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Orbital Cut Sew

$53.95

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This heavyweight t-shirt features dye sublimation print with eco-friendly inks designed to last for years without fading. Individually sewn together by skilled artisans in the USA. 100% Premium Polyester. Unisex sizing to fit most people.

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Product Features
  • Sustainably sourced cotton plus recycled poly rPET blend
  • Soft feel and lightweight
  • Offset carbon footprint
  • Unisex sizing to fit all people
  • Ethically made, sweatshop-free
  • Designed by a freelance artist
About this Design

This design features a variety of small, abstract geometric shapes arranged in a random pattern on a dark background. The shapes include spirals, stars, circles, and grids, and they are rendered in pastel hues like pink, yellow, and green with a neon glow effect. The imagery gives off a modern, dynamic, whimsical feeling suitable for vibrant and edgy custom products.

DegaStudios

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Still frames from the 1968 video Experiments In Motion Graphics, currently in the Public Domain. Demonstrator: John H. Whitney Developer of the computer program: Dr Jack Citron of I.B.M. Filmed at the Health Sciences Computing Facility of the School of Medicine at UCLA.

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