Alienated Kids T-Shirts

They mostly wear these shirts at night....mostly.

Never coming. Always going. No place to call home.

A poor little alien lost in space after a vacation in the Milky Way galaxy.

Feel like you're from another dimension?

Alien is happy

Introverted Woman

Feel so Alienated Design. Perfect gift for a partner or friend who loves all things paranormal and ufo related.

One of many members in the Alienated Alien Army.

This design is for those of us who are not a social butterfly but a socially alienated butterfly. This piece was inspired by vintage 1970s butterfly illustrations and is full of illustrations that lead back to the title of the work like aliens, ufos, planets and stars!

This is a futuristic retro inspired design that has a socially alienated butterfly!

"Don't Be Alienated" is a design promoting unity and acceptance. It celebrates individuality while fostering connection, encouraging a society where everyone is valued, regardless of differences.

digital illustration by Matt Howse

One of many members in the Alienated Alien Army. Though unlike the others, this one has a bit of Christmas spirit.

One of many members in the Alienated Alien Army.

One of many members in the Alienated Alien Army. Some blend more than others.

One of many members in the Alienated Alien Army.

One of many members in the Alienated Alien Army.

Please don't hug me!

Organs of Worries, ballpoint pen drawing, A4, 1995. When I first uploaded this to the internet I guessed at a later date for this, but I reckon 1995 is a bout right. © Brian Benson 1995

Original vector art of a space invader. WEBSITE: www.adamsantana.com

The triumphs of life

Don't touch me!

Go away!

One dollar bill (USA, colorful and alienated

Original Abstract of a serene warrior

I drew a low status character then cloned it into a crowd of subjugated clones. They don’t look happy about it.

Unfriendly boy

Sometimes it's just a possum sort of day and you wish you could hiss at everyone to leave you alone.

Remember how cluttered our lives were before we started spending all our time looking at our smart phones?