My wife bought a T-shirt at the basement shop of the Space Needle in Seattle. I urged her to buy it because it was on sale at a cheaper price.A few simple strokes by the designer on the T-shirt have already shown vividly the Space Needle in the dark . It could have refreshed our memories of visiting this famous sight- seeing spot in Seattle. We bought the dark blue one because it best showed the night view of the “Needle” against the dark sky. There were T-shirts with Space Needle against a red sky, but it was inferior to the look.
It is our usual practice to buy home some souvenirs when we went to a new country. I remember that when I was in San Francisco, I bought a toy tram which was made in
China. The tram came a long way from China and I took it back to Hong Kong, China. In the Australian trip, I bought a toy kangaroo and a cap with the Aussie National Flag at a pier, Circular Quay, in Sydney Proper. I found that they were both made in China. Then at Seattle, we were happy to find this shirt not made in China, but in El Salvador, a country in Central America.Here I would like to bring out the photo of the real Space Needle by night and the one on the T-shirt. Do they look alike?
1 comment:
The design is very artistic indeed and represents the image clearly adn lively. The strokes on the three levels make us think of the "Nike" symbol in another direction.
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