Tragedy T-Shirts

Inspired by Hades, from the greek tragedy and the musical Hadestown.

OH NO! One domino just won't fall!

Ancient Greek theater masks helped define the characters the actors were playing. In a tragedy, masks were more life-like; in a comedy or satyr play, they were ugly and grotesque.

comedy & tragedy - laughter and suffering - i contain multitudes

Yin and Yang, Comedy and Tragedy.

Skull Masks for red comedy and blue tragedy on front. White skull set on back with printed "Comedy & Tragedy Then you Die.

Digital elaboration and composition by Bulgan Lumini from Antique Roman mosaics Napoli, House of the Faun,

gothic art for the goth in all of us

Thank you for the tragedy, i need it for my art, quote by Kurt Cobain. Minimalist text art illustration, typewriter font style written on old paper texture. Life drama as artistic inspiration concept.

Based on the You Killed Me First 2021 fine art piece "Halftone Tragedy" Using 5 layers of oversized halftone comic book images, ripped & manipulated into a new tragic scene...

the story of us (taylor's version) lyrics.

a tragic crayon with a tragic background

This design is for drama fans!

Raise a glass to Persephone! Inspired by the greek tragedy and the musical Hadestown

A simple yet powerful T-shirt design, showcasing the name "Antigone" in bold across the chest, with subtle imagery of a sword, representing the themes of rebellion and tragedy central to the play. (A commission for Warton Drama group)

Sometimes we look in the mirror and we see not our self but a different person. We wear masks that changes depending from the situation. Have you ever stop for a second to understand what is the mask that you are wearing?

Shakespeare’s Macbeth, Act 4, Scene 1: “By the pricking of my thumbs, something wicked this way comes.”

Cidvlitzen, or Cid, is a skittish frilled lizard that appeared in a webcomic I co-created a few years back. He will be making appearances in some of my future work such as graphic novels.

A simple line illustration of William Shakespeare.

he didnt mean to do it

Have fun

From the criminally underseen, Tragedy Girls", it's Sadie Cunningham & McKayla Hooper.

History of ancient Greece is full of legendary myths and epic mythological tales of mythical Greek gods and war heroes, such as Agamemnon, king of Mycenae. If you love mythology of ancient Greece and Rome, this ancient Greek epic design is for you.

A spin-off of the classic theatrical mask comedy and tragedy.

A stylized pair of font based faces depicting the comedy and tragedy symbols. Perfect for the person with changeable moods!

One of the great tragedies of the plaster lab, the foot breaking off of your mold.

The circular academy patch of navy, burgundy, and grey are indicative of traditional academy learning institutions. How else are we credible? The Sock & Buskin Greek tragedy masks represent how we wear our egos throughout our lives. We move from interaction to interaction, changing who we are to remain acceptable to avoid external judgment. Tragedy and comedy exist in tandem, as do the ups & downs of life, but both are needed to be whole. We must embrace both equally within ourselves to be able to bridge our internal divides as well as societal. The masks are encompassed in the Yin Yang symbol, representing the duality of the human experience and the need for both opposing forces for the whole to exist.

This design print features a typographic print that says 'autism is not a tragedy' in a trendy font & design.

A fantastic spin off and design of our duo delving into the horrific wonders of the zone

Arts Education Is Important message for art lovers. Great gift for teachers, students,parents,artists,actors,dancers and musicians. Features an artist’s paint palette, comedy and tragedy drama masks,ballet pointe shoes and musical notes.

Abelardo, from the first difficulties in Paris, was always rebellious. Due to his romantic involvement with Heloísa, Canon Fulberto's niece, he was the victim of castration. After that, Heloise entered a convent and Abelard, a monastery. From that period, they exchanged letters regularly. From the relationship between the two, a son, Astrolabe (1116 - 1171) was born. Abelard was condemned twice: once at the Council of Soissons, in 1121, to which he responded, as a form of defiance, by founding an oratory dedicated to the Holy Spirit (Oratório do Paracleto), and later at the Council of Sens, in 1141,

Medusa was a gorgon, that is, a monster that had snakes in place of hair, and was known for turning to stone anyone who looked at her face. Medusa was a gorgon present in Greek mythology. ... It had a monstrous shape and had snakes on its head instead of hair.

King Lear

Othello

Crying heart

Downed power lines are no joke! But I like to think the dog's ears are kind of funny. We all deal with tragedy in our own way, you know?