The people behind the artwork...

At age five, Gery Nible knew what he wanted to be when he grew up - an artist. But it was thanks to his rock-'n-roll-lovin mother - who exposed him to horror movies and Alice Cooper - that he wanted to be a Metal artist. When he was old enough at the end of the Eighties to make some moves as an illustrator, Nible made a beeline for his ultimate inspiration - Slayer. What Nible thought would be the highlight of his career all went horribly wrong, and as a result, he turned away from the world of t-shirt design for a number of years. Because of this, early Nible designs - including his "Dead Skin Mask" Slayer shirt - are now some of the rarest in the Metal lexicon.

It was only the lure of working with Overkill that convinced Nible to
give Metal designs another chance, and since then has worked almost
exclusively with them and Overkill bassist D.D. Vernis side project The Bronx Casket Company on their tshirts, CDs, logos, videos and stage design. He speaks exclusively with Tshirt Slayer about meeting Gwar, schmoozing with the Ramones, designing for Testament and what really happened with Slayer.

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Dan Seagrave tshirt and album cover artist information coming soon!

Brian Schroeder, also known as "pushead" is an artist behind tshirts like Metallica's Damaged Justice and an awesome Justice for All for all tshirts (their money tips their scales again etc), he has been creating artwork for metal/punk genres since approximately 1982, his artwork is highly distinctive and you will being to recognise it very easily, he has also done artwork for Misfits, Soundgarden, COC and Prong to name a few.

Check out more of pusheads artwork at http://www.myspace.com/pushead, as well as this interesting gallery of pushead related album sleeve work http://www.metallifits.com/pushead.html and this great compilation at ratemymusic, and of course you cant stop past the awesome pusfan.com