Soul Tribe Pillows
Description: The image is a stylized representation of the album cover for “De La Soul Is Dead”, the iconic 1991 release by hip-hop group De La Soul. The left side of the image features the album title in distressed, gritty text. To the right, a cracked red flowerpot lies on its side, spilling out soil and wilted cartoonish daisies, symbolizing the end or rejection of their earlier, more lighthearted "D.A.I.S.Y. Age" aesthetic.
Description: He wears a mask just to cover the raw flesh. This design pays tribute to the greatest villain in hip-hop history, MF DOOM. Featuring the iconic Metal Face mask aesthetic, this graphic honors the legacy of Daniel Dumile. From Operation: Doomsday to Madvillainy, represent the Supervillain who held it down for the underground. Remember: All Caps when you spell the man name.
