by Olivia Keelor
Size: 15 x 15 x 3 inches
Edition Size: 1
Materials: Acrylic Paint, fabrics (clothes, clothing), hot glue on canvas
- 12oz Heavy Canvas
- Bottom Gusset
- Reinforced at stress points
- 21 inch Web Handles
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About the Tote Bag:
The purpose of this tote bag is to promote peace for not only yourself, but to those around you. With the current unrest being experienced around us, it's important to stay aligned with your inner peace and feelings. It can be easy to get caught up in your hustling day-to-day life or be upset about what's going on in the world, so this bag is here to remind you to give peace a chance. This bag is made for absolutely anyone. Whether it’s used for a day on the beach, carrying refreshments and sunscreen, or used to carry your books and supplies for school, this bag carries the universal feeling that everything will be alright. Make a statement to your friends, family, and peers that you believe in societal harmony as you walk down the streets with pride. Raise awareness to those unaware of the current events and share your passion for peace as you use this tote bag. With doubled sided designs, this bag will go with any outfit. If you enjoy wearing more neutral tones, add a pop of color with the tie-dye side. If you tend to wear bright, vibrant colors, the “give peace a chance” side will nicely accent your look.
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︎@oliviakeelor
About the Artist:
Year: Freshman
Major: Graphic Design
Hometown: Round Hill, VA
A Little bit more about Olivia: My name is Olivia Keelor and I'm a graphic design major at James Madison University. I always had a love for art as a kid but never thought I'd be exploring my creativity in college. I'm so grateful I took this route as I'm presented with new challenges and opportunities like this one every day.
Year: Freshman
Major: Graphic Design
Hometown: Round Hill, VA
A Little bit more about Olivia: My name is Olivia Keelor and I'm a graphic design major at James Madison University. I always had a love for art as a kid but never thought I'd be exploring my creativity in college. I'm so grateful I took this route as I'm presented with new challenges and opportunities like this one every day.