the Keeper of Time drawn by MOSS, printed locally on a black hooded sweatshirt.

this is an homage to a younger moss, though we aren't throwing it all the way back to high school with this one. what was originally meant to be a painting has been brought to life as a graphic print. and who knows, maybe life as a painting still awaits this Keeper one day. 

the Keeper was born from the idea of an Observer, a somber and sentient figure at the beginning of time, destined to watch it all unravel and unfold, though never allowed to participate or intervene. they are a constant conflict of patience and restlessness, acceptance and yearning, neutrality and the desire to influence, held back by the endless responsibility to witness. 

image description: the Keeper of Time stands, a robed figure with a ram's head, holding a long staff. The staff curls into a question-mark-like shape up at the top, and from it dangles a small hourglass. the hourglass is still mostly full, with only a small trickle of sand falling through to the bottom. in the Keeper’s other hand, they hold a pocket watch, fallen open to show that there are no hands on the clock face. behind the Keeper, "KILLING TIME" is printed in blue. below the Keeper, "COUNTING SHEEP" is printed in orange. 

hoodie specs: Gildan SF500 (80% Cotton, 20% Polyester), two-sided print. the Keeper's hand holds a handless clock face on the left chest, while the full print is across the back