Squiggle Zoo – KUNUFLEX Short Sleeve Shirt
This dizzying design is part of our first-ever HQ Collection, where we handed the creative reins to our own RSVLTS HQ crew with zero guardrails. No theme. No capsule. Just one rule: make the shirt you’ve always wanted to see out in the wild. In this case, very wild.
“Squiggle Zoo,” a doodle-filled pattern hiding 21 animal portraits like elephants, owls, and even Loch Ness Monsters, was created by Marketing Graphic Designer Geo. Here’s Geo’s take on the mazed mayhem:
"I love creating games and puzzles, so I thought: why not turn a shirt into a game? See how many hidden animals you can find woven into the pattern, then challenge your friends to find even more!"
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Squiggle Zoo – KUNUFLEX Short Sleeve Shirt
This dizzying design is part of our first-ever HQ Collection, where we handed the creative reins to our own RSVLTS HQ crew with zero guardrails. No theme. No capsule. Just one rule: make the shirt you’ve always wanted to see out in the wild. In this case, very wild.
“Squiggle Zoo,” a doodle-filled pattern hiding 21 animal portraits like elephants, owls, and even Loch Ness Monsters, was created by Marketing Graphic Designer Geo. Here’s Geo’s take on the mazed mayhem:
"I love creating games and puzzles, so I thought: why not turn a shirt into a game? See how many hidden animals you can find woven into the pattern, then challenge your friends to find even more!"
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This dizzying design is part of our first-ever HQ Collection, where we handed the creative reins to our own RSVLTS HQ crew with zero guardrails. No theme. No capsule. Just one rule: make the shirt you’ve always wanted to see out in the wild. In this case, very wild.
“Squiggle Zoo,” a doodle-filled pattern hiding 21 animal portraits like elephants, owls, and even Loch Ness Monsters, was created by Marketing Graphic Designer Geo. Here’s Geo’s take on the mazed mayhem:
"I love creating games and puzzles, so I thought: why not turn a shirt into a game? See how many hidden animals you can find woven into the pattern, then challenge your friends to find even more!"
