Activist, scenester and beloved Seattle artist Carl Smool was at the forefront of the alternative scene of the 80s/90s. Skeletons are a repeating theme and his style is reminiscent of 'Dia de Muertos' folk art. The 'See no Evil...' print was created for his T-shirt line, many of which are circulating the internet for hundreds of dollars. This print is rare, suggests to be 20 + years and more than likely was sold in Seattle's Pike Place market. Although we have no concrete evidence to support this claim, there are many tell-tale signs that point us in that direction. Come in and check out this treasure, and see if you would like to claim a piece of Seattle's art history for your home!