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Pierre Schaeffer

From the original Analog Industries archive. Some links and images from that era no longer resolve.

Stefan got the artwork done for the Pierre Schaeffer t-shirt (click the image for a much larger version, and if you need to school on Pierre, here is a good place to start), and now we’re trying to decide what color to make the shirts. We’ve narrowed it down to four, and here are the choices, modeled on an unnamed bearded Silverlake hipster who bears a striking resemblance to Billy from Six Feet Under:

Obviously, “asphalt” was what we did the Delia tees in. However, I did get two run in Navy: one for my wife, and one for Tara Busch, and the Navy takes the discharge ink really well. You can see Tara “unboxing” hers here. I would like to do a different color than the Delia ones, but I’m torn as to which to do. So, in the true democratic fashion, we’ll have a poll.

(Poll removed because it’s made of fail.)

Whichever one has the most votes is the one we’ll do, unless it’s really close, in which case, Stefan can decide, thus deflecting the righteous synth-nrrrd anger across an ocean.

We’re going to do the ordering a bit differently this time, because a lot of people got left out in the cold with the last shirt. We’re going to have open pre-ordering for four days, and whatever is ordered in that amount of time is what we’ll get made.

10 comments

  1. expertsleepers

    I voted 'asphalt'. I like the idea of a matching set (assuming you keep doing this!).

  2. kRYPToPS

    Not to be a war-monger but I vote army or navy. When/how do I order? I'd like an M.

  3. Chris Randall

    We'll have ordering next week. It'll be open, pick your size and pay.

    -CR

  4. Ataru

    I already own too many asphalt American Apparel shirts.

  5. noisegeek

    BTW, since I haven't seen it mentioned yet, the space invader headband on the Delia design is a great touch.

  6. Chris Randall

    This one has space invaders as well, just for the record.

    -CR

  7. tngregory

    i am not missing out on this one the way i did delia's.

  8. tubber

    i'm digging the continuation of the "disembodied head and hands" portrayal of our electronic forebears.

    i will have them all.

  9. Crashproof

    With the noir-ish silhouette, he totally looks like Harrison Ford, using a keyboard to control the image enhancing gizmo from Blade Runner.

    So much more elegant than the awkward voice commands.

  10. noisegeek

    So it does. Nice.

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