Longboard for peace

[IronicTrout]

I have made a few designs that I thought I could try to sell for some charity. I was thinking like shirts and /or stickers. Tell me what you guys think of them and if you would buy them or not.





Thanks for your input!

[valkrie hunter]

i would definitely buy these as stickers. simple, yet get the message across

[IronicTrout]

195 views and only one reply.... They must suck really bad.

[cabbageboy]

They doesn`t suck. They´re neither good or bad; nothing special that catches the eye. Maybe that´s why people haven´t responded?. . . . I don´t know. And, IMO, those phrases are quite old(at least very similar to things Ive seen before). I liked the colours on the second one best though.

[Harbert]

195 views and only one reply.... They must suck really bad.

Put as much confidence in yourself as in the message of the stickers and you might get somewhere.

[Harbert]

195 views and only one reply.... They must suck really bad.

Put as much confidence in yourself as in the message of the stickers and you might get somewhere.

[IronicTrout]

Put as much confidence in yourself as in the message of the stickers and you might get somewhere.

I am putting 110% effort into this. I am working on actually starting a foundation and me and a friend are working (slowly) on making a website. I was just wondering if you guys had any input because longboarders would be the main market obviously.

[Backwoodsbomber]

Drop 'dubs not bombs has been a phrase amongst Volkswagen enthusiast for like 10 years, I've got a couple t-shirts from vag fair and H20 with similar phrases...old sayings used in too many applications IMO

[Friendlyhoodrat]

I'd buy as stickers too.


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[swanageskater]

their cool, print some out on sticker paper an take them to some skate shops