Wear Sunscreen | 8"x10" Print
Wear Sunscreen | 8"x10" Print
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A 1997 essay written by Mary Schmich and adapted by Baz Luhrmann into the song "Everybody's Free (To Wear Sunscreen)."
Designed by Michelle Van Housen.
Michelle is a graphic and packaging designer by day and an artist by night. She creates pieces inspired by music, nature, travel, and bold and beautiful muses - aka hot girls. Her work blends digital precision, traditional charm, and a sprinkle of magic. When she’s not creating art, you can find her playing DnD, traveling the world, visiting her family in Thailand, playing video games, or cuddled up with her very opinionated cat.
Size: 8"x10"
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My oversized milf shirt is my favorite no pants house uniform, it's like that heavy high quality fabric, I'm literally wearing it rn
@fantasia_stasia -
my favorite of all time is the silver get fucked necklace i wear it every day!!! more silver jewelry pls
@devondiverniero -
milf baby tee! thick and perfect
@a.g.benamati -
I love my bow necklace and heart pendant!! also my housework crewneck!! also my rodeo crop top!!!
@roseandwhimsydesigns -
My get f'd necklace is my favorite thing. If I could save one thing in an emergency evacuation? Best believe that's in my grip
@stormieslildiary -
love my bow necklace so much I have it tattooed on me!! The heart pendants are a staple in my wardrobe now too.
@r.chl