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I made this tshirt and sent it to my friend in Tucson, AZ a few days after the katrina hurricane.
It says "New Orleans: America's Venice"
I wanted the administration to keep the streets flooded and start a whole new deep south tourist attraction.
My friend was upset that it was a medium and not his usual XXXL. i made it in the yellow/purple/green colorway. well, here's the photo. sorry it's sideways.
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i made 2 of these shirts. i traded the other for a "robots vs. machines"(?) tshirt that i still have, though they did not cure the screen printing ink and most of it came off in the washer.
Posted by: miguelaron | September 10, 2008 at 09:01 AM