RBTs x Base: I Heart Art Photos

Photos from our recent art show this spring. It was a good postive turnout and I want to thank everyone who came and supported and all the great artists that featured their work in the show.

More Pictures

http://s460.photobucket.com/albums/qq327/antirbts/Art%20Show/?albumview=slideshow

The Making of a Shop...

The Making Of Très Bien Shop Malmo from tresbienshop on Vimeo.


Tres Bien: The Making Of
http://www.hyrcollective.com/daily-blog/2009/04/tres-bien-the-making-off/

Anonymous said...

This is a comment left on the photoshoot post. Hope this clear some stuff up for whoever is concerned.(But I don't think any cares anyway)


Anonymous said...
hey umm mr. robot i'm not trying to be rude and shit, but doesn't the creating of a specific logo kinda give into the whole "mainstream i want this bcuz of the logo mind frame?"
April 8, 2009 4:37 PM


Joey Robot said...
Every brand needs a logo. Or else how would you know it's a brand... Dumbest question ever.(not trying to be rude.) I believe establishing a brand name and identity is the most important thing a business can do. At the end of the day that is what RBTs is, a business. Eventhough I personally hate the business side that i do deal with and money is of little to no importance to me.(the LITTLE money I do make from the brand just sits in a shopping bag full of my old guages waiting to be reinvested) But in business and many other cases your name is all you have in the end. I started the brand with just some simple t-shirts, but the bigger picture is I would like the brand to be just a broad platform for creativity. Meaning any creative project I would like to partake in whether it be fashion, art, music, retail, design, etc. I can boarden the target audience that the project will reach by associating it with the brand. For example the recent art show(pictures will be posted soon.) and the upcoming documentary film project that i'm really excited about. By associating the art show with the brand I not only attracted people that were interested in art, but I attracted people that supported the brand. Which lead the show to be a success. Thus proving why it is important establish ones self by adopting a brand name, brand LOGO, and overall identity. So... I hope this LONG rant answered your queston and any other question you might have.
April 13, 2009 10:55 AM

RBTs x Bass Presents: I Heart Art

P.A.M. S/S 2009

"Channelling messages of positivity and mentalism — a visit to 1958New York societies where magic mushroom gatherings took place andactivities of drinking MM tea — communication with deities andMexican Hill Gods was a highly influential ritual that played apart in the visualisation of Magic Messages. As was cycling(Around and Around and around….) collage and neo-geometrics.
P.A.M.’s recurring fascination with moments of historical significanceare rediscovered and translated; Aztecs; Ancients; South America;African Dance and Rhythm and the Psyilocybe Mexicana are prominentthroughout in the form of bold geometric prints symbolizing Zigguratsand ancient man’s efforts to get closer to a greater realm.
Magic Messages reincarnates ideas and manifests itself as acid brightcolours seen in P.A.M.’s iconic surreal graphics and psychedelicoil prints. Modelled for long days, party nights, beaches, the oceanand the sun, P.A.M. are searching for the Magic of times past, andare checking their Messages on their ‘future-phones’!"

Collection: http://peeped.wordpress.com/2009/02/27/perks-and-mini-ss-2009/

Interview: http://www.oystermag.com/features/the-magic-messages-of-p.a.m.html