This gritty linocut satirical graphic draws inspiration from Banksy-style underground protest graffiti, vintage anti-capitalist puppet propaganda art and dark grunge counterculture illustration, laying bare how financial systems manipulate human thought and desire. A giant controlling puppeteer hand hangs five thin strings that bind three screaming child marionettes. Instead of eyes, every child’s eye sockets are filled with bold golden dollar signs, forming a brutal visual metaphor: money and capitalist systems blind and command ordinary people, turning every individual into a manipulated puppet stripped of independent judgment. Worn cracked faded print texture covers the monochrome illustration, replicating peeling urban wall murals and DIY grassroots protest screen prints. The layered visual satire delivers a sharp social critique: from a young age, society indoctrinates people to prioritize wealth above all else, letting financial power pull every string of daily life, emotion and ambition. It resonates with critical thinkers who reject blind materialism and question systems built around profit control. The raw distressed block-print aesthetic rejects polished mainstream commercial design, mirroring unfiltered street art meant to expose the hidden strings of capitalist manipulation. Printed on heavyweight 100% combed cotton with vintage acid-washed charcoal black finish, the mottled faded dark fabric deepens the somber rebellious mood of the print. Every scratchy grain and cracked pigment mark replicates well-worn underground activist tees from decades of anti-consumerist counterculture. The oversized dropped shoulder fit delivers soft, unrestricted comfort, a wearable critique of a world ruled by dollar-sign control.
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