Orange Monkey Bags
Description: A highly detailed, realistic portrayal of a monkey embracing a soft, plush orange toy. The monkey's fur is rendered with individual strands, and its face shows gentle eyes and a soft expression. The plush toy has large, round eyes, a stitched smile, and is held close by the monkey's arms.
Description: Holding his trusty wrench over one shoulder, the cartoon monkey grins in bold lines and bright color, ready for work. His overalls shimmer with electric blue against orange and pink highlights that pop in classic toon charm. The retro lettering “Monkey Wrench” curves above him, sealing the logo’s lively, vintage appeal. Printed on T-Shirts, Hoodies, and Tank Tops, the vivid inks stay crisp and durable on soft, breathable cotton. Posters, Stickers, and Mugs carry that same playful craftsmanship—smooth finishes and long-lasting brightness that turn this mascot into pure graphic joy.
Description: Get into the festive spirit with this Autumn Pumpkin Fall Monkey Thanksgiving tee. Featuring a cute monkey surrounded by fall foliage and pumpkins, this shirt is perfect for celebrating the season. Its vibrant colors and playful design make it a fun addition to your Thanksgiving wardrobe.
Description: My boyfriend has been in love with pizza and soda almost since birth. This shirt features a mouth illustrated image of his favorite ingredients on a pizza above a two liter bottle of soda. This illustration was originally drawn to accompany the third chapter of my book Circus: Handicap Haikus titled, "Monkey Man" where I discuss my love for my best friend and partner of 13 years. "Monkey Man hungry Chair woman, order pizza! Monkey Man happy"
Description: Original illustration, hand drawn by me Richard Stelmach as part of my Daily Orange series. The Orangutan is a beautiful creature which spends most of its time in the trees by itself. It is highly intelligent, which is probably why it knows spending most of its time in the trees by itself is a good idea and unlikely it would find other animals intellectually stimulating enough to make it worthwhile conversing with. It could be imagined that the orangutan spends many hours philosophising atop of the canopy. Orangutans are also good at swearing at people, riding in a truck and slapping faces as shown in Every Which Way but Loose, alongside Clint Eastwood or evolving into humanoid intellectuals as shown in The Planet of the Apes. Sadly...
