This shirt references the amazing podcast, "Knowledge Fight," being my attempt to create a coat of arms for the show. All ingredients are from the Commons and many of them require attribution - I will get on that as soon as I can. The exception is the picture of Celine, the cat, which I lifted off of the show's Instagram.
 
The Legend:
 
- The butterfly wings represent Dan and Jordan's love of animals.
- The raptor and the alien robot (couldn't find a suitable Gray) reference Project Camelot.
- The cat is, of course, Dan's cat, Celine. She is wearing a crown of lilacs as a nod to Dan's horticultural efforts. She is also wearing a suit of armour because that's how she rolls.
- The design is set on a mound as is often the tradition, in this case a pitcher's mound because of Jordan's love of baseball.
- The scroll at the bottom reads the Latin for "Neighbours!!"
- The belt bears the Latin for an early motto for the podcast, "Uncomfortable, Tragic, Funny."
- The shield is devoted to Alex Jones, featuring a bag of money, a red pill, stacks of paper, a bullhorn, and a highly stylized black-only graphic of Alex looking worried.
 
All profits from the sales of this shirt will be donated to the Downtown Eastside Women's Centre here in Vancouver. https://dewc.ca/
 
"InterestPrint® All Over Print Hawaiian Shirt (Model T58)
Type: 95% Polyester, 5% Spandex, All-Over Printing 7.30 Oz.
Personalized and stylish.
Made from 95% polyester and 5% spandex, lightweight and comfortable.
Each panel is cut and sewn together to ensure a flawless graphic.
Regular fit with short sleeves.
Complete with V-neck and side slits.
Perfect top for summer wearing and relaxing vacation.
Sizes: S, M, L, XL, 2XL.
Machine wash: cold (max 40℃ or 104℉); non-chlorine; iron with cover; do not tumble dry; In the shade place."
 
For a size size chart with measurements in inches, please see this information: https://www.whythealgarve.com/post/hawaiian-shirt-size-charts-hugepod
 
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