Otto.

I created it facing forward with a clean background: it reads at a glance on a T-shirt. But what doesn't fit on the cotton is what he does when his body asks to move: in his story, every few weeks Otto disappears for a whole day and walks the coast until he's tired enough for his head to go quiet. He doesn't run or train; he walks, and that's enough for him. It's his way of putting things in order inside, the same thing other people achieve through meditation.

He comes back from those walks with his pockets full of stones he doesn't need, and leaves them on the windowsill until there are too many, at which point he returns some to the shore. Bringing something back from outside and giving it back: that small back-and-forth is all he does with his urge to leave. The T-shirt carries his calm face, the face of someone who knows how to stay still because he's already walked enough. If you like this fox, there's more of him in his biography, and he's part of a whole family of characters; I have more Animal Kinhood T-shirts.