Balloon Guy Cards
Description: I'm Mike, a queer artist in Portland, Oregon. The artwork on this shirt was designed by graphic designer Nick Fauble and is based on my popular balloon art, and by buying it, you'll be supporting queer artists make more art. Also if I see you wearing it in public I will come up to you and embarrass myself (I promise I will not do this).
Description: I'm Mike, a queer artist in Portland, Oregon. The artwork on this shirt was designed by graphic designer Nick Fauble and is based on my popular balloon art, and by buying it, you'll be supporting queer artists make more art. Also if I see you wearing it in public I will come up to you and embarrass myself (I promise I will not do this).
Description: I'm Mike, a queer artist in Portland, Oregon. The artwork on this shirt was designed by graphic designer Nick Fauble and is based on my popular balloon art, and by buying it, you'll be supporting queer artists make more art. Also if I see you wearing it in public I will come up to you and embarrass myself (I promise I will not do this).
Description: No Ice: Dump Trump Girl and Balloon — Encased in frost, the girl and balloon—echoes of hope—are frozen mid-flight, silenced by the chill of state power. “No Ice” warns of a nation where due process melts under surveillance and cruelty, while corporate media spins the thaw as justice. The balloon, once free, now drifts behind glass: a symbol of DC’s detained truths, redacted rights, and the lies that keep them suspended. This isn’t preservation—it’s propaganda. Beware the glossy surface; beneath it, liberty is on ice.
Description: Ever seen a movie star in real life and get giddy to meet them? Well be careful because it could be a scary dancing clown in disguise that haunts kids with their greatest fears. Or it could be the computer geek that handles the company database mainframe.
Dude, That's The Guy From IT Awkward Scary Balloon Graphic Card
by SassySoClassy
$5.00 $6.00
Description: No Ice: Dump Trump Girl and Balloon — Encased in frost, the girl and balloon—echoes of hope—are frozen mid-flight, silenced by the chill of state power. “No Ice” warns of a nation where due process melts under surveillance and cruelty, while corporate media spins the thaw as justice. The balloon, once free, now drifts behind glass: a symbol of DC’s detained truths, redacted rights, and the lies that keep them suspended. This isn’t preservation—it’s propaganda. Beware the glossy surface; beneath it, liberty is on ice.
