June Cleaver's Bones

I honestly don't recall why I started on this skeleton thing.  Every time I think it was because of one thing, it turns out it really wasn't.  Oh well.  Skeletons are a big deal.  We've all got them.  June Cleaver had one, and this is my ode to the 50's-60's mom archetype that she embodied.

Originally I did this design for a tank top, but I think it would really work as a regular ol' print, too.  You can get the tank top here.

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