Crying Cards
Description: A black rectangular sign with an orange border. The left side has white text that reads "EMPLOYEES MUST STOP" and orange text that reads "CRYING". Below is white text that reads "BEFORE RETURNING TO WORK". The right side of the sign features a large eye with a blue iris and pupil, with six blue teardrops falling from the bottom.
Employees Must Stop Crying Before Returning to Work Eye Symbol Card
by david man
$5.00 $6.00
Description: don't ask if i'm okay i'm okay but if everyone starts asking if i'm okey i might start crying design
don't ask if i'm okay i'm okay but if everyone starts asking if i'm okey i might start crying Card
by mdr design 23
$5.00 $6.00
Description: Wear the ultimate HR professional's motto with this bold typographic tee featuring oversized heavily distressed white condensed block lettering with stylistic lowercase 'i' accents — each line wider and more spacious than the last — on a dark background. Perfect for HR professionals, human resources managers, and anyone who has heard this phrase screamed internally during a particularly challenging employee meeting.
Description: A close-up, watercolor style portrait of a pug's face against a black background. The pug has big, expressive eyes with visible tears and a sad, wrinkled snout. Subtle markings are present on its forehead and cheeks. The overall style is expressive and emotional, highlighting the dog's mournful expression.
Description: Wear the ultimate HR professional's motto with this bold typographic tee featuring large heavily distressed white block lettering on a dark background — a workplace twist on the iconic catchphrase from the 1992 film A League of Their Own. Perfect for HR professionals, human resources managers, and anyone who has heard this phrase screamed internally during a particularly challenging employee meeting.
Description: Wear the ultimate HR professional's motto with this bold typographic tee featuring large heavily distressed white block lettering on a dark background — a workplace twist on the iconic catchphrase from the 1992 film A League of Their Own. Perfect for HR professionals, human resources managers, and anyone who has heard this phrase screamed internally during a particularly challenging employee meeting.
