There are no shortage of blogs and online forums dedicated to t-shirts; by one estimate, there are more than 100 such sites. One of my personal favorites is Thunderfrogs, a U.K.-based site that aims the spotlight on unique tees with sci-fi, cinematic and action-adventure motifs from around the globe. In the course of the last year, I’ve developed a friendly relationship with Andy, the editor of said site, mostly via e-mail and the occasional Facebook chat. I recently sent him some general questions about tee blogging and he graciously took the time to respond with thoughtful answers, which I’ve posted below. Thanks again, Andy!

Andy, in full-blown pirate gear.

IG211: “So, tell us a little bit about yourself (i.e. name, age, day job, where you live).”

Andy: “Name: Andy, a.k.a henryv
Age: 28
Day Job: Financial Accountant
Location: Manchester, UK.”

IG211: “What lead you to start blogging about t-shirts and when did you start Thunderfrogs?”
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Earlier this month, I told you about a contest that FIC was co-sponsoring along with Color Overload, which incidentally is a highly-trafficked t-blog that has recently unveiled fantastic, animal-themed designs at its webstore.

I’ve just been notified by Andy, the editor of Thunderfrogs, an influential U.K.-based tee shirt blog and the organizer of said competition, that the lucky winners have been determined.

As you’ll learn in his post, two entrants were selected at random. Their prize? The FIC tee of their choice.

Tim G., of San Francisco has chosen the Caduceus tee; meanwhile, Aeric W. of Japan has elected to receive the Mumford top, fine selections both. I commend the victors for their good taste. I’ve embedded pics of both below, so you can see for yourself.
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