Vonnegut Long Sleeve T-Shirts

American Writer, Kurt Vonnegut. Handwritten font, lettering by my own human hand!! x badlydrawnbabe

So It Goes Vonnegut

Vonnegut, Gift for Writer. Vintage Style! American Writer, Kurt Vonnegut. Handwritten font Vonnegut, lettering by my own human hand!! x badlydrawnbabe

Part of a new series of mine

It's a curse, really.

Kurt Vonnegut

Celebrate Kurt Vonnegut as your personal rock star! Vonnegut, handwritten rock star font, lettering by my own human hand!!

Kurt Vonnegut.

The view from the center is boring.

A kurt vonnegut self portrait with colour

Please Notice When You Are Happy

With this image, we celebrate American writer Kurt Vonnegut.

American absurdist and author Kurt Vonnegut was no stranger to the phrase, "So it goes."

Kurt Vonnegut portrait with the quote: If you can't do no good at least do no harm.

Celebrate Kurt Vonnegut as your personal rock star! Vonnegut, handwritten rock star font, lettering by my own human hand!!

See him? Can you believe it? He doesn't have a doodley-squat now, but he used to be fabulously well-to-do.

Kurt Vonnegut Self Portrait

'One Of The Few Good Things About Modern Times. If You Die Horribly On Television, You Will Not Have Died In Vain. You Will Have Entertained Us.' The Kurt Vonnegut Quote Design commemorates the cult American author of Slaughterhouse Five and Breakfast of Champions. In a career spanning over half a century Vonnegut published fourteen novels, three short story collections, five plays, and five works of non-fiction. He died in 2007 at the age of 84.

So It Goes

Handwritten quote from Vonnegut applied to a mural image of him from Indianapolis. Original work is a collage of paper and gel medium.

In World War II, he was captured by Germans. He survived the horrible bombing of Dresden by seeking protection in a meat locker of a slaughterhouse. In 1969, over two decades later, his novel Slaughterhouse-Five climbed to the top of The New York Times Bestseller list.

I love her for that, because it was so human. kurt vonnegut

Inspired by the alien race from Kurt Vonnegut’s anti war sci-fi satire classic Slaughterhouse-Five

Vintage style photo of Tralfamadorian from the planet Tralfamadore, the alien species from Kurt Vonnegut's stories.

Kurt Vonnegut Self Portrait

A pop art portrait of Kurt Vonnegut.

In World War II, he was captured by Germans. He survived the horrible bombing of Dresden by seeking protection in a meat locker of a slaughterhouse. In 1969, over two decades later, his novel Slaughterhouse-Five climbed to the top of The New York Times Bestseller list.

Everything Was Beautiful and Nothing Hurt Inspired by the beautiful, inspirational and funny artwork of Kurt Vonnegut! New t-shirt design for book lovers, readers and the existentially afflicted

Kurt Vonnegut

We’re all bound by wires in the wireless world. Just don’t let them become your strings.

So It Goes ))(( Vonnegut

Inspired by the iconic cover of Kurt Vonnegut's classic novel 'Breakfast of Champions'.

The Muses: Pop as an invitation to contemplation In my ‘Muses’ series, I portray the nine emblematic inspirations of Love (Billie Holiday), the Epic (Bruce Lee), History (Homer), Music (Louis Armstrong), Tragedy (Kurt Vonnegut), Spirituality (Maya Angelou), Humor (Mark Twain), Dance (Martha Graham) and Cosmology (William Blake). I’ve depicted my subjects on rag paper with watercolor and wax crayons while obscuring their faces behind nonsensical graphic texts meant to somewhat frustrate the viewer, obstructing personal connection to the likeness. To me, this illustrates the energetic dilemma of meaningful creative communication amidst the quicksand of mass media consumption and instant gratification. http://www.karlfrey.com

Vintage style photo of Tralfamadorian from the planet Tralfamadore, the alien species from Kurt Vonnegut's stories.

Developing Our Wings

Tralfamadorian from the planet Tralfamadore, the alien species from Kurt Vonnegut's stories.