Money Cross Hats
Description: Tax the Churches: Faith Shouldn’t Fund Politics — A bold visual protest, this image transforms bundles of U.S. dollar bills into a cruciform, challenging the entanglement of faith and finance. The slogan “Tax the Churches: Faith Shouldn’t Fund Politics” critiques religious institutions that accumulate wealth while influencing policy. By merging sacred symbolism with monetary critique, it calls for transparency, equity, and the separation of church and state. Ideal for civic campaigns, protest art, and SEO-rich messaging on religious accountability and nonprofit reform.
Description: The Face of a Shrinking Paycheck: Mint-Green Misery in Cross-Hatch Tears of Inflation by Puff Sumo. A gaunt, mint-green face tilts upward in pure despair, heavy brows drooping, mouth sagging, with two bold dollar signs sliding down the cheeks like tears. Rendered in dense cross-hatch and stipple engraving, it feels like a banknote portrait that finally cracked under the weight of rising prices. This is the face you make at the checkout, at the gas pump, when the rent notice arrives, or when your savings buy half what they used to. Dry, deadpan economic gloom for anyone who has done the math and wished they hadn't. Striking vintage-engraving texture and a calm mint-and-black palette.
Description: The Lottery Server - An Original Screenplay from writer Jim Catizone After winning the lottery, Corey a waiter from Pennsylvania, takes a cross country trip of discovery and self clarification. While juggling the blurred lines of his relationship with two girls, he finds a generous outlet for his fortune. (C) 2018 - Jim Catizone
