Comments and thoughts

9/8-2011 • Hannah, India
Right to free speech and artistic freedom doesn't mean that you are entitled to violate copyright laws.Just like you have the right to your work,in the same way LV has right to its own designs.Everyone needs ways to get rich and famous.Don't play on others sympathy for your personal gains.
19/5-2011 • Jim, USA
Now that you have won your case and you got to be the center of attention again in much the same way as the people that you ridicule in your artwork the big question still remains: Where will you go now? Disneyland maybe? You won a lot of money, so maybe its time that you actually visited some of these countries that you claim to be 'helping'. Go and visit Darfur so you can actually have experience of actually being in an Africa.
9/5-2011 • Rasmus, DK
TEst æøå
7/5-2011 • Sune Grønnebæk, Danmark
Louis Vuitton you disgust me. Your attack on the artist Nadia Plesner shows you as a ruthless and inconsiderate giant. Your name will for ever symbolize the worst of the worst in big companies. It is now clear that you care nothing for freedom of speech, people in grave need or in humanity itself. When ever I see one of your products I will see only indifference and egoism. That is what you are and that is what I will let the carrier know. Louis Vuitton, you disgust me.... even more then McDonald. Sune
5/5-2011 • svend bojsen, Denmark
Hi Nadia Congratulation ! I will buy your T shirt and still support you all the way. Go Go Nadia ! You doing great
4/5-2011 • Jorg, Austria
Have they thrown the book at you Nadia?
25/4-2011 • Dimitrios, UK
Hi Nadia, First of all Congratulations!!! Would you please let me know where I can buy the T-shirt with the child carrying the Louis Vuitton? Thank you in advance and keep rocking!!! Kind Regards, Dimitrios
18/4-2011 • Nadia Plesner, The Netherlands
Hi Ed, I could not find the poster on eBay, but I did sign my posters sometimes when I was still selling them. If you send me the link by mail I can have a look. All the best, Nadia
17/4-2011 • Ed , Australia
Hi Nadia! How are you? I have seen a poster of your design and sold in ebay and signed by you. Are these authentic ones? Please find below the seller: eBay My World: from_under_the_mattress ( 303Feedback score is 100 to 499) of the USA and the listing: NADIA PLESNER "SIMPLE LIVING" HAND SIGNED POSTER Withdrawn due to lawsuit from Louis Vuitton in 2008 over copyright infringment. Poster depicts a Darfur victim with a Louis Vuitton-inspired bag, and a Paris Hilton-style accessory dog. All profits went to Divest for Darfur charity. This was signed for me by special request. Do let me know if they are authentic? I want to purchase so that i can help the cause. Cheers. Ed
17/4-2011 • Jorge, Germany
Still waiting for an answer about the $5,000 USA dollar bribe you paid. Any chance you can explain why you would do that knowing that the man who took your money could have been killing the people you claim to be helping?
14/4-2011 • Steve, Canada
I would like to know more about the bribe payment of $5,000 you made to someone in Darfur. Another person from Germany asked that question a few days ago but suddenly his comment is gone.
13/4-2011 • Jorge, Germany
It is quite a conundrum to see that you are now seeking funds which could have legitimately gone to help poor children in some developing nation or provided much needed medicine to people in need. Stop taking attention away from the real people in need. YOU are not a victim!!! Nadia, where did the bribe money that you paid for the Darfur container go? Could it have in fact gone to purchase weapons that were used in the killing of innocent people in Darfur? Maybe it did. This just goes to show what happens when someone who has no idea how aid works ends up doing more damage than good.
13/4-2011 • Rebecca, USA
Nadia have you even been to any of the African nations that you raise funds for or the projects that you have claimed to be a part of? I have been informed by several organizations that do to your lack of any understanding of how things work in Africa that you were fooled into paying a bribe of $5,000 dollars to release one of the containers that you shipped from Denmark to Darfur. Is that correct?
13/4-2011 • John, USA
Nadia, Why would you single out a company like Louis Vuitton? Louis Vuitton actually pays its workers quite well and this is reflectd in their high price. Also all their products are made in France, Spain and even the USA. However you actually wear and support products such as Nike, Addidas, Puma among other items that are made is sweat shops throughout Asia which have been proven to pay poor wages and have horrible working conditions. Your art work is not based on anything but your misunderstanding of how the world works. Louis Vuitton is not the enemy here.
