Seeds T-Shirts
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An updated version of the original, which has been moved from Artnepo’s page. AUD5.00 from the sale of each t-shirt is donated to the PigeOn Club of New York City. For more on the PigeOn Club, click here. Happy times!
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Look how big it has grown now!
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Nick Cave stencil
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I had this saved up from years ago. It was going to be a DVD packaging for a set of three bands, but I decided to go a different route. So i’m going to create these as individual shirts and also this one with all three. We shall see what happens.
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When the wind changes direction…
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Having fun with trees again! I love this idea and plan on trying some other things with it so there should be more coming soon.
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The kiwifruit originated in China.The fruit has a soft texture and a unique flavour. / Originally known as the Chinese Gooseberry, the fruit was renamed for marketing reasons in the mid-20th century, first to melonette, and then to kiwifruit. The latter name was chosen for the indigenous New Zealand bird, kiwi, which is one of the country’s national symbols. The second renaming was done in order to avoid a tariff on imported melons. (wikipedia.org)
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The Land of The Seed (L.o.T.S.) is a contemporary “Dreaming story” I wrote some years ago, and have “sat on” since then. / A few years ago, my artist friend Rose - originally from Sth Africa - agreed to do a series of charcoal-pencil sketches to compliment the written work. None have been shown in public, yet. / The images in the yellow circle (woman and man) are compiled from 2 of the 6 images done for the written work. / The overall design is based on the Aboriginal Flag hence the colours used. / So, here is one of my contributions towards “Reconciliation”, perhaps … a start of the Tjukurritja Tjukurrpa (sacred story) Land of The Seed … “Welcome to Country. My country, our Land of The Seed.”
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More trees :-)
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From little things big things grow. Change tomorrow by starting today. Inspired by the environmental state of the world and the need for change relative to our behavior. Illustration and digital art – By: Ram Castillo
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The paisley design originally came from simplified drawings of flowering plants. It is also believed to be the shape of a mango seed. / It is a beautiful organic design that I have loved for years. / My design was originally from a painting, showing the paisley designs origins in nature, that I did a few years ago. / In making it into a drawing for this t-shirt design I have attempted about 20 totally different designs and have been getting very frustrated with trying to resolve it. / Hope you like it , would love some feedback. / / I have decided to ditch the background altogether.
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... no, but that really was what he was so angry about….
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Tao (on the right) and Zen (on the left) are my gerbils, this is thier birthday card. I hope they won’t expect a real sunflower seed that big, but I’ll be sure to give them lots of treats for thier birthday! X3
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Pods
by sparklehenInk, digitally coloured
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‘LightFlower Seed’ by SBricker on a t-shirt in your choice of styles and colors… RedBubble T-Shirt designs are printed on 100% cotton American Apparel fabric, and are available in cuts to suit men, women and children. To keep them looking great, wash them cold and hang them up to dry click on “buy/preview” button above to preview your shirt with the style and color you want, and prices…
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A slice of healthy, wholemeal bread, what could be nicer!
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This is my first version of Dandelion in Flight. This design is centred, the other design is moved to the left (right when looking at the screen). © 2009 Anne Hale.
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This is another version of my dandelion tee. Just a few changes for a different look. Featured in Fabulous Ts group. © 2009 Anne Hale.
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July 2009. 1253 views © All images copyright Hunniebee 2009
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get some DNA in ya! ;]
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