Wear Sunscreen | 8"x10" Print
A 1997 essay written by Mary Schmich and adapted by Baz Luhrmann into the song "Everybody's Free (To Wear Sunscreen)."
Designed by Michelle Van Housen.
Michelle is a graphic and packaging designer by day and an artist by night. She creates pieces inspired by music, nature, travel, and bold and beautiful muses - aka hot girls. Her work blends digital precision, traditional charm, and a sprinkle of magic. When she’s not creating art, you can find her playing DnD, traveling the world, visiting her family in Thailand, playing video games, or cuddled up with her very opinionated cat.
Size: 8"x10"
Original: $22.20
-65%$22.20
$7.77
Description
A 1997 essay written by Mary Schmich and adapted by Baz Luhrmann into the song "Everybody's Free (To Wear Sunscreen)."
Designed by Michelle Van Housen.
Michelle is a graphic and packaging designer by day and an artist by night. She creates pieces inspired by music, nature, travel, and bold and beautiful muses - aka hot girls. Her work blends digital precision, traditional charm, and a sprinkle of magic. When she’s not creating art, you can find her playing DnD, traveling the world, visiting her family in Thailand, playing video games, or cuddled up with her very opinionated cat.
Size: 8"x10"