1/4-2011 • skaista, Canada
LV never has sales because it actually SHREDS, SHREDS !!!!!!!!!! unsold or slightly damaged stuff somewhere in the southern US. How sick is that?
1/4-2011 • john duder, usa
I support you as well and fully want one of your t shirts with the child carrying a chihuahua and a hand bag , how can i order one?
31/3-2011 • Peter Banck, Sweden
I support you!
12/3-2011 • Liam, United States
Nothing would make me happier than to see those horrible people lose millions for trying to fuck over an innocent person who made an innocuous Tshirt. Keep going!
12/3-2011 • D Sheldon, California USA
Keep up the good work, and you have quite a lot of attention on reddit.com
12/3-2011 • Tom, Ireland
I hope you beat the bastards.
12/3-2011 • Nadia Plesner, The Netherlands
Hi Alex, US. During my dispute with LV in 2008 they gave an interview to NY Magazine claiming that I was keeping a part of the profits from my Single Living campaign. This is a complete lie. I duscussed this matter myself with LV and offered to have my accountant prove that every penny, apart from the costs, went to Darfur. LV has showed no interest in this offer and clearly try to dismiss the work I do by telling this lie. I believe this court order is a gross violation of my right to free speech and artistic freedom. LV abused the ex parte procedure to have the court ruling with gigantic fines before I was even heard, and of course I went to the media. I am a student with no funds to defend myself and need the public awareness to find help. Regards, Nadia
12/3-2011 • Alex C, US
TL;DR: UP UNTIL THE PUBLICITY, MS. PLESNER WAS IN FACT PROFITING FROM THE SALE OF HER SHIRTS. Hi Ms. Plesner, I find your website and cause disingenuous. Prior to the PUBLICITY you received, you were in fact profiting from your goods. You had only been donating 30% of your profits to the cause. Although, I commend your efforts please do not try to play this off like you are a victim and that you are actually trying to make a difference. LV sent you a cease and desist letter but you did not. Just because I donate a portion of my earnings to charity does not make it okay for me to infringe on copyright laws. Please do not play it off like you were the victim of some greedy corporate power.
12/3-2011 • Avaa, Germany
Keep up your wonderful work, its awesome what you already have acomplished. F**k LV and long live the freedom of speech..
12/3-2011 • Anonymous , Canada
Best of luck against LV!
11/3-2011 • Shawna J Zingelewicz, San Diego, CA, USA
Thank you for your amazing work. F*@k Louis Vuitton and their wh%#es. Our society needs a conscious and people like you are providing it. Long live free speech!
10/3-2011 • Denis SYTMEN, Denmark
I read about your encounter with the "mafia", and it got me all "I want to Illustrate some Louis Vuitton bags too" (oh shit can I write Louis Vuitton? Does it come with a trademark in the end or something?) Ok so picture this as a photo or illustration. Muammar Gaddafi is leaving Libya, head over heels, carrying the infamous bag with him. Kind a like the commercials with Former Russian president Gorbachev, just using a old school western supported dictator. That will get the legal department something profitable to do.
10/3-2011 • Mimmi, Sweden
You go, miss Plesner! The way Louis Vuitton responded to the T-shirt print and the Darfurnica painting makes me wonder where the limits for greed and cruelty are drawn. I feel ashamed, angered and disgusted about their reaction.
10/3-2011 • Ilse, The Netherlands
Thank you for bringing this to our attention and shame on LV! Keep up the good work.
10/3-2011 • Lennart Lindgård, Sweden
The idea of having starving people try to get attention with the help of designer goods is brilliant. Louis Vuitton and the others should pay you for the advertising instead of suing you. They show such a mindblowingly poor judgement! Their own acting have destroyed their brand a whole lot more than your art.
10/3-2011 • Aqua Vera, Sweden
Keep up the good work. Shame Louis Vuitton, Shame,,,,
9/3-2011 • Martin Dahlberg, Sweden
It saddens and angers me that a corporation can legally prohibit a person to express herself. LV stands for a kind of inhumane greed that is not morally defensible, no matter what social class you live by. Good luck! Do not let them infringe upon your freedom of speech!
9/3-2011 • Björn Thomasson, Sweden
Fighting for humanity against corporate stupidity is important and necessary. Keep up the great work. Boycott the greedy fools.
9/3-2011 • Dick Thorén, Sweden
I am voting, and working, for the Pirate Party in Sweden. When I saw an article about you in blog to one of the Party members, I was not surprised. The big companies are so greedy, that it is crazy. All I can say is, keep up the fight, you got many supporters in Sweden!!!
