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Artus Clothing is a clothing company that produces t-shirts and sweatshirts. It was founded in Los Gatos, California in 2002 by David Box and Mike Donahue. Artus promotes and sponsors both local and mainstream musicians, and sponsored musicians as well as professional illustrators have contributed artwork to its line of t-shirts.
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Artus Clothing is a clothing company that produces t-shirts and sweatshirts. Founded in Los Gatos, California in 2002 by David Box and Mike Donahue, Artus promotes and sponsors both local and mainstream musicians.
In addition to professional illustrators, sponsored musicians such as dredg bassist Drew Roulette and Bicasso of Living Legends have contributed artwork to Artus's line of t-shirts.
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Artus Clothing is built on the simplest garment in fashion — the printed t-shirt and sweatshirt — with the value placed entirely in the artwork and the network behind it. A graphic shirt company does not compete on cut or fabric technology; it competes on whose art is on the chest and who is seen wearing it. Artus drew its designs from two sources: professional illustrators, and the musicians the company sponsored, so the line carried work by performers such as Drew Roulette of dredg and Bicasso of Living Legends.
Sponsorship worked both ways. The musicians received support and clothing; the label received designs, catalog appearances and on-screen placement, as when Pete Charell of Trapt wore the Jelly design in a music video. For a small California label founded in 2002, that exchange was the marketing department: no advertising budget could buy the same credibility with the audience that listens to those bands. The model depends on staying close to a music scene — local acts as well as mainstream ones — and turning that proximity into a steady flow of original graphics, which is why the catalog itself featured the musicians rather than models.
Artus Clothing was founded in Los Gatos, California in 2002 by David Box and Mike Donahue. The company produces t-shirts and sweatshirts.
Artus promotes and sponsors both local and mainstream musicians, and musicians contribute artwork to the line: dredg bassist Drew Roulette and Bicasso of Living Legends are among those who have designed for Artus, alongside professional illustrators.
Trapt bassist Pete Charell wore the Artus Jelly design in the music video for Stand Up from the Someone in Control album, and Drew Roulette and Strata drummer Adrian Robison appear in the 2006 Artus Clothing catalog.