Multi Tool Bags
Description: A graphic design logo inspired by vintage/retro hipster logos and the periodic table of elements. The main feature is a venn diagram with icons and names of famous scientists that embrace the core aspects of data science. It includes the inventor (i.e., davincium); the subject matter expert (i.e., einsteinium); the improvisor (i.e., macguyvium); and finally the detective (i.e., sherlockium).
Description: It strips wire. It cuts cable. It twists conductors. It fits in the pouch. And occasionally, when the job requires it, it drives a fastener with exceptional authority. “The Electrician’s Hammer: Multi-Purpose Impact Tool. Warranty Void.” is the official product designation for the linesman’s pliers — the most versatile impact tool ever placed on a job site and called something else.
The Electrician's Hammer Multi-Purpose Impact Tool – Linesman Pliers Trades Humor Vintage Art Bag
by Luminari Creations
$19 $24
Description: A circular emblem with a gear border in maroon and cream. At the top, text reads "MACGYVER SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING." Inside the circle are icons of a multi-tool, a paperclip, a notepad and pen, a ruler, and a tape measure, flanking a shield divided into four quadrants. '198' is to the left of brass knuckles, and '85' is to the right. Below, a banner reads "IMPROVISE OR DIE."
Description: A circular emblem in a monochrome style featuring an open book with various tools arranged on it, including a multi-tool, a lit match, a matchbox, a bandage, and a roll of tape. The text 'MACGYVER UNIVERSITY' arcs around the top, and 'EST. 1985' is centered below the book. The emblem is enclosed by a wreath of leaves and a decorative border.
Description: A graphic design logo inspired by vintage/retro hipster logos and the periodic table of elements. The main feature is a venn diagram with icons and names of famous scientists that embrace the core aspects of data science. It includes the inventor (i.e., davincium); the subject matter expert (i.e., einsteinium); the improvisor (i.e., macguyvium); and finally the detective (i.e., sherlockium).