9/3-2011 • Mr. Gran Turismo, I move around
What LV is doing is just sick and wrong. I will do what I can to help this matter get the publicity it deserves. http://mrgranturismo.blogspot.com/
9/3-2011 • Gil, Sweden
Hi! Blogged about your situation and would like to share it with you. I do not know if my links are ok here so you can remove them if you like. Your painting Darfurnica is amazing. xo http://blogg.aftonbladet.se/20115/2011/03/nej-till-att-copyright-lagar-ska-stoppa-kritiskt-ifragasattande-av-var-samtid http://topsgeht.blogspot.com/2011/03/no-to-copyright-laws-stopping-critical.html
9/3-2011 • Anders Tufvesson, Sweden
Follow it all on Twitter. Hashtag: #lvgate We are with you! I posted the article on Louis Vuittons Facebook page, now it is gone and i am NOT a fan anymore. I was for 10 minutes. :) And of course I made an blogg post on businessbyweb.se in swedish.
9/3-2011 • Skadlig, Sweden
Keep up the noble fight. We are all cheering for you.
9/3-2011 • M, Sweden
We need more people like you. Keep up your great work and f--k the greedy bastards of L.V.
9/3-2011 • Rick Falkvinge, Sweden
Thank you for standing for all that is good with mankind, for the right to create art, and for the legacy of humanity. Similar enemies to yours have existed throughout history -- and they are always branded as evil in the history books.
9/3-2011 • emma, Sweden
Thank you for having both guts and stamina to stand up. It is outrageous what Louis Vuitton is doing to you and this cause. Sincerely, you are an inspiration to us all.
9/3-2011 • Mgnus Bråth, Sweden & Costa Rica
The support for you is growing in Sweden, I counted at least 10-15 blog posts and 2-3 major news paper articles the last hour. Hopefully this can force even big evil companies to reconsider. Magnus www.naknasanningen.com
9/3-2011 • Mikael, Thailand
Sudan is a wonderful country with many problems to solve. I have enjoyed visiting Sudan many times and its people deserves better. I appreciate your work very much. I am also disgusted with the disproportionate reactions by LV against you. They lose credibility completely. Any charity they have spent money on is nullified in its public relations value. It shows that they care nothing for the cause, only the promotion they may get. I dont feel sorry at all for LV for all the copies of their products that are sold here in Thailand and other places. But soon nobody will even want the low cost copies because the brand will be viewed with disgust. Before, people with real LV products were afraid that people thought they were fake. Now, people with copies will make sure others dont think they are original!
9/3-2011 • Anna, Netherlands
Im shocked after reading about your conflict with LV. First of all, how can the copyright laws act like this, condemen you without hearing. Secondly why is it a crime to depict s commercial goods that are part of our culture. LV dont sell your stuff if you dont think they are a part of our visual world. Are artist under censorship from the corporate, I thought that belonged in cosnpiracy theories but its seems liek its actually the case. Thirdly, how can you not see that the artwork is humanitarian and not should be applauded and not criminalised. I hope LV will suffer the consequenses, Im sure a large percent of educated consumers will turn their back on them now.
9/3-2011 • Richard, Sweden
Your story and conflict is today told in one of the largest Swedish newspapers and has got a large response from the readers. Louis Vuitton will regret for what they have done! Apparently they don´t understand how news of this kind will spread and totally destroy their image. The internet has given customers a tool to hold companies accountable! Your picture will be the new symbol for Louis Vuitton in peoples mind! Noone will carry their bags proudly any longer but with bad conscience for indulging in unnecessary luxury when fellow humans starve. So your victory will be total! Thank you for your struggle!
9/2-2011 • Harald Quendler, Austria
3SAT-TV informed about the work of Nadia Plesner and I would like to say: Congratulation! Her activities are more than important and I keep my fingers crossed that she is able to continue. Chapeau! Best regards from Vienna Harald Quendler quendler@extraplatte.com
2/1-2010 • Tracy , United States
Nadia, thank you for all you've done. It's awful that LV would even consider it's personal gain over those in Darfur who have nothing. I'd love to see more shirts using popular symbols to raise awareness! Keep up your arkwork too- it's inspired me in my high school art classes.
