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Obama Portrait in Sepia Tone (Campaign 2008 Shirt)
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About this design
This stylized portrait breaks down the essence of the image of Barack Obama and puts him sepia tones to communicate the historical nature and yet the timeless importance of his presidential campaign.
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In their second debate, John McCain dismissively referred to Barack Obama as "That One." Take the insult and turn it into a badge of pride. Say it... |
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Made sweatshop-free in the USA, this t-shirt with a black cat is a way for you to simultaneously celebrate the Halloween season and show your... |
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This portrait of Barack Obama is arrayed in a full spectrum of rainbow colors, symbolic of the varieties of human experience, companionship, love... |
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If Rene Descartes were around today, he'd write "Cogito Ergo Obama." I think therefore I vote for Obama! |
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Show your support for Barack Obama as he runs for president in 2008 when you wear this Obama 08 t-shirt with collegiate-style lettering. Take it to... |
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Show pride in your service and your candidate when you wear this Veterans for Barack Obama 2008 shirt. Like all shirts we sell here at Skreened,... |
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A portrait of Barack Obama in sepia tones is followed by one word: HOPE. Hope, not fear, defines the bright path for our future. Take that path with... |
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Don't be afraid to bring a little flamboyance to the 2008 presidential election. Wear this shirt that proudly proclaims: Barack Obama is... |
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As an Ohioan, you support Barack Obama as he runs for President -- so show it with this made-in-the-USA, printed-in-Ohio Pro-Obama shirt! We've... |
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Mock the racism of the anti-Obama bigots who use the rhetorical question, "Obama is great, but is America ready for a black President?" Of course... |
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In case they don't get the point right away, we've put the text "Barack Obama 2008" in multiple colors, fonts, shapes and orientations to match your... |
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This stylized portrait breaks down the essence of the image of Barack Obama and puts him sepia tones to communicate the historical nature and yet... |
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