Artist Maggie Stephenson created this T-shirt in collaboration with the kids of the Duduk Atas school on Lombok. Inspired by the joyful drawings depicting flowers and plants, this design brought an enchanting harmony of innocence and botanical beauty. Read the exclusive interview we had with her.

This bold masterpiece was part of our collab with WeTransfer and was designed by artist Zuzanna Rogatty. She collabed with Kartini (10) from the SDN 1 Senggigi school: “I was touched by Kartini’s incredible graphic skill to synthesize 3 ideas into one form – the smiley sunny mountain. It got my attention immediately and it became the main theme of my composition.” The bright colors and the wonky shapes got the attention of American actor Jack Black who showed his 10 million followers the brilliance of this T-shirt.

Hedof, one of the biggest illustrators/artists of the Netherlands focused his creative mind on collaborating with nine year old Ayu. This resulted in a magnificent artwork of an Indonesian sunset, wearable for those who wanted to renovate Ayu’s school. Hedof: "For her drawing Ayu created this really beautiful scenery where you saw the pier where she goes swimming with her friends. And you saw a really nice sunset, animals and palm trees. And I thought the drawing was so much fun and so beautiful that I didn't want to change too much about it. So, I created this character that had this whole beautiful view in his mind. So I kind of like traced Ayu's drawings and then the sunset was kind of like interacting with the character's mind. "

Weaving coconut trees and playful characters enjoying the ocean: Mark Conlan created this artwork based on the drawings from kids living on Lombok. Astonishingly accurate and raising funds for an earthquake damaged school.

Doodle icon Jon Burgerman created this brilliant artwork together with Kartini: one of the kids of the SDN 1 Senggigi school. The 10 year old made drawings of her uncle who’s a fisherman. And Jon created a whole new world around Kartini’s uncle. Jon: “There is no right or wrong in art work. Drawings get my attention when you sense that they are honest and have no pretentions. That’s why I like Kartini’s drawings so much. Her drawing contains all these aspects. It is really beautiful, every little line and shape tells me something; it is open. Kartini knows very well how to depict her favourite place. That is very nice.”

The brilliant Stina Persson, whom we’ve worked with several times already, designed this amazing artwork using Indonesian kids’ drawings. They were made at the island of Flores. And the proceeds contributed to the school of the kids. Stina remembers approaching the design was really tricky: ‘Because it's something very far from what I usually do - merging a child's drawing with my art. If I had it to do again, I might have done it differently. But it has taught me to continue, even if a collaboration turns out really unexpectedly. And that is something I hold on to to this day.”

Dutch artist Corine van den Bulk has designed multiple T-shirts for us. But this one is really remarkable. By combining the faces the kids have drawn and adding a simple color to the artwork, this T-shirt is still one of our fav’s!