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Perhaps the ultimate icon of this generation, the Tshirt originated from tea and shirts. The history claims that seventeenthcentury workers downloading tea boxes from boats in the harbor of Annapolis in the US wore a kind of short sleeve shirt that was eventually named the Tshirt in reference to the tea as well as form of the shirt, which resembled the letter T:. By the 1920s, the word Tshirt appeared in official U.S. dictionaries. Over time, what was originally just a form of warmweather work clothing has evolved and developed a life of its own. The Tshirt, in its simplist form, makes a statement about the wearer. Whether political, artistic, or humorous, a Tshirt displays a message that reflects the ideals of the wearer. Tshirts are one of the world?s most prolific forms of graphic message and personal statement, both commercial and personal. This collection looks at the Tshirt and its many forms. The chapters include The Legend of the Tshirt, Power of an Idol, Duplication of Art, Declaration, Mobile Posters, Simple and Fashionable, Design Element, and Technique. Altogether, this volume provides an immense catalog of 500 designs for inspiration and enjoyment for designers, crafters, and Tshirt enthusiasts.
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