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Penman the Positively Optimistic Purveyor of Positivity Spreading Optimism Since the 1980s.
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PENMEN®, Established in 1989, was born of Rocky Mountain Optimism in a one room schoolhouse near Aspen, Colorado in 1977. Penman's positive personality and his love for music and the outdoors has made him a grand smiling symbol of optimism with a rich mountain-grown heritage. We hope that you can relate to some of Penman's stories and enjoy his recreational adventures. Whether Penman is climbing a mountain, riding the rapids in a kayak, or just hanging out by the campfire with his guitar he always seems to be smiling so big that you'd think he was the happiest guy the great outdoors had ever seen. Let's just say he's passionately positive about practically everything. What do you like to do? What is your passion? What would you rather be doing right now? Camping may be your favorite thing to do. Maybe you'd rather be in a tent under a moon lit sky or relaxing on a beach towel under the bright sun. Perhaps you'd rather be skiing. Do you prefer the snowboard? Would you rather be surfing? Penman's done it all and he's drawing on new memories every day. A cartoon may not change the world, but if it makes you smile for just a moment it has done something to help. So whether Penman is fishing in a mountain stream or hiking through the Aspen trees in Colorado you can be sure that he is spreading optimism over every mountain and fording every stream until he finds his dream. Be Positively Optimistic That Your Dreams Will Come True!
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Wear your passion proudly on an optimistic T-Shirt from Colorado's PENMEN®
Pick up some 8 x 10 signed art prints for your friends. You know what their passions are.
If there are just too many things that you are passionate about you may
want to consider the 24 x 36 poster with 1,047 designs. Only two are identical!
Return Policy:
14-day money back guarantee on all products.
If you would like to return an item, please contact us
and we will send you instructions on how to send the item(s) back.
©Gary Blehm, 1989-2013