Threadless T-Shirts - Address The Issue

Address The Issue

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Afromation
on Mar 25 '08

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1.99 out of 5

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1,832 people

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41 days ago

Comments:

34 comments

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DaniellesGarden on Mar 25 '08

wow.. take out the edges and this is fantastic!!

lunchboxbrain on Mar 25 '08

incredible style.

KnitMongrel on Mar 25 '08

Lovely.

We Could Be Astronauts on Mar 25 '08

eight colours?
fantastic!

jlm1090 on Mar 25 '08

I wouldn't wear it on that army color. But I love your style! Keep it up!

madenew on Mar 25 '08

i love the army color....what message are you trying to get across? I think its about how there is freedom in this country and yet millions of homeless people are being ignored but thats just a guess

ithyrstnolonger on Mar 25 '08

woahhhh only 8 colors? amazinggggg.

Afromation on Mar 25 '08

"what message are you trying to get across? I think its about how there is freedom in this country and yet millions of homeless people are being ignored but thats just a guess."

You are exactly correct, I have been close to being there myself 12 years ago if it was not for my family. It is an issue people seldom want to face, and it is often and issue that people tnd to generalize as one race or another being lazy.

Afromation on Mar 25 '08

And what I want to address in the shirt is unforeseen circumstances can hit anyone of us at any given time; It is a tough world to live in and being homeless is no fun to say the least.

Afromation on Mar 25 '08

I expected this design to cause silence, very few comments.

atomic child on Mar 25 '08

i don't see him as homeless really...I kinda thought he was a civil war soldier to be honest ...but this is beautiful man

mesmerdesu on Mar 25 '08

the artwork is beautiful, and i love the message
$5

Ascar on Mar 26 '08

Awesome illustration.

peecee1 on Mar 26 '08

5/5

RUTH1 on Mar 26 '08

Reminds me of Paris, I've never seen that many homeless people in one place before. Not counting the "tent villages" we have around the country here that people like to pretend don't exsist (until they get bull dozed). Anyway, great art.