Online T-Shirt Store
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Welcome to the T-Shirt Store, my best attempt to make ends meet while I’m out of work on (self-employed aka unpaid) parental leave.
Please note all “add to cart” items may ship as late as November, and all “preorder” items will ship in early December, just in time for gift-giving.
Thank you for supporting two artist parents, their wild toddler, and their new little babe.
Adult Earth Shirt (Green)
Waterbased forest green ink on 100% cotton garment-dyed heavyweight Comfort Colors “Bay” tee
Adult Flower Shirt
Waterbased poppy orange ink on 100% cotton garment-dyed heavyweight Comfort Colors “Banana” tee
Adult Peace Shirt
Waterbased red ink on 100% cotton garment-dyed heavyweight Comfort Colors “Ivory” tee
Kids Earth Shirt
Waterbased bright blue ink on 100% cotton garment-dyed heavyweight Comfort Colors “Chambray” tee
Kids Flower Shirt
Waterbased poppy orange ink on 100% cotton garment-dyed heavyweight Comfort Colors “Butter” tee
Kids Peace Shirt
Waterbased poppy orange ink on 100% cotton garment-dyed heavyweight Comfort Colors “Orchid” tee
Preorder (ships November 2025)
Adult Earth Shirt (Blue)
Waterbased bright blue ink on 100% cotton garment-dyed heavyweight Comfort Colors “Chambray” tee
This is a preorder; ships November 2025
Adult Earth Shirt (Brown on Brown)
Waterbased dirt brown ink on 100% cotton garment-dyed heavyweight Comfort Colors “Khaki” tee
This is a preorder; ships November 2025
Kids Earth Shirt (Blue)
If your size is sold out above, order here!
Waterbased bright blue ink on 100% cotton garment-dyed heavyweight Comfort Colors “Chambray” tee
This is a preorder; ships November 2025
Earth Shirts feature The Blue Marble, one of the most reproduced images in history. This photograph was taken on December 7, 1972, by either Ron Evans or Harrison Schmitt (they can’t remember who clicked the shutter) aboard the Apollo 17 spacecraft on its way to the Moon. This is the second image of the earth taken by a human, the first being the 1968 image Earthrise taken by William Anders of Apollo 8. It is also the last image of Earth to be taken by a human; No human since has been far enough from Earth to photograph a whole-Earth image.
Flower shirts feature a classic daisy extracted from the 1901 book, Art Crafts for Amateurs by Fred Miller, decorative artist, now in the public domain.“Try and do something on your own, and to keep your soul sweet, never cease going to the fountainhead, Nature, for she after all is the source of all inspiration. You can exhaust everything but her.”
Peace shirts feature the classic peace symbol, designed in 1958 by British designer Gerald Holtom. Holtom, who had been a conscientious objector during the Second World War, combined the semaphore symbols for the letters “N” and “D,” to stand for “Nuclear Disarmament.” The symbol debuted in 1958 on signage and buttons at a protest led by the Direct Action Committee Against Nuclear War, and lives on today to stand more generally for peace and hope.