Nah, she'll be right
In his story, Cooper isn't the type to stress about much of anything. He gets up at five for the radio, delivers things during the day to cover the rent, and when something goes wrong, he takes a breath and drops his "she'll be right." Not out of laziness — out of real calm, the kind that's catching. I created him looking straight ahead with an open background: on a T-shirt, a portrait like this works from a distance. A koala with a laid-back attitude, for taking the days as they come.







