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February 5, 2010
One Toke Over The Line
"One Toke Over The Line" on a white tee.
I had been thinking about doing a tee based on the song "One Toke Over the Line " by one-hit wonders Brewer & Shipley for a while, but couldn't come up with a really clever idea. Well, "couldn't" until one of our artists delivered this crazy smoking monkey picture and I knew instantly that it would make a perfect "One Toke Over the Line" tee!
The Many Faces of Garazoul
"The Many Faces of Garazoul" on a chestnut tee.
One of the coolest things about "Say It Phree" is getting to work with all kinds of talented artists, including my old friend Shayne (aka Draxenn), who lends his webcomic character "Garazoul" to this epically cool tee!
February 3, 2010
Pot IS Medicine
"Pot IS Medicine" on a black tee.
Of all the designs we have created, I believe that this is the single most important message that we would like to impart.
If nothing else in our society, we must to come to the consensus that leaving anything, whether it be a person or an animal to suffer, is fundamentally wrong.
This could not be more true when there's a relatively inexpensive and effective option available, but which is denied to many for completely muddy reasons.
Why should people be forced to become criminals just to ease their suffering? It's like saying "Yes, well, there is some evidence that Buddhism can ease suffering, but we don't have enough clinical research to allow people to practice meditation, so we're making it illegal".
Please, Say It Phree and spread the word about this vital topic! Maybe if enough people get the message we can finally make a change in our society for the better!
Liberty & Cannabis
"Liberty & Cannabis" on a pistachio tee.
This was the original design that put us on the path to creating Say It Phree Tees.
It reflects the hypocrisy of legalizing dangerous substances, such as alcohol, while having a prohibition on the much less harmless (and natural) substances, i.e. Cannabis.
At some people our governments just have to get off of their puritanical high-horses and realize that sometimes people are capable of making adult decisions for themselves. Heck, you'd think that the tax money they would be able to generation alone would be enough to convince them.
Personally I blame lobbying from industries that are threatened by Hemp and Cannabis, like big oil, pulp and paper, cotton and (what is probably the worst culprit) pharmaceuticals.
Anyhow, enough ranting, this tee speaks for itself with over 70 terms for Cannabis!
The Original Green Man
"The Original Green Man" on a white tee.
Nin-Jah Rolling Papers
"Nin-Jah Rolling Papers" on a dark heather tee.
I used to love the old stickers that we'd get as kids that were based on pun jokes about various consumer products. So it wasn't a surprise when the "What Would _____ Do?" artist won a spot in our collective with this design based off an old pack of Zig-Zag rolling papers.
Especially with the over-the-top-extra-nerdy geek reference to Akira Kurosawa!
Green Ninja
"Green Ninja" on a white tee.
Our "What Would ______ Do?" artist apparently got distracted when I mentioned doing some 420 Phriendly designs and decided to adapt his "WWND?" design to reflect the concept of the "Green Ninja", which are based on his field observations of this most secret of ninja clans.
Spider Rider
"Spider Rider" on a black tee.
(Observant readers may notice a trend here.) This is another example of an artist who went off on a tangent when I tried to explain the concept of "Steampunk" and created an entire species of tiny monkeys that love to tinker with steam technology.
Keep watching for more No-See-Monkey antics in the near future!
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February 2010
