Sitting Pretty Bags
Description: American Fat King on the Throne: Billionaires Own You Meet the man sitting on your future. This Puff Sumo illustration plants an oversized plutocrat in a red tailcoat, striped top hat, and bow tie, sprawled across an ornate armchair that looks suspiciously like a throne, beneath the bold headline BILLIONAIRES OWN YOU and a polite little (Terms & conditions apply). Drawn in scratchy pen and ink with a flat pop of red, it channels classic political cartoons and editorial caricature, aimed at greed, excess, and the people who treat the economy like their living room. A fat cat cartoon for union voters, tax fairness fans, and satire collectors. Billionaires own you, illustrated. Original artwork by Puff Sumo.
Description: American Fat King on the Throne: Billionaires Own You (Dark Version) Meet the man sitting on your future. This Puff Sumo illustration plants an oversized plutocrat in a red tailcoat, striped top hat, and bow tie, sprawled across an ornate armchair that looks suspiciously like a throne, beneath the bold headline BILLIONAIRES OWN YOU and a polite little (Terms & conditions apply). Drawn in scratchy pen and ink with a flat pop of red, it channels classic political cartoons and editorial caricature, aimed at greed, excess, and the people who treat the economy like their living room. A fat cat cartoon for union voters, tax fairness fans, and satire collectors. Billionaires own you, illustrated. Original artwork by Puff Sumo.
Description: The Year of the Rabbit is a term used in the Chinese zodiac to refer to one of the twelve animal signs associated with each year in a twelve-year cycle. According to Chinese astrology, each year is represented by a different animal sign, and each sign is believed to have its own unique characteristics and qualities that influence the fortunes and personalities of people born under that sign. People born in the Year of the Rabbit are said to be gentle, kind-hearted, and compassionate. They are also believed to be artistic, sensitive, and intuitive. In Chinese culture, the Rabbit is associated with the Moon and the Yin energy, which represents femininity, receptivity, and creativity. The Year of the Rabbit occurs every twelve years, ...
