⚡️ #PopshopLive presents #ElectricPop, the new interview series hosted by pop-culture maven Jeremiah Neil. If you’re a fan of art & design, we’ve got a treat for you. Ryan Brunty of Depressed Monsters has been skyrocketing lately with all of his design success. You may have recognized his face from his late night Friday shows on Popshop Live, but Ryan is no newcomer to the design game by any means. Ryan has been holding in down in Las Vegas for the last decade. From being distributed in dope stores like Hot Topic and Zappos, he’s continuing his pledge to merge art with mental health advocacy to build a community of resilient thinkers and supporters. Ryan discusses methods of manifestation, design inspiration, dream collaborations, his Yerman Figure, and future exclusive product drops. Don’t forget, we will continue to highlight the top experts in niche e-commerce communities such as plants/horticulture, squishies, fashion, toy design, and jewelry all Spring long. Make sure to leave a like, comment, and  turn on our notification bells. 

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More about Depressed Monsters

Breaking down barriers between fashion and art, Depressed Monsters™ celebrates a punk rock, DIY ethos that stimulates a gallery-ready aesthetic. Encapsulating clothing, street art, designer apparel & toys, public speaking and mental health advocacy; Depressed Monsters is a lifestyle. Celebrating clothing as unique pieces of art by offering limited runs on crew necks and hoodies; we continue to bring designer fashion whether you’re rocking a hat or premium tee. Crossing the boundaries of wearable art, creating apparel that is uniquely "you." Depressed Monsters was founded in 2012 by Las Vegas artist, Ryan Brunty, after he lost his grandfather to cancer. Brunty began water-coloring self portraits as a way to cope with the depression that followed and Yerman the Sad Yeti was created. All of our screen prints and graphic designs are based on Brunty's street art and, more specifically, centered around Yerman. Yerman has been featured on television shows such as America's Next Top Model and MTV's The Real World along with murals in Downtown Las Vegas, NV at Zappos.com headquarters, Gold Spike DTLV, and festivals such as Life is Beautiful and Coachella.Depressed Monsters is proud to donate a portion of all proceeds to top mental health agencies to help fight the stigma around the conversation of mental health awareness.