Faith or Fear Hoodie
The question was never rhetorical.
The front carries the verse across the chest:
Hang expectations on crosses to watch contentment resurrect. Why let hope intercept moments of chance I don't understand?
A.R.A. beside the third eye — 3Y3 C U. The Third Eye Needs A DR. Sitting together like a co-diagnosis. The philosophy and the prescription on the same line.
Then turn around.
The bishop at the pulpit — robed, mitred, fist raised, something dark looming behind him like a shadow that belongs to the institution not the man. Below him a congregation of sheep. Not metaphorical sheep. Actual sheep. Heads down, packed together, going nowhere on their own.
Faith or Fear in gothic script above it all like a question that already knows the answer.
Every pew ever filled. Every tithe ever collected. Every war ever blessed. The answer was always in that image — the fist in the air, the flock below, the consequence of leaving left deliberately unspoken.
Ancient. Sepia. Like it was always going to end up here on a back panel while the world walks past and does a double take.
Kangaroo pocket. Hood up when the sermon gets too loud. Hood down when it's time to show the painting.
A.R.A. — Artistic Revolt Apparel
Faith or Fear. Only one of them needs a flock.
.: 80% Ringspun US cotton, 20% Polyester
.: Heavy fabric (9.5 oz /yd² (322 g/m²))
.: Relaxed fit
.: Sewn in twill label
