Express your individual style with a t-shirt that you won't see five other people wearing as you walk down the street, or head out for a night on the town. Designed by Howard Steenwyk, a former art director for the Los Angeles Dodgers and an LA native, Howard's House of Fine Art now has available an impressive collection of t-shirts.

Included in the collection, which launched in May 2009, are nine designs:

• Beverly: Our perception of beauty, its symbols and status in America.
• Uncle Sam: This symbol is approachable and ominous at the same time. Its ambiguous statement about America could be worn by a left wing liberal or a redneck truck driver.
• NYC: A symbol of hope or a country in decline?
• Was: Our country was built on revolution, and its part of our nature to consistory recreates ourselves. The first 3 letters of Washington is was.
• T-Bone: This image represents everything un-pc, being a pirate, and being a piece of meat as something desirable.
• Traffic Web: LAs architectural highlight is a parking lot.
• Lincoln: Are we maintaining the qualities that made America great or killing them?
• LA Medusa: Traffic and air quality are always a topic of conversation in southern California. Once youre on the freeway looking into the eyes of medusa you turn to stone and are unable to move.
• Cash Cow: Goals or godless? The golden calf is an adopted American Idol.

The shirts are available for purchase online at HowardsHouseOfFineArt.com for just $25 (plus shipping), and come in sizes extra small, small, medium, large, and extra large. All graphics are screen printed on American Apparel t-shirts by skilled local artisans.

The Cleveland Leader is giving away shirts to two of our lucky readers. To enter to win the t-shirt of your choice, send us an @ reply on Twitter - @clevelandleader - with your thoughts on the designs - which one you like best, which one you hate, why you like it, etc.... you get the picture. We want to know what you think! All entries will be randomly entered in a drawing, and two winners will be selected and contacted via Direct Message on Twitter. The deadline to enter is 11pm on August 6, 2009.

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