Files Socks
Description: Tools of my trade as a jewellery artist, metalsmith and designer. I created this pattern, using my own essential hand tools for reference. I’ve illustrated a jewellers saw, files, chasing hammer, mini anvil, loop and pliers. The essentials for creating something wonderful! If your curious about my jewellery find me at melissapedersen.com
Description: I want to believe in America, in its ideals and what it stands for. I want to feel a sense of pride when I see our flag. I want to sing our National Anthem with conviction in my heart. I want to remove any doubt from my mind that those we have elected are working in our best interests. Maybe someday I will again.
Description: Redactions: Truth Justice Denied A stark black-and-white protest image declares “TRUTH DOESN’T NEED REDACTIONS” in distressed, bold typography. The raw texture evokes urgency and defiance, challenging government censorship, political cover-ups, and institutional corruption. This minimalist design speaks volumes—calling out the Department of Justice, the Republican Party, and the so-called “liar in Chief” for concealing truth from the public. Perfect for civic protest art, editorial commentary, and activist storefronts demanding transparency and accountability.
Description: Any UFO or Santa Claus believer will love this fun, parody tee. Features a silhouette of Kris Kringle and his famous reindeer with "I Want To Believe" text. pick one up for your science fiction loving dad, mom, brother, sister, uncle or aunt. This will be a hit at Christmas Parties and you'll get plenty of compliments and laughs. Great distressed design. Awesome gift idea for an Alien or extra-terrestrial enthusiast, conspiracy theory buff, but who also loves the holiday season.
Description: EG and G Special Projects was a highly secretive division of the engineering firm EG and G (Edgerton, Germeshausen, and Grier) that was associated with advanced military and government research during the Cold War. Best known for its work at remote test sites like Area 51 in Nevada, the group provided technical support for classified programs involving experimental aircraft, weapons testing, and surveillance systems. EG and G engineers and technicians were responsible for instrumentation, data collection, and specialized logistics, often operating in extreme secrecy. Their role placed them at the center of some of the most mysterious and cutting-edge projects in U.S. defense history, fueling decades of speculation about their true scope.
