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From my tribute to American Cartoonists. Donating proceeds towards art supplies to local schools on this one minus a 20% admin. fee.

Jesus had it right. Love is the greatest lesson of all. If you come at things from a place of love you get the best results. We treat our kids with love, why should be not treat other people's kids with that same respect. It would be my dream that I can finish my book and you guys would flood every congress between now and then to learn about me and read my book - especially the one I aim to complete in the next few years- Black CLoud- The Aftermath of HUMIT. Sales from these products will fund the screenwriter.....when I sell the film rights my retirement can begin and all the years I missed a vacation....well hopefully I can catch up on enjoying my last few years on earth at that time.

Ancient symbol denoting matriarchy societies of ages ago. We need to find the balance of power and hold people accountable. This shirt will fund research into feminist issues and promote equality of the sexes.

I designed this symbol based on the four directions and colors of all tribes on earth. It is a unity flag for the youth unity movement I build in the 90's.

When my kid was 10 I asked her what I should paint and she said do some animals and help save them. We decided to support the world wildlife federation and I made all kinds of art. She drew this around that period and I made it a poster for the effort. 20% will go to World Wildlife Federation. More later after my lines more established. I helped with color on her design.

Eva wanted me to paint to save the animals. I created a few using national geographic and world wildlife photos.

The size of the population is drastically shrinking as are the polar caps. My kid asked me to do something. These pieces are part of the World Wildlife Federation fund drive. 20% of all the sales go to them. I can adjust it to 90% after the line gets better established.

She made a contribution to our World Wildlife Federation fund drive. We had over several hundred visitors and raised a little cash. I think making things more affordable should help that drive improve over time.

Slyvester Guard and I toured the SF underground for a while and now were back into commercial gigs. His line is a really great addition to backline designs and we hope to present more from him later this year. We are featuring Mr. Guard in on 2015 Art Tour landing in Central and Southern CA now....and returning to SF BAY later this year. This is a highly collectable artist with great rates and he can work in a variety of styles. See www.ripstar.cfsites.org for more about the artist.

20% goes to support the big cats!

The Tsunami prompted me to write an article following my research of the event and I discovered ecomania contributed to the cause of the nuclear meltdown. This shirt represents lives lost, the power of the ocean and the need to use the knowledge we have to reduce nonsense surround justifying toxins for temporary gains while risking significant long-term damages.

20% goes to fund the lions to ensure the maintain their place in the animal kingdom:)

In my college days I published a zine. I got detained on the street for performing, but after reciting the constitutional right to petition the government they released me. I made the newspaper that day. I guess not many dress up like aliens and have their own parade in Yellow Springs Ohio. Not long after someone stole my MO and robbed the local bank. My life really was full of interesting events. One day I should write down what I recall.

A collaboration with Sal Rascati and myself.

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By Rob Jackson founder of Backline. We feature some of the greatest artists on earth. Your purchase supports our developing line of products and a growing team of artists! see www.ripstar.cfsites.org for more info.

Ancient Christian maze.

25% goes to protect wildlife compliments Eva Jackson age 11.

Adapted from 1960's Black Power, people power and earth first symbols. I painted this on a new building once in a protest. I recently sols the very large original.

Eva (age 10) drew a picture and I made it into a shirt. Buy it so I can fund her education please. Shew wants to go to NY and perform on broadway for you.