A vintage 70s graphic featuring a smiling Earth, a peace sign, and a retro flower in oranges, mustard, teal, brown, and off-white. Friendly visuals, firm intention.
Text reads:
Community Is Resistance.
Made for organizers, educators, librarians, mutual-aid volunteers, and anyone who invests in community care as resistance.
Part of the Community Is Resistance Collection.
Details
Classic unisex fit
Soft, comfortable feel
Eco-friendly inks
Printed on demand
Vintage color palette
Use It For
Everyday wear
Meetings and gatherings
Campus organizing
Volunteer shifts
Subtle political visibility
About the Artwork
The illustration pulls from the bright, hopeful art styles of the late 60s and early 70s. Rounded shapes, friendly characters, and a palette of oranges, mustard, teal, brown, and soft cream give it that familiar peace-era glow. The message sits underneath the playfulness: community is the strongest defense people have when government systems turn hostile or indifferent. In a moment that feels like a long, slow-burning dumpster fire, the design points back to what actually works. We turn toward one another. We organize, share resources, and show up. Community isn’t a soft concept — it’s a survival strategy.
