Blog Postings for July 2010
October 07, 2010

Finroo at Bar Social from Eric Yohay on Vimeo.

Finroo at Bar Social in Long Island located near Hofstra campus. Great art, great bar, great party.

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Finroo final round- where artwork meets nightlife.

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October 05, 2010

Here at Finroo, we’re all about rethinking and rebooting the way that the art world currently operates.   We believed that there was something fundamentally wrong with a system in which talented artists had to barely scrape by, while attempting to sell canvases whose proceeds would largely go to galleries.   We believed that more intimately connecting these artists with a community of exclusive shirt and graphic design lovers would be the solution that would benefit everyone.


                Now, we are ready to launch Finroo Final Round, the next step in the evolution of art as a social experience.    Over the next month, we will be hosting a series of live art shows, where our artists will paint canvases in front of crowds of over 200 people.    These events will be held in popular bars and clubs around Manhattan, Boston, and LA.   They will take the form of two hour exhibitions, which will test the creativity and skill of our artists (have you ever held a Gin and Tonic in one hand and created a masterpiece with the other?).   All of the performance art will be sold on Finroo as original canvases, our exclusive bamboo silk shirts, and more. 


Once again Finroo final round performs a ground breaking experince.  Check out the photos from ROAR in nyc:












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September 22, 2010

Here at Finroo, we’re all about rethinking and rebooting the way that the art world currently operates.   We believed that there was something fundamentally wrong with a system in which talented artists had to barely scrape by, while attempting to sell canvases whose proceeds would largely go to galleries.   We believed that more intimately connecting these artists with a community of exclusive shirt and graphic design lovers would be the solution that would benefit everyone.


                Now, we are ready to launch Finroo Final Round, the next step in the evolution of art as a social experience.    Over the next month, we will be hosting a series of live art shows, where our artists will paint canvases in front of crowds of over 200 people.    These events will be held in popular bars and clubs around Manhattan, Boston, and LA.   They will take the form of two hour exhibitions, which will test the creativity and skill of our artists (have you ever held a Gin and Tonic in one hand and created a masterpiece with the other?).   All of the performance art will be sold on Finroo as original canvases, our exclusive bamboo silk shirts, and more. 


                The bell for the Final Round just rang, are you ready to come out of your corner?



Old soulz two steller performers PESU and Amanda Diva


Amanda-diva working her magic


Pesu adding some final touches to the scene

Eric Yohay the visionary from finroo and Yaz the man heading up the next wave of talented artists under the brand Old-Soulz inc.


Look at the people living it up!








Nikia teaching the canvas a thing or two


Eric and Pesu


The finroo gang and our HOST campus Socilte


The finished work of Nikia

Eric and Ben, the recent addition to the finroo team


PESU's final work



Nikia's final painting

Amanada Diva's final work


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July 22, 2010

Bamboo tees are excellent organic choice as it has many benefits over cotton. Bamboo fabric is much softer than cotton with a texture similar to silk. It's a naturally antibacterial and hypoallergenic product free of chemicals or pesticides. Bamboo t-shirts dry twice as fast as cotton t-shirts. Bamboo tees can be worn all year round as they keep you cool in summer and warm in winter.

The environmental benefits of bamboo t-shirts are numerous. Bamboo plants grow fast and don't require fertilizers or pesticides. They need very little water and  can survive in just about any kind of environment. Bamboo is a sustainable and renewable resource as the bamboo plant  will send out new shoots yearly that mature in as little as one to two years.


Planting bamboo can help reduce the level of carbon dioxide in the air as well as reducing soil erosion. The complex root system of bamboo plants makes them an excellent choice for planting in areas that suffer from erosion. They can also be suitable for planting in areas which have suffered significant soil degradation and deforestation.

Bamboo fabric for t-shirts is created from bamboo pulp. The fabric is bleached without the use of chlorine. Bamboo fabric tees are easy to dye and is done so without the use of harsh chemicals and other methods which use less water than the conventional dyeing methods.

There are a number of places where you can buy bamboo t-shirts, but why not buy from us at Finroo.com.

Finroo prints its graphic art designs on organic bamboo silk t-shirts, which is the ultimate fabric for soft t-shirt lovers and environmentalists alike.

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July 11, 2010

The New Owners of Finroo are hard at work trying to find the best marketing ideas for our unique products. We welcome any input from our current clients.

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