Thanks for all the kind words, positive reviews, and support. I’m beyond thrilled it resonated with so many. I hope it made folks’ Pride ’25 a little brighter. Keep up the resistance.
(6/6)

I’m still figuring out the final breakdown, but I will be sending several hundred dollars to PBS and my local affiliate. With Congress poised to slash $1.1 BILLION from public broadcasting any day now, I urge you to do the same. https://foundation.pbs.org/donation/ (5/6)

I turned it into a shirt after a few requests, and it sold beyond my wildest expectations. But it basically broke even because (a) it was never about the money, and (b) I thought pricing it at $17.89 to commemorate the Bill of Rights was meaningful—but also a rookie mistake. (4/6)

I work in progressive politics as a designer, and the original art was a heartfelt expression of outrage that the Trump administration was targeting public broadcasting—and Sesame Street in particular—because of Donald Grump, a character from the ‘90s that parodied him. (3/6)

This shirt was wildly more successful than I ever imagined, and it led to hundreds of thoughtless, lazy ripoffs across Etsy, Tik Tok, Amazon, Temu, etc. that hurt both their brand and my message. C’est la guerre. (2/6)

unfortunately, current events are more like:

I was wondering why my art account was added to this list supposedly about disinformation.

Woah, thanks for liking @markcsik.bsky.social—your dad’s ‘Creativity’ has guided my work for almost three decades.

Ah I see now. I think you meant to tag paperammunition.com (who I’ve been a fan of) and who does great work.

Not sure what I did other than be a fan but you’re welcome.

Thanks! Hope you love it! ✊

There isn't an equivalent product in toddler and it'll take a week to get a sample done. But there were Youth sizes available in the dark grey so I put that up here: www.etsy.com/listing/4317...