Fueling my disaster obsession in style
| Posted Dec 29th 2006 9:44AM by Deidre Woollard
Filed under: Casual wear, Tops
I've always had a bit of an obsession with disaster movies and theories on the end of the world. Young artist Paul Coors must share a similar problem. The Cincinnati-based artist has created two intricate black and white Catastrophe prints which adorn both sides of a soft cotton tunic. The shirt depicts two intricate scenes of destruction which are very compelling. The tunic sells for $36 and is just one of the creative items from The Age of Mechanical Reproduction, a Philadelphia company that sells T-shirts and prints and totes emblazoned with startling works of art from talented artists around the country.
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