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Our behavior is determined by our self-perception T-shirt
by SerenethosArt
Our behavior is determined by our self-perception. Concept and Coloring by Lee Serenethos. Drawn by John Wampler, circa 1995. 8"X9"
Our behavior is determined by our self-perception.
Inspired by Salina a famous singer. Concept and Coloring by Lee Serenethos. Drawn by John Wampler in pencil, circa 1995. 8"X9"
Philosophical, inspirational, overcoming boundaries, growing up. Breaking free from our limitations. Dieting. Losing weight, Fat. Health, women, woman, lady.
Freedom of fear.
Colors black, tan and blue.
“tshirts prints” “urban arts t shirts” art
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Our behavior is determined by our self-perception.
Inspired by Salina a famous singer. Concept and Coloring by Lee Serenethos. Drawn by John Wampler in pencil, circa 1995. 8"X9"
Philosophical, inspirational, overcoming boundaries, growing up. Breaking free from our limitations. Dieting. Losing weight, Fat. Health, women, woman, lady.
Freedom of fear.
Colors black, tan and blue.
“tshirts prints” “urban arts t shirts” art
created by SerenethosArt (November 2, 2006 at 06:35PM)
Our behavior is determined by our self-perception.
Inspired by Salina a famous singer. Concept and Coloring by Lee Serenethos. Drawn by John Wampler in pencil, circa 1995. 8"X9"
Philosophical, inspirational, overcoming boundaries, growing up. Breaking free from our limitations. Dieting. Losing weight, Fat. Health, women, woman, lady.
Freedom of fear.
Colors black, tan and blue.
“tshirts prints” “urban arts t shirts” art
created by SerenethosArt (November 2, 2006 at 06:35PM)
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