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Stands Firm was the first design I ever had printed on a T-Shirt.This shirt design was based on my original clay/mixed media Native American inspired mask I sold to the Heard Museum Store long ago. The original mask face was white with red paint. After converting it to a simple black and white image I then had it printed on black shirts. All my shirts are black for two reasons: 1) black is dressier and classier for a T-Shirt and 2) black hold up well to stains! Not to mention black makes everyone look thinner!
The quality of the screen printing is excellent. The design holds up to countless washes for years. All my shirts are 100% heavy weight cotton and preshrunk.
Stands Firm T-Shirt is available in Small, Medium, Large, X-Large, XX-Large and XXX-Large. $24.95
Stands Firm is modeled by Steve Ramirez, Zapotec/Yaqui.
Everyone loves a good quality and unique shirt. The Stands Firm and Many Moons T-Shirts feature Becky Olvera Schultz’s original art images from her clay/mixed media Native American art masks. Although she works in many mediums she is known for her life like Native American inspired art masks which have been featured in nine solo museum exhibitions as well as countless art exhibits and featured in Native Peoples Magazine, Cowboys & Indians Magazine and Wild West Magazine.
These T-Shirts make a unique gift of wearable art only available here. The shirts are 100% Heavy Weight Black Cotton and Preshrunk. They come in sizes small, medium, large and extra large for $22.95 and double and triple large for $24.95 making an affordable and original gift.
Order Stands Firm T-Shirt Here and Many Moons T-Shirt Here.
Many years ago I created a clay/mixed media Native American art mask that I really loved, one of my favorite creations. I named the piece Stands Firm. I eventually sold this mask to the Heard Museum Store in Phoenix, Arizona. I was happy to sell to the museum store but sad to let the piece go. I photograph all my art creations and started playing around with a photograph of Stands Firm, thinking I should have kept Stands Firm for my own private collection. I continued to give the piece life by converting it’s image to a black/white graphic image. Someone suggested I print that image on a T-Shirt. I had the image printed on a black shirt to maintain the striking contrast. I purchased heavy weight, 100% cotton and preshrunk quality shirts and went about finding a good screen printer. I didn’t print a lot because this was only an experiment. At that time I featured my art in galleries, open studio and art exhibits and had never marketed shirts.
So here I was with a box of T-Shirts with a very good quality white screen print on a black shirt. My husband thought the shirts were great and proceeded to put one on and head for work. Later that day he came home and said he had gone to the local lumber company and had been approached by an employee who said, “That’s a awesome looking shirt.” My husband replied, “It’s my wife’s artwork.” The employee then asked if he could buy one.
That’s when I realized that I had a great looking, wearable and affordable piece of art that both native and non-native people would like. So, many years later, the image of the mask I regretted selling has continued to live on as my number one selling item especially when I am a vendor at powwows and art shows. It’s available in T-Shirt sizes S-XXXL and XL-XXXL in Long Sleeve.
