Repetition T-Shirts
Description: A stark black background displays the word "JAMESTOWN" repeated six times in large, white, block capital letters. Above the text, positioned on the left, is the flag of Saint Helena, consisting of the Union Jack and the territory's coat of arms.
Description: The design displays the numbers '404' formed by repeating the word 'ERROR' in red on a black background. The '4' shapes are outlined by fragmented and repeated 'ERROR' text, creating a glitchy, textured appearance. The center '0' is also composed of repetitive 'ERROR' text.
Description: A monochromatic composition featuring the phrase "NOT TODAY SATAN" repeated multiple times in rows. The central instance of the phrase is rendered in bold white text, standing out against a background of lighter gray text. The overall style is minimalist and impactful.
Description: No exit, no progress. "Stuck loop" is the visual representation of a mind caught in a recurring error. It captures the exhausting friction of moving constantly but never moving forward; a mechanical trap where every ending is just the start of the same disaster.
Description: This design features the word "BEATMAKER" repeated multiple times in large, bold, white capital letters with a black outline. One instance of "BEATMAKER" is enclosed within a red rectangle with a black outline. The background is solid black.
Description: Embrace the beauty of spring with this charming hand-drawn cute Easter birds and flowers seamless pattern. A delightful gift idea for toddlers, teachers, and collectors of cute anime-styled continuous floral illustrations. Upgrade your wardrobe and home accessory setup with this clean, modern, and minimalist repeating pop art.
Description: A battered transmission from an imaginary Northern department where repetition is procedure and printing errors are policy. Built from fractured type, industrial linework, bureaucratic marks and xerox-worn textures, this piece channels the stubborn visual disorder of late-'70s and early-'80s British post-punk ephemera.
