Split Bags
Description: You don't like my personality? Let me show you another one. Dissociative identity disorder (DID) also known as multiple personality disorder (MPD) is a real and serious mental ilness, but this funny and colorful design makes it a little easier to deal with it
You don't like my personality? No problem,let me show you another one Bag
by Pillars of Creation
$24
Description: It's OK if you don't like my personality, I have several more - Simple and creative text based design with a cute kawaii panda. Dissociative identity disorder (DID) also known as multiple personality disorder (MPD) is a real and serious mental ilness, but this funny design makes it a little easier to accept it.
It's ok if you don't like my personality, I have several more - Kawaii panda Bag
by Pillars of Creation
$24
Description: Embrace the fiery spirit of Asuka Langley Soryu from Neon Genesis Evangelion with this striking dual-tone design. Featuring the iconic pilot in a captivating red and cyan split, this artwork is perfect for fans who appreciate bold, anime-inspired aesthetics. Show off your love for NGE!
Description: Express your love for classic tragedy with this striking typography design featuring the famous quote I HAVE NOT BROKEN YOUR HEART YOU HAVE BROKEN IT. The bold split text perfectly captures the heartbreaking dynamic between Heathcliff and Catherine. It is a fantastic gift for fans of Emily Brontë and dark literary romance.
Description: Can't choose between the court and the diamond? Why should you have to! This high-energy design is the ultimate badge of honor for multi-sport athletes, dedicated sports moms, and coaches who give 100% to both games. Featuring the words "SOFTBALL" and "BASKETBALL", the centerpiece of this graphic is a beautifully detailed heart split right down the middle—half classic orange basketball and half bright yellow softball. Accented by energetic paint splatters and matching icons like crossed bats and a basketball hoop, the distressed, vintage-style aesthetic gives it an authentic, well-loved look.
Description: If we delve into the times before language and the written word we find drawings on cave walls. On one such wall the infamous Negative Split (TM) logo was discovered in a cave home to the primitive fat ergos known as Homofatos Ergesters. This symbol was translated and now represents the race plan of fat ergos everywhere... always negative split!
