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It's the code for an encryption software that works with AES 256 with all the variable names written in Japanese and half the word for "cypher" in the middle. There is also the dictionary definition of GO (the kanji in question) as a noun on it for good measure. I don't know what else you'd wish to wear.

I started with industrial warning signs and chose the triangle for its universal meaning as the "danger" shape. I researched electrical symbol and I liked one for extremely sensitive devices so worked on that with the help of the Wikipedia page for electrostatic shocks.

I started with the Cross design, then decided a typeface and the main phrase "Not fond of the POLICE" and added the "warning/danger" designs. As techwear often borrows (steals?) from Japanese Kanji from time to time i decided to add "Warning" in Japanese and its translation beside. Overall satisfied with this new style, more to come!

A heavily photoshopped girl for your aesthetic desires

Trying out editing photos with sharp designs

A tedious process of changing the file type of a picture into a text file, and then adding and removing letters or words enough to ruin it but not enough to make it illegible as an image. The results are those colored lines that cut the design horizontally, as you can see.

Simply "Arrogant" on a shirt. I was playing Cyberpunk and noticed Rogue with a "SURVIVE" half shirt and did something similar for myself with a different design.

A pattern made out of line-art skulls.

A concept I had for a t-shirt joking on the idea of Fate or Destiny. I imagined Atropos' scissors and the like, added a year and a little bit of grunge and that's all folks!

A skull with an Helm of awe or Helm of terror inside of it, the rune on the forehead is a reversed Mannaz, as to mean unhuman.

I always wanted a Sunflower T-shirt so i made one! The quote in Elder Futhark is "The soul becomes dyed with the color of its thoughts." from Marcus Aurelius' Meditations.

An insect illustration of a hairy bee, based off old diagrams in old encyclopedias and similiar ancient texts.

A quote from Marcus Aurelius which i find inspiring written in Elder Futhark runes, with a lineart of a skull as background with the classic three lines 3D effect. "When you wake up in the morning, tell yourself..."