logo or design on pretty much anything (but they probably draw the line at body parts... so let's limit the inquiries to T-shirts, canvas bags and the sort). They're moving into the bustling, artsy Fremont community at 112 N. 36th Street. Not only will they be offering a storefront for their services in custom design and printing, but also selling products from Row Boat Press as well as an additional selection of unique, independent handmade goods for the home. more ›

A year ago Liberty, the coffeeshop/bar/sushi joint on 15th Ave, had the unmitigated gall to advertise their establishment via posters on telephone poles near their business location. As with the Iraq War, China's unlawful presence in Tibet, and Crash's Oscar win, Liberty's advertisements resulted in massive protests. Or at least some classic passive-aggressive Seattle behavior, like an "I, Anonymous" submitted to The Stranger and masking tape put on the posters indicating that Liberty was a "bad neighbor." Oh uptight Seattleite, way to stick it to the (small, independent business) man! more ›

Attention Pearl Jam fans and Flatstock attendees: You need the new, superfancy art book Pearl Jam vs Ames Bros: 13 Years of Tour Posters. more ›