In 2006 Philip designed surrealistic-imaged T-shirts for The Imaginary Foundation.

The designer was contracted to design T-shirts for Dave & Buster's, but they never hit the stores.

Mr. Whitney's sister, who works in an advertising office, had designed T-shirts for the 15 family members who attended the ceremony.

The booths will be set up for children to design T-shirts and make hats, belly-dancer outfits, mosaics, capes and restaurant menus.

He taught himself computer graphics there and went on to design T-shirts.

For this, the housemates decided to design and produce T-shirts to be sold to people outside the House.

He designed T-shirts with cheeky messages.

The children pasted stickers on paper, designed T-shirts, played some games, ate cake and ice cream, and left.

They designed T-shirts, hired referees and security guards and arranged for insurance.

Such is the emphasis on creativity that you might expect the employees to be writing poetry rather than designing T-shirts and faxing shipment orders.