30/11-2009 • Basar, Spain
Dear Nadia, I just wanted to let you know that our hearts are with you and I wish you the best of luck in your battle with LV. It's disgusting that they would even consider taking you to court. They have no excuse. I hope this will have a huge backlash and they'll learn a big fat lesson from this. Good luck!
10/9-2009 • Jennifer, United States
I can't believe that Louis Vuitton has a lawsuit against you. It is just sick and wrong. I don't know how the people at that company can live with themselves when they are trying to stop you from doing some good in the world. Keep up the great work- you are inspiring.
16/6-2009 • Derek Fields, United States
Please contact me I would like to help you raise money for you charity/organization. I see you have a lot of supporters but not everyone might have been able to make a donation. But I have a way that everyone can now make donations everyday and it won't cost them one cent contact me as soon as possible so that we might be able to make a big difference in the world. Email me at: derek_fields777@yahoo.com Take Care Derek Fields
18/2-2009 • RF, Finland
...Hoi! Love ur sites.:-)S A friendly suggestion: Would be nice to see the official EUÂ´s "Trustmark logo" on ur site. It gives a foreign customer a safe feeling when buy abroad and wonder if ur shop happen to be safe. It gives also You an advantage as a trusted netshop. Fond ur information from EU Howard assistent and it was missing.(was intrested to order a t-shirt)The labels can be fond at http://www.euro-label.com/euro-label/ControllerServlet Kind Regards. ``:o) <--reindeerfinn
17/2-2009 • Ida, Denmark
Søde Nadja! Jeg beundrer virkelig dit arbejde, første gang jeg hørte om dig, var gennem bladet Cosmopolitan! Hvor er det stærkt gået af dig, at du har kæmpet for retten om trykket med Louis Vuitton tasken. Det er meget få, som tør gå så langt! Jeg ønskede mig t-shirten i julegave, da jeg mente, jeg kunne gøre noget godt således. Ved næste lønmodtagelse, skal jeg købe en ny og det bliver nok også til en plakat. Endnu en gang tak for, at du gør en forskel. / Ida - Glumsø
13/2-2009 • Tanja Moshoj, Denmark
Dear Nadia - would love to be ab le to support your program by buying your wonderful T-shirts...hopefully soon?? I admdire what you are doing making the world aware of crisis situations in places where espacially children become the victims...and again hopefully we cab help by buying & wearing these wonderful T-shirts... good luck to you. Tanja Moshoj
13/2-2009 • Tanja Moshoj, Denmark
Dear Nadia - would love to be ab le to support your program by buying your wonderful T-shirts...hopefully soon?? I admdire what you are doing making the world aware of crisis situations in places where espacially children become the victims...and again hopefully we cab help by buying & wearing these wonderful T-shirts... good luck to you. Tanja Moshoj
3/2-2009 • Jane, Denmark
Hi Nadia! Too bad we can´t buy the Simple Living T-shirts with the bag anymore! I read about the lawsuit in a magazine. Guess i came to late. Will buy the other one, though. You are doing a really good job, making the rest of the world aware of the problems in Darfur. When the media is turning the blind eye, it´s good to have people like you :-) Hope everything will work out well for you in the future.
12/1-2009 • John, England
Great Job and LVMH have shown how out of step with reality they are.
2/1-2009 • Anne Quitien, Denmark
Hej Nadia. Jeg har lige læst om din nye t-shirt i et blad. Jeg synes den er vildt fed... ligesom den med Louis Vuitton. Jeg synes det er en vildt godt projekt du har gang i og vil gerne støtte det. Jeg har bare lige et enkelt spørgesmål: kan man få en t-shirt med den lille dreng og chihuahuaen? Den kan jeg nemlig rigtig godt lide. Held og lykke fra Anne Q.
18/12-2008 • Carolina Cano, USA
Nadia, I wish the world was full of individuals like yourself. I'm disgusted that a luxury line who sides itself with art attacked yours vision. However, I'm very impressed with your determination and your class durning the ordeal. Thank you for strengthing my belief that people can make a differnce and will work hard to achieve it. Best of luck.
17/12-2008 • Emma Stender, DENMARK
hii Nadia, i would really like to buy the t sshirt whit the baby whit the bag! but i cant find it in the shop, :'( why is that?? take care
14/12-2008 • p.e., Denmark
Dear Nadia, Great to see that you succeeded in - once again - raising awareness on the ongoing sufferings in Darfur. Thanks a lot for your very important work. Hope that one day soon the islamist government will be forced to stop the slaughtering of men and the Janjaweed ( = arab) rapings of girls and women of Darfur. All the best to you!
