Limited Edition Apparel Line Designed By Artists With A Heart For Giving To Charity
Nationally recognized artists Jason Goad, Dave Quiggle, Josh Cole and Asterik Studio are joining forces through 70 Star 7 Industries to create a limited edition line of T-shirts to support charity.
Nashville, TN (PRWEB) July 23, 2006 -- Nationally recognized artists Jason Goad, Dave Quiggle, Josh Cole and Asterik Studio are joining forces through 70 Star 7 Industries (http://www.70star7.com) to create a limited edition line of T-shirts to support charity.
Each artist involved has been given free reign to design a T-shirt however they would like and the designs will be unveiled to the public via the 70 Star 7 website at midnight on July 28 when the official site launches. Only 70 of each shirt will be printed and for each shirt sold, over 50% of the proceeds will go to charity, with a portion going to a charity of the artist’s choice and another portion being given to the artist so they can donate to an individual or family in need in their own communities.
“These are some of the most popular and talented artists around,” says 70 Star 7 Industries co-founder Josh Cole. “People are lining up to give them cash to work on projects, but they believe enough in this cause that they are freely donating their talents to affect the world and community through 70 Star 7.”
Mocha Club (www.mochaclub.org), the American Cancer Society (www.cancer.org) and First Candle/SIDS Alliance (www.firstcandle.org) are three of the charities that will be supported through 70 Star 7’s first release of limited edition shirts. New artists and new charities will be featured with each new batch of shirts created and 70 Star 7 has partnered with Stuph Merchandising (www.stuphmerch.com) to handle the production of each line of apparel.
“Our hope is that people take away the importance of forgiveness and the experience of giving to others. The ultimate goal would be for someone who has one of these shirts to be reminded of who they gave to and the feeling that comes along with giving and go back out and continue giving of themselves in their communities,” Cole states.
70 Star 7 Industries is a joint venture between Josh Cole and Chris Rader that was started with the purpose of creating awareness of art, artists and charities and to encourage consumers to get involved with charities in their local communities.
About the artists:
Jason Goad (www.ingoadwetrust.com) resides in Ohio and currently works for Mattel designing Hot Wheels cars. Previously, through his work with MTV2 and Drowning Creek Studios, he’s designed for The Donnas, Gorillaz, The Get up Kids, Pink, Ozzy Ozbourne, The Doors and Lynard Skynard.
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Dave Quiggle (www.davequiggle.com) resides in California and designe album covers, apparel and posters for bands such as Alove for Enemies, No Innocent Victim, Atreyu, Demon Hunter and Facedown Records.
Josh Cole (www.cole13.com) resides in Tennessee and has done design work for Selectric Records, Monday Morning, Grassroots Music, Sony Records, Core of Nothing and the Sound Kitchen.
Asterik Studio (www.asterikstudio.com) is located in Washington and has designed for record labels such as Atlantic, Capitol, RCA and Island and artists such as Jimmy Eat World, The White Stripes, MxPx, Jeremy Camp and many more.
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