Description: Think Dammit, by artist Chris Page aka Psipook. An invitation to think, or despair at the thought of it; an act of reaching, or an act of resistance? Or is it a portrait of the artist trying to think of something to put on his next shirt? Either way, it looks good on the wall or on a t-shirt. Original art is ink, pastel, gouache, and acrylic on prepared paper.
Description: Smoking head … or head smoker? This picture expresses how I used to feel about being addicted to cigarettes. I was a pretty heavy smoker — at least as hooked as the person in the picture. I was morphing into a cigarette. The original artwork is ink and gouache on paper, now over 30 years old — and it shows, slightly. The paper isn't a perfect rectangle, and any such inconsistencies in the print are a faithful reproduction of the original artwork, not production errors. I gave up smoking a long time ago. Giving the baccy the boot: one of life's (very few) great achievements.
Description: “Look the bollocks — be the bollocks.” It is very important in these times of social, political, and environmental collapse to wear clothes emblazoned with a small red box on the chest. The red box and the white lettering it contains should be appropriated from an anti-consumerist artist of renown, who in turn appropriated her look, for the purposes of satire, from the mainstream press and marketing. What is clearly needed now is another t-shirt designer who has appropriated the red tag from the fashionistas own twice-appropriated red tag, who will sell it back to the punters. This all sounds like a lot of bollocks. Which it is. Hence the design. And the others in the series. Wear and appropriate the bollocks from Fictional S
Bollocks T-Shirt
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