Due to it’s repetetiveness, 09-09-09 the date is causing a roucous. Threadless has just hopped on the loco bandwagon and is having a major $9 sale to celebrate all the 9’s going around. So, I thought I’d put together a list of shirts that are a collision of both worlds: the Threadless community and designer toys (and designers too)!!

Andrew Bell get’s the ball rolling with his “Eat Shirt and Die”

Andy Jenkins created the “Lettus Bee” skateboarder falling flat on his face figure, produced by Ningyoushi and Upper Playground. Awesome figure, I truly wish I was around for it. There’s nothing like someone smashing their face, no? =)

Bwana Spoons. I’m not into his stuff too much, although Steven the Bat really does make me warm and fuzzy, so does the Whale. Damn it, maybe I do like his stuff. =D

McBess. I remember getting an email from ALBOTAS about this designer whose design did not get accepted by KidRobot. Kind of sucks for him because I really dig it. Only if it stayed in Black and White though, I feel color would change the look completely. His artwork is pretty cool though.

Skwak is the last artist. I don’t remember where I’ve seen the works of this French Artist, but I have… his tee is too loud for me, but it seems like he makes his own toys.

All of these shirts are up on Threadless right now, and they’re only $9! Tees for less than $10 is not something you find often. If you don’t like any of these, it’s fine, because they have a HUGE selection and various sizes too. The largest for women’s is a 2XL, and Men’s it’s a 3XL, so even heavy set people can enjoy. I myself wear a comfortable XL and I’ve always loved their quality tees– so much so, that I wear them too much and people think I don’t do laundry.

This upcoming weekend, Bwana Spoons, will be stopping by Kidrobot NY for a special book and print release. His book, Welcome to Forest Island, contains 144pgs of his art– which I haven’t seen in person, but I hear is stunning. The book will retail for $30 and I have no details on the print, other than the name: Jesse & the Pinwheel.

I will definitely be attending this show, even though its on a Sunday and interferes with my Monday Morning anxiety. Haha. =) I’m hoping that I’ll be able to score a sketch from him in my black book, anyone else going?

Can’t get enough of your favorite artists? Well I believe Fully Visual has found a way to display your love for your favorite artists even more. I just got word that The Art Liberation has placed lamps created by Amanda Vissell, Joe Ledbetter and Bwana Spoons on sale today. Each lamp will cost you $200 bucks, which at first does seem quite steep… but you should know that each design is limited [Vissell: 25, Ledbetter: 40, Bwana: 20] and comes with a signed and numbered certificate of authenticity.  If you want to get your hands on one, do it quick, you can head on over to The Art Liberation. Hit the jump for an additional image of Spoons’ lamp while lit.