Plastic Socks
Description: The Great Wave Off Kanagawa is an artwork that has seeped into the public eye so much so that it even has an emoji. The original image is a woodblock print by the Japanese artist Hokusai. It was published sometime between 1829 and 1833. Today its image and its style crops up all over the art world. Given that the sea is featured so prominently in this image I wanted to show how much an image like this is suffering under the pressure of the modern world and if the scene took place today it could well be swimming in plastic pollution. I’ve created this design to raise awareness and contribute to fighting the causes and supporting the solutions to the horrendous problem of plastic pollution
Description: Li'l Coffin is a wild '32 sedan built by Dave Stuckey, with the first version of the car being finished in 1956. Dave continued to work and rework his hot rod over the next several years, before eventually selling it to his good friend Larry Farber. Larry was showing the car when some folks from Monogram saw it and decided that they wanted the car to make a model kit, and a deal to sell Li'l Coffin was made. Monogram sent the car for a new paint, but didn't want anything else to be changed, so the final look of the kit's box art was locked in. The original 1/24 scale Li'l Coffin plastic model kit hit hobby shop shelves in 1964 and was a runaway hit. The outrageous kustom sedan included every detail, as well as a cool skeleton figure.
Description: Stand out with this bold and edgy "Save The Turtles Hit It Raw" design! Perfect for fans of dark humor, sarcasm, and eco-conscious trends. This funny yet provocative phrase is a clever take on the zero-waste movement and turtle conservation. Ideal for those who love controversial jokes and unique statement pieces. Get it on t-shirts, hoodies, stickers, and more. Grab yours now and spark conversations everywhere!
Description: Atop the Preikestolen (Pulpit Rock) on the Lysefjord in Rogaland, Norway in May 2015. Captured by a toy Diana camera on 120mm Kodak Porta 400 speed film.
Pulpit Rock - Preikestolen - Rogaland, Norway - Diana 120mm Photograph Socks
by ZTR Norge Design
$20
Description: Stop Sucking, No More Polluting Plastic Straws is a funny T-shirt with a serious message| Plastic drinking straws pollute our planet| Plastic straws are not really necessary| Our planet needs relief from all the plastic being discarded. Plastic is not biodegradable. It pollutes our environment.
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Description: This design encourages people to be environmentally friendly and to be aware of the problems planet Earth is facing today. If humans continue to behave like pure consumerists, the catastrophe is inevitable. Everyone can do their part. You may plant trees, post on social media, avoid buying plastic packages, etc. Any help will be much appreciated by our home planet and future generations.
