Can T-Shirts
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I am so tired of people in my area complaining about the graffiti. The Marrickville area has some awesome work which should be celebrated.
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Angel Spray / How times have changed. Graffiti/street artists are so mainstream now, they have become the angels and darlings of the modern art world. Currently, six internationally acclaimed street artists are being featured at the Tate Modern in London. They have each created a huge piece on the facade of the iconic London modern art gallery. Take a look here Detail: /
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That’s right people! Join the revolution!! note: I have it on no authority (4 different free translation sites!) that the Chinese characters read “Join the revolution” and I lovingly translated this into everybody’s favourite: Engrish.
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My third attempt at toppling the tobacco industry :)
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psst psst… It’s subconsciously desensitizing you to vandalism… you just don’t know it yet / / / / / / / / / / / / / /
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The text on this shirt readsJust because I can’t see, doesn’t mean I can’t SEE Hopefully, people will understand that and I won’t need to explain it. 50% of my profits from any sales of this shirt will be donated to the CNIB (Canadian National Institute for the Blind) once a year, on receipt of my payment from Redbubble. Canadian National Institute for the Blind – Onario Area
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I know its rather simple and more cartoon-ish than anything I have previously done, i think it’s pretty damn cute haha.
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Just a design I did for class, I kinda liked it. / So here it is.
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You can only imagined if it happened to you. / through torture / through abuse / through self mutilation / through accident or mishap / How would it affect YOU
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/ I can Stand on My Hands Ladies Lace Up Shoes now available at Zazzle / I can stand on my Hands Children’s Shoes Slipons at Zazzle I Can Stand On My Hands by Karin Taylor – created for Drawing Day ‘08 / A pen and pastel drawing on brown paper coated in stripes of white gesso! / from the Kids Series / /
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Weekend T-Shirt Challenge – Agent Provocateur / Theme: Your vision of the future Myopia is an eye condition also called near- or short-sightedness. Those with myopia see nearby objects clearly but distant objects appear blurred. Sorry to be all doom and gloom, but I see myopia as a metaphor for the way we human animals see with little future foresight. When we look to science and it becomes so big and powerful that we see it first over nature as our path forward, then we begin to badly play at being gods. Then our future becomes most uncertain. Even one of greatest scientists Einstein conceded that humans needed a whole radically new form of thinking if we are to move forward and survive. And I tend to agree. The heart holds the capacity for compassion, nurturing and love. And we always look outside of ourselves. Pack your bags…the end is neigh!
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I can touch my toes… The original creation is on brown paper / with white gesso and black pen and leather / cord for her hair bows, then played a little with it in adobe photoshop
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Cats are crazy. Crazy for food.
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live in motion. / was one of their more famous posters seen around. xx
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I Can Touch My Nose by Karin Taylor created on brown paper roll, with white acrylic gesso background, / used Faber Castelle ink pen and pencil to create the design
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The times, they are revolving. This shirt won the first t-shirt revolution challenge. Witness the bannery evidence below: /
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Make Art not War! / . / detail: /
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Pen sketch
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Yin Yang Obama Yes We Can T Shirt
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