Soup Kitchen Volunteer Pride T-Shirt
Meant to look like soup splashed on a shirt, this design was created by Tierra Pope with assistance by Jay Rowland. |
In homage to Milton Glaser, this version plays off the popular design but also adds in the word "volunteering" to help encourage others. By Tierra Pope with Studio 205 members. |
Alphabet Soup spells out the obvious. By Tierra Pope with Studio 205 members. |
This design was meant to grace the backs of the shirts produced during the 70th Anniversary year. By Tierra Pope with Studio 205 members. |
The challenge was to create something a bit more light-hearted and something folks would actually want to wear that shared their pride and support of the goods works done by the NESK. The t-shirts had to be inexpensive to produce, too.
The students came up with a series of designs that were playful yet addressed the serious work being done. In 1 and 2/c designs, the t-shirts were a hit with longtime volunteers. And the poster versions adorned the walls of the cafeteria where their clients ate.