Black Version Posters and Art Prints
A&M RECORDS T-SHIRT Defunct Record Label Shirt - Black Version Posters and Art
by sinarmatahariii
$14
Description: For all the fans of over-the-top action sequences and gravity-defying stunts! This playful dictionary-style design pokes fun at the wild, entertaining world of Bollywood where anything can happen, and the laws of physics are purely optional. Perfect for movie buffs and lovers of Bollywood's larger-than-life style!
Description: Socialism is when the government does stuff, and the more stuff the government does, the socialister it is. OpenDyslexic version.
Socialism Is When The Government Does Stuff (OpenDyslexic Version, Black Text) Posters and Art
by Rifkele D. Leybikhe
$14
Description: This design was inspired by creating a version of Alice and the Caterpillar of Wonderland, that reflected the beauty of Japanese culture. Three more versions of this design, and many more original art designs, are in my TeePublic shop. :)
Japanese Alice in Wonderland and Caterpillar - Black Outlined Version Posters and Art
by CreatorNatTees
$14
Description: Hand on the Hilt: Yasuke 弥助 Black Samurai Ready to Draw (Dark Version) Yasuke (弥助), the African black samurai who served warlord Oda Nobunaga in Sengoku Japan, stands with one hand resting on his katana hilt, tousled locs pulled into a topknot. A bold red haori, crisp white sash and deep forest-green tones give this gritty screenprint-style portrait a striking limited-palette look, with black brush-ink 弥助 kanji looming beside him. Calm, confident and ready to draw, he's a tribute to one of history's most fascinating warriors. Perfect for fans of samurai art, Japanese kanji design, Sengoku Jidai, bushido and retro risograph illustration. A great gift for history lovers, martial artists and anyone who loves bold Japanese-inspired art.
Description: Being Ignored Is a Great Privilege — Yasuke Black Samurai Art (Dark Version) “Being ignored is a great privilege.” Yasuke knew this better than anyone. The African warrior who became a samurai under Oda Nobunaga in feudal Japan was dismissed, doubted, and written out of history — until history had to admit he was there all along. This bold glitch portrait pairs editorial serif typography with a confrontational stare and a red sun worn at the chest like a medallion. For the overlooked who are building something while no one is watching. For those who understand that being underestimated is not a setback — it is a strategy. Puff Sumo original art.
Description: The Truth I Carry Is Mine — Yasuke Black Samurai Portrait (Dark Version) “The truth I carry is mine.” Five words for every person whose story has been doubted, erased, or retold by someone else. Yasuke — the African warrior who earned the rank of samurai under Oda Nobunaga in feudal Japan — stands here not in triumph but in quiet certainty. Gray glitch armor dissolves into red at the blade. The gaze is downcast but unbroken. A piece for those who know what it costs to carry your own truth across centuries. Puff Sumo original art.
Description: My Story Is My Own — Yasuke Black Samurai Action Art (Dark Version) “My story is my own.” Yasuke — the African warrior who became a samurai under Oda Nobunaga in feudal Japan — rendered in kinetic ink illustration, katana drawn, locs wild in the wind, eyes locked on yours through the type. History tried to write him out. He wrote himself back in. This piece captures the moment before everything changes — the stance, the stillness inside the storm, the absolute refusal to let someone else hold the pen. Bold black typography, brushstroke armor, pure warrior energy. For those who have had their story taken and took it back. Puff Sumo original art.
Description: Read the Constitution: It's Time for the 25th, Stark Black Wood Type Statement (Dark Version) No color, no frills, no mixed messages. This all-black wood-type design from Puff Sumo puts one demand front and center: it's time for the 25th. Stacked in huge condensed letters like a front-page headline, it's a blunt reminder that the Constitution comes with an emergency brake, and that the vice president and cabinet have the power to pull it. For anyone worried about national security, the world stage, and who is steering the ship, it's the loudest way to say it. Rally-ready political commentary that reads from across the street. Read the Constitution, then make some noise.
