos tour was the most metal show I've ever been to.
Design by Dan Dussault and Christophe Szpajdel.
Pure Black Tendency (red ink)

Show the world what a rotten, murderous soul you've become by proudly displaying your character tendency.
Designed by Christophe Szpajdel.
Dash Princess (natural)

In some darker alternate reality, Peach is the queen of the asphalt, leader of a gang of street tough Toads... and mortal enemy of Bowser's bikers. Safe for family functions.
Designed by Dan Dussault.
Kotaku Logo (black)

This shirt can render literally hundreds of polygons — complete with colored bloom lighting — at 60 Hz without even having to tap into its math co-processor. Impress your friends with your FLOPS prowess.
Kotaku logo 3D model by Patrick Gerrity.
Kotaku-tan II (black)

Everybody loves sequels. So, Kotaku-tan is back, choosing the barbarian class and ready to smash trolls of all breeds with her bloody banhammer.
Designed by Dan Dussault.
Snack Attack (natural)

An immoderate indulgence of tasty Japanese treats, featuring the pixel art genius of Paul Robertson.
Formula Zero (tri-indigo)

Show us your moves and your support of Team Falcon with this vintage — yet somehow time paradoxically futuristic — style F-Zero inspired tee.
Meat Bun Kart (natural)

Ha! Where's he going?! He's in his little car all "vroom." Haha. Guys.
Designed by Maré Odomo.
Peel Out (banana)

A pissed-off ape with the skill to drive a car that's capable of launching an explosive turtle shell would be a terrifying thing, don't you fink?
Designed by Nina "space coyote" Matsumoto.
Peel Out (black)

A pissed-off ape with the skill to drive a car that's capable of launching an explosive turtle shell would be a terrifying thing, don't you fink?
Designed by Nina "space coyote" Matsumoto.
Daytonabot (blue)

"I make a lot of left turns, but I fight for what's right."

HORNET lives for speed, finding true happiness while trading paint in a crowded stock car race. Considers himself a "high-class" racer, but has no problem getting his tires dirty. Excels at hand-to-hand combat and crack shot with a light phaser. With a rolling start, he can reach speeds of 201 miles per hour.
Designed by Nina "space coyote" Matsumoto.
Daytonabot (black)

"I make a lot of left turns, but I fight for what's right."

HORNET lives for speed, finding true happiness while trading paint in a crowded stock car race. Considers himself a "high-class" racer, but has no problem getting his tires dirty. Excels at hand-to-hand combat and crack shot with a light phaser. With a rolling start, he can reach speeds of 201 miles per hour.
Designed by Nina "space coyote" Matsumoto.
Passing Breeze (sunshine)

Grab your girl, put the top down, crank up your favorite "Splash Wave" radio station and let the magical sound shower wash over you like a passing breeze...
Passing Breeze (white)

Grab your girl, put the top down and crank up your favorite "Splash Wave" radio station and let the magical sound shower wash over you like a passing breeze...
Ninja Magic (black)

Year three of most ninjutsu schools places a heavy emphasis on skateboarding. How else do you think Joe Musashi knew how to pull off all those sweet hoverboard moves in Return of the Ninja Master? Old Joe has no problem nailing a 720.
Ninja Magic (red)

Year three of most ninjutsu schools places a heavy emphasis on skateboarding. How else do you think Joe Musashi knew how to pull off all those sweet hoverboard moves in Return of the Ninja Master? Old Joe has no problem nailing a 720.
Needlemouse (tri-blue)

I don't know. This one seems pretty self-explanatory, don't you think?
Needlemouse (tri-black)

I don't know. This one seems pretty self-explanatory, don't you think?
The Year 20XX (black)

Heavy Metal magazine and Hajime Sorayama taught us at a young age that, in the future, sexy lady robots will be the norm. Our tribute to foxy droid girls imagines one futuristic scenario in which The Guardian Legend and The Bride of Pinbot get it on.
Beautiful Spring (red)

Painted by a Chinese propaganda artist for Meat Bun, this poster reminds us: “Never forget enmity between the classes. Hold the gun tightly in your hands.” Part of the Communist Combo Pack.
4th Gen (black)

4th Gen is back! Proudly show off your love of the 16-bit era, gaming's Golden Age. Printed with silver foil and gold metallic ink. Now if I could only find my copy of Kizuna Encounter...
Ninjawarrior (blood red)

This Japanese ukiyo-e print reads: A revolution broke out and everything came to an end. The troubled country seemed to be finished by the death of the wicked machines. But peace did not come. Because ninjawarriors, they are the immortal murder machines.

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