Class Of Pillows
Description: The design comes from a legendary political cartoon from 1911 that's an American cartoon caricature critical of capitalism copied from a Russian flyer from 1901. It depicts the capitalist system as a social pyramid with peasants and workers at the bottom ("We work for all", "we feed all"), the bourgeoisie above them ("We eat for you"), the military above them ("We shoot at you"), the clergy above them ("We fool you"), royalty and state leaders above them ("We rule you"), and finally a money bag at the top representing capital as the ruler of all. This design has been redrawn, recolored, remastered, and digitized by me. Check out more of my art and products at https://spacedoglaika.com/
Description: Organized class-conscious workers are all that's needed to rid the earth of the parasitic capitalist class. This political cartoon was originally from the May 1938 edition of The One Big Union Monthly, a monthly publication by the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW). I have completely digitized, redrawn, and refinished this work of art, as well as rewritten the text for the sake of legibility - for the sake of preserving and archiving this important piece of labor history. The IWW still exists today, and if this political cartoon still rings true to you, even nearly a century after it's original publishing, you should consider looking up your local IWW chapter. Check out more of my art and products at https://spacedoglaika.com/
Description: Celebrate your graduation with our “Class of 2023” print design. Perfect for high school or college graduates, this print features a bold “Class of 2023” design that will make you stand out on your big day or going Back to School. Made from soft and comfortable materials, this shirt is perfect for graduation parties and celebrations. Order now and show off your senior class pride with our Class of 2023 T-Shirt. Don’t miss out on the chance to commemorate the Class of 2023 with this must-have graduation apparel.
Description: 'Class of' tees originated in the '70s, primarily as iron-ons in the 'make your own t-shirt' shops that were rapidly becoming a fixture in American malls. These were initially sold with high school graduation years in mind, but by the mid-'80s, many were buyer them with a birth year in mind, but whatever your reason is, one thing holds true - the 'class of' designs never go out of style... even if the year you're wearing has nothing to do with you whatsoever.
Description: 'Class of' tees originated in the '70s, primarily as iron-ons in the 'make your own t-shirt' shops that were rapidly becoming a fixture in American malls. These were initially sold with high school graduation years in mind, but by the mid-'80s, many were buyer them with a birth year in mind, but whatever your reason is, one thing holds true - the 'class of' designs never go out of style... even if the year you're wearing has nothing to do with you whatsoever.
Description: 'Class of' tees originated in the '70s, primarily as iron-ons in the 'make your own t-shirt' shops that were rapidly becoming a fixture in American malls. These were initially sold with high school graduation years in mind, but by the mid-'80s, many were buyer them with a birth year in mind, but whatever your reason is, one thing holds true - the 'class of' designs never go out of style... even if the year you're wearing has nothing to do with you whatsoever.
Description: 'Class of' tees originated in the '70s, primarily as iron-ons in the 'make your own t-shirt' shops that were rapidly becoming a fixture in American malls. These were initially sold with high school graduation years in mind, but by the mid-'80s, many were buyer them with a birth year in mind, but whatever your reason is, one thing holds true - the 'class of' designs never go out of style... even if the year you're wearing has nothing to do with you whatsoever.
Description: 'Class of' tees originated in the '70s, primarily as iron-ons in the 'make your own t-shirt' shops that were rapidly becoming a fixture in American malls. These were initially sold with high school graduation years in mind, but by the mid-'80s, many were buyer them with a birth year in mind, but whatever your reason is, one thing holds true - the 'class of' designs never go out of style... even if the year you're wearing has nothing to do with you whatsoever.