10/12-2008 • Soren Ring, Denmark
Hi Nadia, Sorry to se the bag left the boys arm. Why was that exactly - Did LV/YSL succed in the legal threats against you or what happened? Despite that I would very much want to buy the original t-shirt - do you know where it can be found today? Suggest for the readers on this site: Alternativly one can buy the new t-shirt with the boy without the bag and draw in the bag on the shirt by one selves. If that trend spreads the LV/YSL conglomorate will have lost any ways. And it's an important story to tell about corporate abuse and -arrogance. Best of Luck SÃ¸ren
4/12-2008 • Sudanese girl , england
hmmm what is this about selling t-shirts saying little miss child prostitute seriously you want exposer for our kids in darfur if your going to help help in a way thats not silly. just think about it
22/11-2008 • Inat, Denmark
Dear Nadia Send you my respect and greetings for your wonderfull work. I am sad that the bag is lost - couldnt it be a "anonymous" kind of fashion bag - i agree with Anastasia (below)- but I am not dissapointed because lawsuits are the most draining thing to have hanging around your neck...dont waiste time with that and use it instead of creating great art as you do. Send you love. Send you love xoxoxo www.myspace.com/inatdk
19/11-2008 • Mathias, Denmark
Hey! Super projekt du har gang i her, stor respekt herfra! Jeg vil selvfølgelig gerne støtte din kampagne ved at købe en t-shirt, men når jeg går ind på "read more" her til højre ved pigen, sker der ingenting ?
1/11-2008 • Anastasia, Australia
I have to say that I am a little disappointed that you have updated the image, removing the handbag. It's fair to say that one cannot blame Louis Vuitton for the atrocities that are unfolding in Darfur and other third world nations, but the bag -as a symbol- does work to communicate the gap between the ludicrously wealthy and the starving. It better illustrates society's fascination with celebrities, or the crap that media companies use to distract people, focusing on celebrities like Victoria Beckham and her collection of Hermes Birkin bags, or Paris Hilton and her penchant for rat-like canines and Louis Vuitton. Art is about controversy. I guess, decades ago, society wasn't so litigious as it is now, and artists didn't think about lawsuits (companies didn't think about them either, I guess), but still...I think that the bag should have stayed irrespective of the lawsuit. It still would have focused attention on the issue at hand - Darfur. We're living in a society where people that can make some difference, feel more comfortable about buying five thousand dollar handbags than voicing any concern about the socio-economic gaps that affect developed countries as well. People often resort to crime because of money or poverty, and yet, celebrities constantly complain about security, potential kidnap threats and so on. But the gap is widening. I don't know, I think your updated illustration lacks the edge that it had, but not only that, you say that it was your decision, and I kind of doubt that. When the Sistine Chapel was painted, Michaelangelo didn't cover up some of the nudity he painted, but Daniele da Volterra did.
30/10-2008 • Louise SW Langhoff, Denmark
Hejsa Nadia Det er fedt, at der er kunstnere som dig, der vil "noget" med deres værker og som samtidig er så heldig at få omtale i medierne, også selvom at du fik et sagsanliggende på nakken. Godt gået miss dane!
24/10-2008 • Vinca, UK
Cant you just change the louis vitton print slightly and continue to make the t-shirts?? I really want one!..... well done for your front-line efforts x
24/10-2008 • Lisbeth, Danmark
Hej Nadia. . . jeg har for første gang i dag set din t-shirt med den "berømte" afrikaner dreng med vuitton tasken.jeg blev faktisk rørt over den geniale måde du har formået at give udtryg for, hvad man vel egentlig næppe kan sætte ord på. Jeg har stor respekt for det du har gjort.Og selvom den lille dreng er gået hen og har mistet sin tasken på den lange vej så siger det vel i virkeligheden mere om dem end noget andet. . . så som du selv har sagt så er han-den afrikanske dreng- måske i virkeligheden mere sigende uden sin taske... og til sidst et spørgsmål, er der mulighed for at købe t-shirten et sted?. . også uden tasken. .smiler. . . respektfulde tanker og en masse medvind på din vej fra Lisbeth.
