Georgia And Peach Kids T-Shirts

Clean and minimalist design inspired by the Netflix show Ginny and Georgia with Antonia Gentry and Brianne Howey. Scenes from the show integrated in a the shape of a peach (G&G in the car, G&G hugging, Birthday Ginny, Max and MANG)

Peaches and nature. Original art in retro style.

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This bold graphic is inspired by a line from T. S. Eliot's poem "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock." Duane Allman of the Allman Brothers was asked how he was helping the revolution. He said, “There ain’t no revolution, only evolution, but every time I’m in Georgia I ‘eat a peach’ for peace.” Allman quoted part of a line from Eliot's poem. It said, "Do I dare to eat a peach?” It's a metaphor for life. Eat it when it's young before old age spoils it. You might drip peach juice on your new dress or pants, but so what! Take the chance. Life can get messy. It can be sour or sweet. Risk it! Bite into it. Dare to eat the damn peach! If nothing more, eat it for peace! Evolve.

Running along the Savannah River, River Street is the foremost place to experience Savannah’s culture, history and haunted past.

Inspired in the new Netflix show: Ginny and Georgia and their new life at the New England town "Wellsbury" after years on the run.

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Georgia goes purple in 2020

Running along the Savannah River, River Street is the foremost place to experience Savannah’s culture, history and haunted past.

Morning on River Street

Running along the Savannah River, River Street is the foremost place to experience Savannah’s culture, history and haunted past.

In 1879, Georgia state senator Herman H. Perry put forward a flag to memorialize Confederate soldiers during the American Civil War. Perry himself had served as a colonel in the Confederate army during the war, and based the design on the First National Flag of the Confederacy, commonly known as the 'Stars and Bars'. Over the years the flag has been modified with various emblems being added, but the first flag, as shown in this design, was much more simplistic and featured a solid blue band with no additional emblems.

Running along the Savannah River, River Street is the foremost place to experience Savannah’s culture, history and haunted past.

Savannah, GA / USA - March 13, 2016: Savannah, Georgia's world famous River Street in the early morning hours.

Running along the Savannah River, River Street is the foremost place to experience Savannah’s culture, history and haunted past.

Running along the Savannah River, River Street is the foremost place to experience Savannah’s culture, history and haunted past.

Running along the Savannah River, River Street is the foremost place to experience Savannah’s culture, history and haunted past.

Peaches.