Storm Justice Hats
Description: Blame: Finger Pointing Blame Game — Blame: Finger Pointing Blame Game is a vintage-style visual metaphor exposing the cyclical nature of scapegoating in politics, media, and civic discourse. The mirrored hands evoke endless deflection—left vs. right, us vs. them—where accountability is dodged and outrage recycled. Timeless yet timely, it critiques performative blame culture and invites viewers to question who benefits when attention is diverted. Ideal for protest art, editorial design, or civic storytelling that demands reflection over reaction.
Description: SHOW YOUR SUPPORT FOR DEMOCRACY. The United States Capitol was attacked on January 6th, 2021. Starting June 9th, the testimonies of many will be publicly broadcasted and will hopefully shed light on what happened before that shocking day, during that day, and, if warranted, show why the committee is providing criminal referrals to the U.S. Department of Justice.
Description: Masked: Fear in Plain Sight — A haunting visual metaphor for modern surveillance, silenced dissent, and fractured identity, Masked: Fear in Plain Sight captures the emotional toll of living under constant scrutiny. The obscured face and cracked textures evoke themes of psychological erosion, societal fragmentation, and the quiet terror of being seen yet unheard. In an age of performative transparency and selective outrage, this monochrome portrait becomes a protest against invisibility—where fear wears a mask and truth fights to surface.
Description: Latin: Lege Sine Metu et Favore (Apply the Law Without Fear or Favor) -- A graphic design that features the Latin phrase "Lege sine metu et favore." The text is Latin stylized with a unique, artistic font. The letters are elongated and interconnected, creating a flowing and dynamic visual effect. The phrase translates to "Apply the law without fear or favor" in English. The design's aesthetic is minimalist, with the emphasis on the creative arrangement and typography of the text, giving it a modern and impactful appearance. The use of Latin adds a classical and timeless feel to the design, making it stand out