16/10-2008 • Laura, Danmark
Hej Nadia! Du har virkelig sat gang i en vigtig debat, jeg beundrer din indgangsvinkel til problemet, dine t-shirts er rigtig fede -og ikke mindst tankevækkende! Held og lykke med kampagnen fremover,mange smil herfra! :-)
15/10-2008 • Anne, den
Virkelig gode t-shirts, de er SÅ nice
12/10-2008 • David McEwan, Dundee, Scotland, UK
hey, love your campaign. love your t-shirt. found out about the simple life t-shirt with the dog and bag at my lecture last friday. was just wondering if the t-shirt is still available with the bag? or if you can buy the new one at your online shop because i can't see it up? was also thinking, if the original t-shirt is not available, could u maybe send the artwork so i can screen print it myself and send a donation for it?!? hope everything goes great for you and keep doing what you're doing ^____^
19/9-2008 • Stefan, Sweden
Just heard about your campaign on Swedish radio, kudos to you! You're not alone in being concerned about the development in Darfur.
16/9-2008 • Nadia Plesner, Holland
@ Ola: Just for the record, I was not bought by any company. I chose to remove the bag from the drawing to get focus back on Darfur. There was no settlement, no deal. It was my own decision and I am happy with the new campaign I created instead. The main goal for the first campaign was to get media attention on Darfur and when it all escalated into being only about the lawsuit it was time to start something new. I don't know why you would think I made a deal with them, but that is not the case. Best regards, Nadia
10/9-2008 • Linn, Sweden
I'm more than willing to support your foundation. It's so great that you took it one step further. I hope the shop opens soon. Best wishes!
9/9-2008 • Dagmara, Poland
I just saw the 'Louis Vuitton' poster and I would love to have a t-shirt like that! Is it true that you are no longer selling it?
7/9-2008 • Rasmus, Denmark
Keep up the good work! What you do is amazing.
5/9-2008 • anne kjÃ¦r riechert, Denmark
Looking forward to the exhibition later this month. But when does your shop open? Best wishes, and keep up the good, important and brave work
5/9-2008 • Carlos Olais, MEXICO
Your work is great Nadia, but one question why u delete the Louis Vuiton Bag?
1/9-2008 • Suzanne, Denmark
Nadia u're such a brave person with ur heart in the right place.. wish there were more people like you:).. continue the good work!! I'm gonna buy a t-shirt as soon as the shop opens that's for sure...God bless you;)
31/8-2008 • Sergio Argüelles, Mexico
There is always a very tinny part of the society whos aware of the main problems of the world and really put lot of effort on it, so, You are trully an example of this, congratulations and keep doing this amazing work on artistic consciousness. Is there anyway to help with your mission besides buying the t-shirts? wich by the way are awesome.
29/8-2008 • amalie , denmark
enybody know where I can buy the t-shirt??? Maybee in a store in Denmark or ón the internet??
29/8-2008 • Amalie, Denmark
I really want the t-shirt. please open the shop! <3
26/8-2008 • Kate, Poland
Hey! Nice site,I think so;D
26/8-2008 • Ola, Sweden
Well, I promise you this much, I wont be buying any t-shirt without the boy holding the purse. I cant believe that you allowed yourself to be bought by the big corporations. You and your company has absolutely no more credibility left in my opinion.
25/8-2008 • Respect, Denmark
Hi Nadia, Go for it Girl! Politicians dont' give a damn! Some people do. You do, Nadia. Keep up the good work, please!
22/8-2008 • Sebastian McQueen, DK
You really make me lose my breath. Your pictures are heart breaking. It reminds about what a f..ck up world were all are living in. But with your foundation you make me hope for a better future for the ones who got nothing...
20/8-2008 • Phaedra, Greece
I think what you are doing is fantastic. There should be more people like you in this world..
20/8-2008 • Nadia Plesner, Holland
Dear All! We're having some last minute problems with the shop, but it is almost ready! It will open asap! All the best, Nadia
19/8-2008 • Ditte Jensen, Denmark
When will you open the shop? I am dying to get a t-shirt!
18/8-2008 • Maria, DK
Please open the shop :D!!!!
18/8-2008 • Gomez,
Im sorry to say that the new design doesn't have as much impact as the ladder. Try pissing off corporate companies to ensure max awareness. :D Good luck!
18/8-2008 • Manja, Denmark
I think its awesome to see what you're doing. I'm looking forward to get a t-shirt of my own, so that I can help support the organizations who helps children. Just one question: When will we be able to buy the t-shirts? The shop should open on august 18th, but it seems that it's not yet. I will try to be patient, take care :-)