Tapestries
Description: A woman throwing her hands over her head with pleasure, retro old magazine erotica look
Ecstacy Tapestry
$30
Description: A tribute to brutalist architecture and also life being hard. Celebrate brutalism and existential misery at the same time with this picture of a building.
BRUTAL Tapestry
$30
Description: This is a picture of two pocket knives! You shouldn’t call them knifes, it’s incorrect. But now your shirt can! For fans of sharp objects and cutting implements.
KNIFES Tapestry
$30
Description: Prometheus was wrong! The Industrial Revolution and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race, sure, but we never even would’ve gotten there without old Johnny Flamesnatcher giving us the ability to do things after dark. That’s why you got your liver ate, my dude! Mythology is a bi**h. Give the gods back their fire. Return to darkness.
Description: For those times you just want to disappear. Will it make you invisible? I don’t know. But i do know that it’s illegal to speak to anyone wearing this shirt. Perfect for those with social anxiety, depression, and other mental health merit badges. If I cover my face no one can see me. Is the mask either physical or emotional, or is there a deeper philosophical or even political component? I can’t answer that. I’m just rambling here. anyway, this is a picture of two people holding hands with their heads covered.
Description: Time is Fake, RIP Clocks. Years are an imaginary concept, minutes and seconds mean nothing, it’s today here and tomorrow in Australia, unless you’re in Australia, then it’s yesterday here and today where you are. See the problem? Manmade concepts, I don’t trust them! Show your disdain for natural laws with this shirt. Science? Reason? I know not these things. All I know is that last year was both a hundred years ago and yesterday. Time is dead to me. Put a skull on the clock.
Description: Rep your love of doomed Greek philosophers with this Socrates ‘Hemlock Gang’ design by Grip Grand. Who among us has not wanted to drink poison at some point? We must imagine Socrates happy. I’m mixing my philosophical schools here, but you get the point. If you love philosophy and/or hate life, this is the one for you.