I’ve been all over child stuff lately, with my dear and sweet friend Solène giving birth to an adorable baby boy. Mind you, I don’t usually put so much superlatives in a sentence, especially when talking about children, babies, and living things smaller than a dog but who don’t own enough hair to be cuddly. Anyway, let’s say that for once, I can find the idea of smaller clothes fun, especially since you can buy graphics you wouldn’t wear yourself.

So this morning, I was sent the link to AAITSKI!, a company screen-printing manually cute graphics for little design-inclined beings. (I’m totally using too many words in a row in an attempt to hide the fact I can’t think properly these days)

They classify their tees by “boys and girls”, “animals” and “vehicles” (for babiez, little brothaz and sistahz, brothaz and sistahz) – in their own words. It’s cute, fun, and they are extra-nice people. Enjoy!

“@ilovegraphics: – Maybe rainbow gradients, curvy texts and drop shadows are just a different way to love type. A painful way for the eyes, sure.
@jbaldwin: – ah yes, like dressing up your cat! Everyone has different ways of saying “I love you!”"

Saw that during the first day of OFFF Festival yesterday, and can’t help to think it’s awesome. Also, I need to tell you all about all those conferences, the very minute I find time to write. If they ever get their wifi on one day, I’ll even be livetweeting. So far it’s been amazing! I mean, Craig Ward, Neville Bordy, Bazooka, and today Pleix and the like? Great. Plain old great.