Rare NYC Graffiti Printed On 100% Cotton T-Shirts: Original Design Line Announce

Oct 25, 2023

Summary

New York City-based photographer and musician, Sarah James, has unveiled a new addition to her t-shirt line, featuring authentic images of graffiti art from the city. The latest design, called "We Rise By Lifting Others Elephant," showcases a photograph of a wall mural that no longer exists. The artist chose this piece because of its colors, message, and artistry. Interested parties can find more information on the design at GearBubble's platform. This new addition joins James' existing t-shirt line, which is exclusively available through GearBubble. The shirts are made in the United States, but international shipping is also available.

"We Rise By Lifting Others Elephant" features a painting of the Hindu goddess Ganesh represented by a pink elephant with a beaded headdress. The words "New York City" are printed at the bottom of the photograph in white block letters. The tee comes in classic colors such as black, white, red, blue, purple, and green. Customers have praised the quality of James' t-shirt line, highlighting their comfort, durability, and unique designs. The garments are made of 100% cotton, with long sleeves and a traditional crew neckline.

Sarah James, an artist and entrepreneur who has been active in New York City since the 1970s, also works as a musician, vocalist, and lyricist. She is known for her graffiti photography project, which aims to capture the immediacy and directness of the artist's message. More information about Sarah James and her merchandise line can be found on her website.

The NYC photographer and musician, Sarah James, has announced the most recent addition to her t-shirt line, featuring images of authentic New York City graffiti art.

Napanoch, United States - October 25, 2023 /PressCable/

The artist's newly announced t-shirt design, entitled "We Rise By Lifting Others Elephant" features her original photograph of a wall mural that has since been lost. "By now it has been painted over numerous times, but I loved the colors, the message, and the artistry," said Sarah James to explain why she chose this particular piece for the shirt.

Interested parties can learn more at https://www.gearbubble.com/werisebyliftingotherselephant

Following the announcement, Sarah James adds yet another design to her original t-shirt line, all of which are available exclusively through the GearBubble's platform. Sarah James' t-shirts are all made in the United States but GearBubble users can request international shipping for any of the shirts.

"We Rise By Lifting Others Elephant" showcases a painting of the Hindu goddess, Ganesh, as symbolized by a pink elephant wearing an elegant, beaded headdressing. At the bottom of the photograph are the words "New York City" printed in white block letters. This tee is available in classic black, white, red, blue, purple, and green.

One customer commented on the quality of James' t-shirt line: "One thing about these tees is the comfiness factor. They are soft, sturdy, and machine washable. They make absolutely fun gifts and they are totally unique." All of the artist's graffiti images are printed on 100% cotton tees, featuring long sleeves and a traditional crew neckline.

About Sarah James

Native to New York City, Sarah James is a multi-faceted entrepreneur and artist who has been contributing to NYC's art scene since the 1970s. Along with her apparel design and photography, she works as a performing musician, vocalist, and lyricist, and has released multiple original and live albums over the years.

“Most times the work of the artist makes me think about a feeling that is being conveyed with immediacy," said Sarah James about her graffiti photography project. "I’m in search of artwork that speaks to me. Many times, I feel the loss, the confusion, and the spirituality of the artist come through in the images in a way that is rough, free, raw, and unencumbered by intellect. It feels very direct.”

Interested parties can learn more about Sarah James and her original merchandise line by visiting https://sarahjames.com/

Contact Info:
Name: Sarah James
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Organization: Sarah James Jazz Merch
Address: 5 F Smith Rd, Napanoch, NY 12458, United States
Phone: +1-201-723-4762
Website: http://www.sarahjames.com

Source: PressCable

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