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Brian Tong is a long time favorite of Design By Humans and we're always watching him on The Apple Byte in his fresh new tees. We've asked him to share with us his favorites tees each month. Click "Thumbs up" below if you agree with his Design By Humans picks.


Let's go to space. Love the colors, against the muted background. Plus, these are a perfect match for the Kobe 8 Easter's.


The Yin Yang represents the way of life and how opposite forces are interconnected. The koi fish represents perseverance in adversity. This killer design brings them together.


I'm loving the hand drawn feel of this piece and the contrast of a beautiful girl in a toxic environment. It makes a statement about our current world, with and edge.


Bright popping colors on a Samurai figure that's typically set against darker colors and tones. This guy stands out


I love this take on the classic tiger pose that you've seen in many Asian art pieces. Now I can wear it.


If you can't tell already, I'm a big kdeuce fan. This exploded skull with its neon colors won me over right when I saw it.


Another sick kdeuce design with his signature brush strokes that will match any classic pair of Jordans that you want to rock it with.


This Collective shirt from dzeri29 shows off a panda like you've never seen before. The neon paint drips against a black shirt make this one pop. Plus, I like pandas.


I'm a fan of DBH's Collective shirts, because you can pick your own color with the design. Love this brush painted geisha against a red or purple shirt.
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