Torn Heart Long Sleeve T-Shirts

A torn heart, dusty version. Check out the other clean red version.

A torn red devil like heart.

Torn stitch-sewn heart print from DappyStitch,

art (c) sam segal

Free Love ticket design with torn effect

Pink torn heart fractal design

Heart dead and torn

For the broken hearted

torn to pieces, but fixed, almost like new

Add some romance to your life with this collaged heart, why wait for Valentines Day? This would make a perfect gift for a wedding present, engagement or anniversary gift or just declare your love for yourself or someone you hold dear!

If your style is anything but subtle, you'll surely love this busy dripping heart graphic!

You've gotta love this T-shirt where it actually looks like your heart is gonna jump outta your chest. This valentine's day let the one you love know exactly how you feel with this romantic, funny t-shirt and other items.

If you were the kid who was always doodling in class, then you'll surely love this bright design!

Aw, did Puddin' break your heart? Don't worry, cheer yourself up with a cute split-pattern graphic!

This design is part of the cover of Peso for the artist Auspex.

Abstract collage using my treated torn paper, featuring a heart.

If your style is anything but subtle, you'll surely love this busy dripping heart graphic!

Zombie in romance, Heart balloon, sweet advance, Love in every glance.

Love for Afghanistan

https://www.instagram.com/water_curls/ enjoy :D

"Game Over" captures the bittersweet reality of relationships with its poignant depiction of a torn-apart cartoon wedding picture. The pun text, "Game Over," serves as a metaphor for the transition that occurs after marriage, signaling the end of the dating phase and the beginning of a new chapter. This design evokes a mix of emotions, including reflection, as it reminds us of the journey we embark on when we say "I do." It symbolizes the growth, love, and the acceptance of change that come with the next stage of life. It's a powerful reminder to cherish the memories and embrace the new beginnings that follow, with a touch of nostalgia for the game of love that brought us together.

Broken-hearted? Who cares?

A devilish heart torn apart.

Heart broken for Life.