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THE VERY GREEDY CATERPILLAR II

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This is a single color print on a grass American Apparel t-shirt.

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Patrick Friday, August 5th

Of course, you can still find the original colorway on heather grey here!

kelzbellz Saturday, August 6th

I cannot wait to get this.  The book that this is based on was my boys’ favorite.  In fact my now 16 year old wants one too.  I have thought about buying the grey one for awhile now…but the green looks amazing and I could not pass it up!

j5 Monday, August 8th

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I’m not sure what all the symbols are meant to denote. Is this a statement on mass consumerism? corporate greed? other? Am I over thinking it?
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j5 Tuesday, August 9th

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Artist Interview: craig watkins

Welcome back to Tilteed, Wotto! Tell us a little bit about your process for this piece.

This piece has been knocking around my sketchbook since early 2010. I wanted to do something with that character because the book was read to me many times as a kid. I also wanted to show, in a subtle way the perils of greed. It started the same as most of my work, a doodle in my sketchbook. Over time I added in more details and then finally I worked the design up in illustrator. I cut some of the original elements and added in new ones. I also took out the bright colors of the book because I wanted my piece to be a sharp contrast. Not a parody that just tweaks a small area but a parody that takes the guts of the artwork and runs away with it. As with all my pieces I wanted it to have a dark element and also have enough detail so that each time you wear it you find something new.

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