Juxtapose Kids T-Shirts

Phantom Lancer Justapose

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Whenever you feel depressed in a office cubicle, use this artwork to cheer you up, or even humor your fellow employers and employees with juxtaposition humor!

Playfully disrupt the midweek routine with 'on Wednesday we wear pink. just kidding.' This whimsical artwork, adorned in a soothing beige hue, subverts the popular notion with a touch of humor and flair. The phrase 'on Wednesday we wear pink' initially suggests a routine, only to be cheekily contradicted by 'just kidding.' The subtle beige color adds a touch of sophistication, creating a visual harmony that balances the playful and the refined. Hang this piece as a delightful reminder that sometimes, the most stylish statement is breaking the fashion rules with a smile. A charming addition to your space, sparking laughter and a sense of sartorial rebellion.

you made friends with some dogs and diamonds

Japanese retro vintage inspired

Lowbrow art, fear and panic

Lowbrow art, fear and panic

Lowbrow art, fear and panic

Mr. Big Boss chimp right here!

Roses

Feral but Class ( Rat Edit ) A funny description that explain rat acting feral, an animal natural instinct when thirsty This can be a gift for hungry and angry type girlfriend or boyfriend. When they are hungry it lack of intelligence, feeling, or humanity but to eat food funny sarcastic expression.

Trippy Happy Logo

Around The Bend was influenced by an artwork I saw in a magazine consisting of a set of curved figures in different colours on a white background. I felt it would work well on a more complex background and I’d recently been experimenting with flicking paint onto the canvas using an old toothbrush which gave a matt stone-like effect, so I combined these. My final change to the original was to make the arcs a glossy finish to create a juxtaposition of very random, matt effect, background to very precise glossy foreground features.

The Around The Bend series was influenced by an artwork I saw in a magazine consisting of a set of curved figures in different colours on a white background. I felt it would work well on a more complex background and I’d recently been experimenting with flicking paint onto the canvas using an old toothbrush which gave a matt stone-like effect, so I combined these. My final change to the original was to make the arcs a glossy finish to create a juxtaposition of very random, matt effect, background to very precise glossy foreground features.

Around The Bend was influenced by an artwork I saw in a magazine consisting of a set of curved figures in different colours on a white background. I felt it would work well on a more complex background and I’d recently been experimenting with flicking paint onto the canvas using an old toothbrush which gave a matt stone-like effect, so I combined these. My final change to the original was to make the arcs a glossy finish to create a juxtaposition of very random, matt effect, background to very precise glossy foreground features.

I saw an old advertising cut of a ladies hairstyle and it just looked like a big bowl of spaghetti, and thus this Spaghetti Hair shirt was born.

focus on a brief moment in time

Japanese, propaganda style, eh.. yeah.