Jeong.

Jeong loves his people without ever saying so. He leaves the stove burning for the colleague who arrives late and slips away without a note; he brings soup and a blanket to whoever has a fever, leaves it at the door, and disappears. Every week he tells his mother "yes, I'm eating well" even when it's not entirely true, so she won't worry. And there's a message he's been meaning to send an old friend for months and never sends. He knows how to care up close and also how to be far away without meaning to; he's better at the first one.

The T-shirt carries his front-facing portrait: crisp rosettes, the aviator helmet with the goggles on top, and those light-colored eyes that size things up before deciding whether to speak. I created it front-on and with a clean background: it's the face of someone who says little and observes a lot. The Amur leopard is the hardest feline to spot in the forest, and that's where Jeong's nickname Ghost comes from. If you're also someone who talks little, he's your character.