Origin Tapestries
Description: ORIGIN and its founder Richard "Lord British" Garriott "created worlds" from 1983 to 2004. Huge sagas like Ultima (!!!) and Wing Commander saw the light, then System Shock, Strike Commander, Crusader, Abuse, Shadow Caster and so on... In short: one of the most iconic softwarehouses from the '80 and '90. This logo is a vectors replica of the second version (the one I remember most fondly), then masked with scratches and age old dust. Hope you like it! :-D
Description: Distressed Stamp - Beef Origin Question Design (Dark Version) Raw and unpolished on purpose: this design leans into hand-stamped, speckle-textured navy type with the grain and grit of a real screen-printed flyer, no advocacy copy attached — just the bold question, “Where’s the beef from?” A rougher, more DIY-protest feel than the cleaner statement pieces in this collection, built for anyone who wants their beef-origin question to look like it was pulled straight off a picket sign. Strong navy-on-white contrast reads sharp on tees, totes, and hoodies alike. From Puff Sumo — designs with something to say.
Distressed Stamp - Beef Origin Question Design (Dark Version) Tapestry
by Puff Sumo
$23 $30
Description: Retro Farmland Cow Beef Origin Poster Design A quiet, painterly moment out on the range: a single cow stands in an open field under a distressed salmon-and-cream sky, with “Where’s the beef from?” stamped above in weathered vintage type. Unlike the bolder statement pieces in this collection, this design leans fully into retro landscape illustration — muted tones, grain texture, and a nostalgic screen-print feel that works as much as wall art as it does apparel. A great pick for farmhouse decor fans, rural americana lovers, and anyone who wants the beef-origin question asked a little more quietly. From Puff Sumo — designs with something to say.
Description: Distressed Stamp - Beef Origin Question Design Raw and unpolished on purpose: this design leans into hand-stamped, speckle-textured navy type with the grain and grit of a real screen-printed flyer, no advocacy copy attached — just the bold question, “Where’s the beef from?” A rougher, more DIY-protest feel than the cleaner statement pieces in this collection, built for anyone who wants their beef-origin question to look like it was pulled straight off a picket sign. Strong navy-on-white contrast reads sharp on tees, totes, and hoodies alike. From Puff Sumo — designs with something to say.
