Secondary Baseball T-Shirts

This design is the perfect gift for a birthday, christmas or any other occasion or celebration. It is suitable for women and men or their children ( girls and boys ).

Hawthorne’s The Scarlet Letter. Hester Prynne is behind a large “A.” Covered by 17th century New England pattern, the “A” shadow is an “H.”

ROY G BIV

Charles Dickens’ Great Expectations shows the boy Pip wandering through the blue mist of a graveyard. The selected text is an example of the elements of Setting and Tone

A midcentury modern abstract design adds a colorful fun, funky Bauhaus-esque flair to these gift items. Search for Makanahele to see my other designs.

In Mary Shelley's science fiction classic, Frankenstein, the sad creature created by Doctor Frankenstein is depicted as science gone awry.

RGB colors

For the love of colors: Primary colors, secondary colors and tertiary colors in muted tones are arranged in whorled color wheel on a light gray watercolor paper background. This looks cool on a T-shirt, especially with darker or lighter color shirts letting the colors appear quite differently. Light or dark grays or dark blue are best.

Secondary Logo of our Classic logo.

Oscar Wilde's cautionary tale of Dorian Gray, a man who remains young while hidden away, his portrait ages. Dorian Gray's picture reveals more than his true age. As Dorian becomes corrupt, the picture reflects the ugliness that is within the evil man, lurking behind the smooth facade.

Raindrops can't keep falling on my head.

This design is the perfect gift for a birthday, christmas or any other occasion or celebration. It is suitable for women and men or their children ( girls and boys ).

Mary Shelley's science fiction classic, Frankenstein, the sad creature created by Doctor Frankenstein is science gone awry. Text from the novel's first page overlays image.

***Black Edition*** Dive into endless summer fun with this trendy design. Embrace the warmth and excitement of the season ahead, and let your summer spirit shine!

Make some noise

Dive into endless summer fun with this trendy design. Embrace the warmth and excitement of the season ahead, and let your summer spirit shine!

Emily Bronte's Wuthering Heights illustration shows faint image of a woman in foreground and far behind her, a desolate house in cold shades of blue.

Inspired by William A. Ward's great quote about teachers, here goes a snappy and playful quote for those inspiring teachers in your life.

Elementary School Graduation Design that reads: "Goodbye Elementary School Hello Middle School". That's just right for a Grade School Student who just graduated from Elementary School.

I THINK IT’S ONLY FAIR TO WARN YOU THAT I WAS, IN FACT, A SECONDARY EDUCATION MAJOR

Effects of Distance Learning

Building endless blocks...

Shakespeare's Hamlet theme, "Inner Conflict" illustrated by theatre masks and given a short definition

Wystan Hugh Auden (1907–1973) was one of the essential poets of his generation. He was born in Great Britain and later moved to the United States. Jozef Brodsky thought he was "the greatest mind of the twentieth century". Auden won the Pulitzer Prize for Poetry.

Wystan Hugh Auden (1907–1973) was one of the essential poets of his generation. He was born in Great Britain and later moved to the United States. Jozef Brodsky thought he was "the greatest mind of the twentieth century". Auden won the Pulitzer Prize for Poetry.

A 12 color wheel showing the primary, secondary, and tertiary colors shown. With a bit of a twirl just because. Rainbow colors that are bright and happy.

Melville's Moby Dick image shows Moby Dick image with title in Black text

A great design for girl, boy, teacher, student who is in primary school, secondary school, high school, college, university.

Melville's Moby Dick. The Pequod, searches for Moby Dick. A ships wheel connects us to the Pequod. Moby Dick waits.

Need a school cheat sheet? Then wear this shirt with humor and try it out.

Embrace carefree summer vibes with this captivating design. Let's make this season the coolest one yet, and celebrate the joy of freedom in style!

***Black Edition*** Embrace carefree summer vibes with this captivating design. Let's make this season the coolest one yet, and celebrate the joy of freedom in style!

The illustration is based on Charles Dickens' A Tale of Two Cities shows the colorful Union Jack colliding with the rising passion of the Reign of Terror with its dreaded guillotine.

Melville's Moby Dick shows the white whale and white text

Shakespeare's play, KING LEAR image of a rather gory looking celtic knot that is spread over a map of ancient Britain. Flies crawl on it. The selected quote is an analogy comparing us to flies when it comes to gods and how they see us.

Charlotte Bronte's novel JANE EYRE show in shades of plain Jane browns with selected quote example of first person narrative