Showing posts with label Random Objects. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Random Objects. Show all posts

Thursday, 19 April 2012

Build Bridges by Random Objects


It is an unfortunate fact that too many people shut themselves off from knowing other people. This way of thinking needs to be changed! Humans by nature are social beings. We are supposed to share our experiences and ideas with each other, and look past our [few] differences. By doing this we open ourselves up to meeting new people and enriching experiences. As the quotes says, we should Build bridges, not wallsTee color: Lapis blue / Ink color: Light Gray  / Available in sizes XS – 2XL. Printed on soft American Apparel tees. Manufactured in the USA, and sweatshop free.

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Monday, 11 April 2011

Peace Is Simple by Random Objects


The shapes are simple. The concept is simple. Peace is a simple concept; yet the world has struggled to comprehend it's meaning and how to attain it. Robert Fulghum captured this idea when he said "Peace is not something you wish for; it's something you make..." If we all tried to make peace, even if just for one day, imagine the profound impact that would have globally! Printed on soft American Apparel 2001 tees. Manufactured in the USA, and sweatshop free. All RANDOM OBJECTS orders come with a "random object" and stickers.

Tuesday, 10 August 2010

Lion For A Day T-Shirt by Random Objects




"It is better to be a lion for a day than a sheep all your life." – Elizabeth Kenny

Why go through life just following the herd when you can be as daring and bold as a lion. Sure it is easier to be like the majority of people and be told what to think and do, but to think for oneself takes courage. Stop following the flock and be a lion! Yet another fabulous tee from Random Objects, and brand new yesterday too! Printed on American Apparel 2001 tees. Manufactured in the USA, and sweatshop free.

Saturday, 17 April 2010

Wolf In Sheep's Clothing by Random Objects

This old Aesop's Fable, about a clever wolf disguising himself as a sheep to get closer to his unsuspecting prey, has become a common metaphor warning that appearances can be deceptive. Beware the wolf in sheep's clothing! Printed on American Apparel 2001 tees, this fantastic shirt comes with some Random Object stickers.