Minimal Mouth
Browse short original sayings, deadpan observations, and restrained typography where a few well-chosen words do all the heavy lifting.
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Crazier Than a Betsy Bug Minimal Mouth T-Shirt
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Can't Make a Silk Purse Out of a Sow's Ear Minimal Mouth T-Shirt
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Dark as the Inside of a Cow Minimal Mouth T-Shirt
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Grinning Like a Mule Eating Briars Minimal Mouth T-Shirt
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Crooked as a Dog's Hind Leg Minimal Mouth T-Shirt
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Slicker Than Owl Grease Minimal Mouth T-Shirt
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Raining Pitchforks and Hammer Handles Minimal Mouth T-Shirt
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Don't Holler Till You're Hit Minimal Mouth T-Shirt
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Too Big for the Britches Minimal Mouth T-Shirt
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Minimal Mouth is what happens when IHH has something to say but refuses to make a damn poster about it. Short sayings, dry observations and restrained typography carry the designs here. Few words. Plenty of attitude. No visual shouting required.
Minimalist doesn't have to mean polite, inspirational or beige. Minimal Mouth uses clean typography and deliberate negative space to give original IHH sayings room to land. Some are deadpan. Some are sarcastic. Some sound like something muttered at work, on a porch or halfway through a conversation that should have ended five minutes ago. The common rule is restraint: the words have to earn the shirt. If a phrase needs a pile of decorative graphics to become interesting, it belongs somewhere else.