Avalonstar T-Shirts

Tuesday July 18th 2006, 4:08 am

Written by: Brian Benzinger

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One of my best buds, Bryan Veloso, held a t-shirt design contest back in 2005 where the winner won $300 dollars in prizes. Now the winning shirt is up for grabs at the Avalonstar Apparel Store with only 70 remaining and I must admit, it is a killer design. I grabbed one the other day and I can’t wait to wear it. Great work to the artist, Kyle Jones.

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