The tradition continues. Today, we unveiled Element Fusion's Summer 2009 t-shirt, designed by Chris Borah. The white shirt is perfect for deflecting the hot summer sun while the offset graphic, consisting of a smattering of original lyrics over an obfuscated image of Mount Rushmore, symbolizes ... well, actually, we have no idea what the lyrics or images mean. But that's ok. Chris is a pretty deep thinker so I'm confident there are layers and layers of meaning here that will continue to be unpacked for years to come.

Alright, so here's a look at the shirt as worn by our in-house t-shirt model, Chad.

Working on his Mac book Pro in the heat of the summer is no problem for Chad as he stays cool and stylish in his 2009 Element Fusion shirt

A close up of the shirt's graphic and the lyrics rich with meaning

Here's a picture of the shirt's designer, Chris Borah, via video chat. As you can see, Chris is always deep in thought and surrounded by lush fabrics

Late last year, we began a new tradition here at EF. Every quarter, we design and print a t-shirt. We have lots of talented designers on our team and they take turns creating their masterpieces of wearable art.

The shirts are printed in limited quantities. Every Element Fusion employee receives the quarterly shirt, and each shirt is also framed and displayed as artwork here in our corporate offices. Plus, we usually have a few shirts left over from each run that we can give away here and there whenever we feel the need.

Up to now, we haven't featured our quarterly shirts on our blog, so I wanted to make sure we did so. So far, we've completed two different shirts, and you can see them below. Of course, there will be more to come and we'll be sure to share them here as they arrive.

Winter 2008 Element Fusion Shirt

Chad shows us that checking emails and tweets on your iphone is no problem in this chocolate brown shirt featuring design by Jason Zimdars.

Here's a closer look at the Winter 2008 art.

Sprint 2009 Element Fusion shirt

Chad shows us that checking emails and tweets on your iphone is equally as effortless in this kelley green ensemble designed by Amine Ouahidi.

Here's a closer look at the Spring 2009 art.

Yesterday, we launched WebDesignersAreSexy.com. Why? Just for fun. We got such a great response to the shirts at SXSW that we felt they deserved their own website. Check it out.

Send us your photo

As you'll see on the site, there's a photo gallery featuring pictures of people wearing their "Web Designers are Sexy" t-shirts. If you have a shirt, we'd love to add a photo of you to our gallery. Please fill out the form on the site to send us one. Extra bonus points are given for creative pictures and clever captions.

Want a shirt?

We've had a lot of people ask us about how to get a shirt. Well, here's your chance. Help us promote WebDesignersAreSexy.com on Twitter before the end of day tomorrow (Thursday, March 26th, 2009), and you'll have a chance at one of five shirts we'll be giving away. Just include a link to the site in your tweets.

Thanks for the help!