I’m Gee. I work in the City of London doing what I love — Observation and Analysis. I trained as a software developer and write code as a hobby, nothing serious. In my free time I dig through history — religions, empires, genocides, disasters, and the quieter failures of ordinary prejudice. I am also a general science buff and love to link history with science with religion with philosophy with social sciences with a bit of anthropology and so on and so forth and what have you…
I then turn what we should have learned from history into wearable messages.
This site exists so you can take those designs home for free.
What You’ll Find Here
Lessons from History
Thought-provoking designs drawn from real events and patterns: religious ignorance, racial hatred, mass violence, preventable disasters, and the hard lessons people paid for so we would not have to repeat them. Each design comes with the research behind it — sources, context, and why the message is worded the way it is.
A Bit of Fun
Not everything has to hurt to be true. Lighter designs live here: wordplay, double meanings, and ideas that still make you think without weighing you down.
Every design is free to download at high resolution. No account. No upsell trap. No watermark you have to pay to remove. I wear these shirts myself.
On Using AI
Research takes time. Design takes time. Hosting and tools cost money. I use my personal money to fund the research and design.
Research is conducted by Perplexity AI. This means it can churn through data in minutes that would take me weeks — the kind of time I am unable to dedicate at this stage in my life. The design and creative direction are mine. The ideas behind every design are 100% human. I solely own the copyright of all output produced.
In fact, this website and a lot of its content is generated using AI. But every idea, every angle, every design choice starts with a human thought.
A Note on Tone
These designs are meant to provoke thought, not cruelty for its own sake. Shock on the front is a door. Context on the back — and in the research notes — is the room you walk into. If a design feels sharp, that is intentional. If the research page feels careful, that is also intentional.
Socials
Instagram: @GQuixote — New designs drop here first. Work-in-progress, finished pieces, and behind-the-scenes research notes.
Redbubble: [link to come] — Designs available on a range of products.
TeePublic: [link to come] — Alternative marketplace for printed shirts.
Contact: [email protected] — For commercial use enquiries, collaborations, or just to say something.
Print one. Wear one. Argue with one. Send one to someone who needs the reminder.
History already wrote the hard parts. I am only trying to make sure we still read them.