Pomodoro Crewneck Sweatshirts

So sweet and juicy! Pomodoro is the Italian word for tomato

Original 5x7in water color pen and ink on 140lbs paper. Tomatoes soon to ripen and great for a delicious salad. Another illustration for the fruit and vegetable calendar project.

May the Fork be with you

Sculpture of Arnaldo Pomodoro, Milano

Arnaldo Pomodoro at Cummings Art Building, Stanford University. 2012

Diploma for Pizza Lovers. Hipster / Classic design

Sculpture of Arnaldo Pomodoro, Milan, Italy

This artwork illustrates map of Bari. Bari is the largest urban and metro area on the Adriatic. It is located in Southern Italy, at a more northerly latitude than Naples, further south than Rome.

A hand drawn tomato in Italian.

Tomato Jarrers of the World... UNITE! As summer turns into fall, thousands of Italian American families around the nation undertake the time honored tradition of jarring their own tomato sauce! Hundreds of pounds of this quintessentially Italian fruit, and hours and hours of labor go into making sure the whole famiglia eats well for the next year, but as much as we love the tradition... its definitely a lot of work! So for those of us who know the effort required- lifting and churning, boiling and bottling- the time has come to organize! So join the most Italian American union of all with this great new crest showing everyone how proud you are of the hard work and delectable results!

one of the greatest days in the history of Earth.

a great day in history

Ever caught yourself wasting so much of your time?

Ever caught yourself wasting so much of your time?

Ever caught yourself wasting so much of your time?

Ever caught yourself wasting so much of your time?

Time Cannot Be Reclaimed. 'Tis Finite. | Time Management | Life | Quotes | Hot Pink Ever caught yourself wasting so much of your time?

Sphere. Berkeley, California 2008 University of California Campus entrance. A sculpture by Arnaldo Pomodoro, an Italian sculptor. Similar spheres done by him are located in the Vatican City, on the Trinity College Campus, Dublin and at Hirshhorn Sculpture Garden in Washington D.C.

Canadiano!

Visual exploration of the scarcity of time, how it feels like it is not enough, always moving forward, no matter what.