What do you call this type of style/design?

[asaab00]

Is there a name for this type of style? I"m trying to look for more examples, but am having a hard time.

http://www.lisyb.com/designers/sass_bide/sass_bide_acid_skeleton_tank.html

http://www.cafepress.com/postgear.5887505

[nyc_skater]

I don't know exactly what you'd call it, but I've seen it called "new school graphic style" before.

I can tell you where I think it comes from.

I think it's a product of the software that's used to make it if you know what I mean. It seems a lot of this style shows up in glossy computer arts mags under the "who's cool now of illustrator users" or something.

I would say it's similar to scratching on a turntable.

[chris_bcn]

Is it "a little bit naff" school of design?

I would get into so much trouble from me Mam if I'd scratched anything round our house

[drewfio]

i'd call it vector art! don't know what it's really called, but i bet a lot is done in adobe illustrator

[reuber1]

I think it looks nice, but I wonder if the creators can ever explain what it means.

Personally, though, I do like it.

[PrintDriver]

Try "fantasy illustration". Maybe add the term abstract.
It's not always vector art. A lot of it is pen and ink.

[Gromit801]

That style of webdesign, is called COMMON.

[cjoe]

the style of the tshirts? well its really a mishmash of philosophies, postmodern; new modern. The style is new, so it probably wont get named until its 10 years old, bit like grunge.

[asaab00]

Can anyone recommend me to any art sites with more examples of styles/design similar to the ones mentioned above? Doesn't have to be t-shirts, just general examples of that style. Thanks

[nyc_skater]

I'm going to recall my old post of what i thought it was and now call it fancy pinstriping

[1ooScreamingTrees]

I'm not sure - but if you need inspiration - just about every single shirt in aeropostle has this style of design on it...and 100 other clothing retailers as well.

I personally like it - but as printed work - not on my clothes.

I think it's a product of the software that's used to make it if you know what I mean.

No, sorry. Lots of this work is done by very talented illustrators. Yes - they're trendy and 'everyone' is working in this style, but that does not mean it is a product of software.

Like PD said - a lot of this type of work can be found in pen & ink...these people can draw.

[firewired]

I don't know...but does anybody have that girl's number? :D