SHMELT Clothing And Design

Two new prints- spray paint and stencils on paper.

Some prints that I made for funzies over here in Utrecht, NL.

wheresthemusic:

My new shmelt shirt! Go get yourself one! shmelt.tumblr.com (Taken with instagram)

Homie got shmelted! If you got pics send em!

wheresthemusic:

My new shmelt shirt! Go get yourself one! shmelt.tumblr.com (Taken with instagram)

Homie got shmelted! If you got pics send em!

A poster that I painted recently, I will be making more of these so stay tuned.

A poster that I painted recently, I will be making more of these so stay tuned.

The photos are a little blurry but this is a tee I made for myself, it’s a little messy but I like it.

playing with some paint, photo from back in the day

playing with some paint, photo from back in the day

eximago:

In China exists farms that extract bile from Asiatic black bears for use as a traditional medicine. To make the bile extraction process easier, the bears are kept in 2.6 feet x 4.4 feet x 6.5 feet (79 cm x 130 cm x 200 cm) cages called “crush cages” that prevent the bear from being able to move. Often kept in the cages for up to 12 years, the bears suffer severe muscle atrophy and mental trauma, often leading to self-destructive behaviors, such as the chewing of their own paws. To reach the bile, a tube is inserted in the animal’s abdomen and gall bladder, causing the bear to moan and triggering the paw-chewing behavior. A method that’s considered more humane is the use of a permanent hole in the bear’s stomach that allows bile to drip freely from the gall bladder. Unfortunately, this can cause bile to enter the blood stream and is prone to infection, leading to a high mortality rate.

I usually only blog my art, but everyone should know about this. While most of us live pretty fantastic lives (even if they seem a little dull or depressing at times) we need to remember what life can be for other creatures on this earth.

eximago:

In China exists farms that extract bile from Asiatic black bears for use as a traditional medicine. To make the bile extraction process easier, the bears are kept in 2.6 feet x 4.4 feet x 6.5 feet (79 cm x 130 cm x 200 cm) cages called “crush cages” that prevent the bear from being able to move. Often kept in the cages for up to 12 years, the bears suffer severe muscle atrophy and mental trauma, often leading to self-destructive behaviors, such as the chewing of their own paws. To reach the bile, a tube is inserted in the animal’s abdomen and gall bladder, causing the bear to moan and triggering the paw-chewing behavior. A method that’s considered more humane is the use of a permanent hole in the bear’s stomach that allows bile to drip freely from the gall bladder. Unfortunately, this can cause bile to enter the blood stream and is prone to infection, leading to a high mortality rate.

I usually only blog my art, but everyone should know about this. While most of us live pretty fantastic lives (even if they seem a little dull or depressing at times) we need to remember what life can be for other creatures on this earth.

Check this one out, it’s encaustic wax on top of spray paint with cigarettes. Smoking is bad for your lungs.

Check this one out, it’s encaustic wax on top of spray paint with cigarettes. Smoking is bad for your lungs.

One of my first experiments with stenciling and acrylic paints. It’s the meditating shmelty lotus man :) This is painted on wood and I believe it’s about 1x1.5 feet

One of my first experiments with stenciling and acrylic paints. It’s the meditating shmelty lotus man :) This is painted on wood and I believe it’s about 1x1.5 feet

Big 55” by 48” painting

Big 55” by 48” painting

Shmelty deer tee for the holiday season :)

New Beanie I painted for my homie!

New meditating lotus man tee with neon splatter and some black light photos. Check them out on etsy by searching shmelt.