Whrrl is a location-based social media application. Basically, you sign up and check in when you arrive at different locations using your phone or a computer. Whrrl keeps track of the places you visit and gives you deals on the types of places you’re most likely to frequent.

Like what you’re hearing? Check out Whrrl  and Sanctuary Printshop at the Austin Convention Center this Saturday. We’ll be printing shirts out of the back of the El Camino, so be sure to stop by. If you can’t wait until this weekend, sign up now for Whrrl and take the first step towards receiving great deals!

For set times and a complete lineup check out Sweet Leaf’s blog. If you’re feeling lucky enough to win VIP passes click here!

RSVP HERE

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Stay tuned for more videos coming soon – including daily reports from this year’s SXSW and all of the crazy stuff we are doing during the music industry’s “Super Bowl”.

Special thanks to The Steps and Playing In Traffic Records for the great music. Make sure to check them out.

Produced by Alissa Walters, Sanctuary Printshop.

These designs have been a long time coming. Hours have been spent designing, debating, tweaking and perfecting. Needless to say, it’s an exciting day when the screen printing finally begins!

New shirts for 2010 from The Sanctuary: "Nunnin' & Gunnin' " "Rockin' Record" "MotorPsycho" & "Stereo Heads"

This year’s collection features 18 brand new designs that we think you’ll love. We gave you a sneak peek at our TwentyTen Premiere, but the complete collection will be debuted during the big week that is know as SXSW:

• The full booth will be at GSD&M’s Idea City for Austin BarCamp V during SXSW Interactive
• The South Side Sanctuary Tabernacle of Fun will be set up from Noon to 10pm at the San Jose Hotel on South Congress, behind Jo’s Coffee from Wednesday (3/17) – Sunday (3/21)
• Friday March 19th: Coast to Coast day party, presented by Sneak Attack Media, Sneak Attack Austin & Playing in Traffic Records – sponsored by the Sanctuary Printshop RVSP HERE
• The online store launches on Monday March 15th.

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Join in the festivities! Check out this video of the Johnny Cash mural Sanctuary Printshop designed and painted on the side of Wahoo’s Fish Tacos in downtown Austin, TX.

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Today, right NOW in fact, you can RSVP for Sanctuary’s SXSW party, Coast to Coast. Presented by Sneak Attack Media, Sneak Attack Austin and Playing in Traffic Records, the party will feature six music artists that call six different regions of the U.S. their home. You’ll hear the Spring Standards from New York City, Letting Up Despite Great Faults from Los Angeles, SPEAK from right here in Austin and many more.

Sanctuary Printshop will be there printing t-shirts, but this time we won’t be the only ones pumping out Awesome-ness. Damon Johnson, founder of Royal Crush, is making the trip all the way from Brooklyn to share his work with the crowd at SXSW. Johnson graduated from New York University with a BA in Fine Arts and decided to pursue a professional art career. He’s painted murals for the interiors of nightclubs all over NYC, for the U.S. Open, and many other businesses. His work combines pop culture with references to graffiti, comics, tattoo art and art movements.

There will be plenty of Awesome to go around between the incredible artists at Royal Crush and Sanctuary Printshop and 5 hours of music from all across the country. So don’t miss out! RSVP NOW for Coast to Coast and we’ll see you at Clive Bar on March 19th from 11-6 p.m.

Check out the music video for SPEAK’s “Carrie” below!

West Austin gets a taste of the LoCo district (78745) today as the guys at Sanctuary Printshop serve up t-shirts for Lake Travis Young Life. Don’t be fooled: Lake Travis isn’t the only high school who loves LoCo. Sanctuary Printshop prints custom t-shirts for Young Life clubs all over the country. So if you’re in the market for a hot spring shirt for your event, organization or high school group, shoot us an email. We’d love to work with you.

Schwab entered the contest at the suggestion of photographer Alison Narro, but says that his chances of winning ride on the amount of love he gets from the audience.

“Whether I am victorious will depend on my support,” Schwab said. “I might pull out some special, very secret moves to impress the judges and please the crowd.”

Besides great hair, the night will feature DJ sets by Andy (The Mouth) and Huge Cock, a live performance by Diagonals and photography by Alison Narro. The fun will start around 9:30 p.m. so come on out to the Mohawk and support Schwab’s stache!

For more information, check out the event on Facebook or support Schwab here!

There’s a little something going on this weekend. No, no. We’re not talking about Valentine’s Day. I would dare to say that this is an even bigger deal. Cue the Austin Marathon and Half Marathon which attracts thousands of participants from all over the world, some of which are from right here in the capital city.

Today, Dave Schwab heat presses the running jerseys for Hill Country Conservatory at Sanctuary Printshop. The men will be sporting Patagonia base-layer shirts, with the women rocking Go Lite running jerseys. Keep your eye out for this team on Sunday. They’ll be the ones running in style. 

Remember that the Sanctuary Printshop does a whole lot more than just thrown big parties and sell our own unique graphic tees.  We make custom stuff for people like you everyday:

• Silkscreen shirts, hoodies (minimum order of 24)
• Embroidery on hats, jackets, shirts, bags – anything you can sew
• Silkscreen Posters and business cards
• Banners, stage backdrops, signage, koozies, hats, buttons (We’re talking to you SXSW event planners)

Want to impress your guests in that DIY kind of way?  We also do ON-SITE printing of both custom shirts and posters for your special events.  We’ll roll the Camino up and start printing out of the back.

Contact us first when you need a big dose of silk-screened Awesome: hello@sanctuaryprintshop.com

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