Frog Toad Cards
Description: Cute Cottagecore frog sitting on mushroom playing banjo guitar in pastel cottagecore aesthetic retro vintage style. Kawaii drawing for frog and Froggie lover out there, perfect for every toad fan, amphibian owner, cottagecore fungi, and toadstools.
Cottagecore Aesthetic Frog Banjo Mushroom Goblincore Toad Card
by GoshWow
$5.00 $6.00
Description: Celebrate love, equality, and retro charm with this whimsical “Gay Rights” design featuring two adorable frogs riding a tandem bike under a rainbow. Holding transgender pride flags and surrounded by colorful mushrooms and flowers, this cute and nostalgic illustration blends vintage aesthetics with a bold LGBTQ+ message. Perfect for Pride Month, queer joy, and allies who love colorful, inclusive, and nature-inspired art.
Description: Frog and Toad enjoy spooky stories in a tree beneath a golden moon, surrounded by jack-o’-lanterns, bats, and autumn leaves. This vintage-style Halloween reading illustration brings cozy cottagecore charm to book lovers, bookworms, teachers, and librarians.
Frog and Toad Halloween Reading Ghost Stories Card
by Storybook Wonderland
$5.00 $6.00
Description: Celebrate a happy birthday with Frog and Toad, colorful party hats, and a candlelit cake beneath a cheerful birthday banner. A whimsical storybook design for book lovers, friends, and fans of nostalgic children’s books.
Frog and Toad Happy Birthday Cake Celebration Card
by Storybook Wonderland
$5.00 $6.00
Gay The Pray Away Cottagecore Frog And Toad Gay Pride vintage Card
by ThorodaMin
$5.00 $6.00
Description: Both Great and Small, Be Kind to All A Series of Artwork by Avianblu Illustration (@Avianblu on Twitter), featuring creatures the world has largely hurt due to fear, misinformation, power plays, and ignorance. We can do better, we can be kind. Check out all the other editions of this series in my storefront!
Description: While not much is known about the printmaker Matsumoto Hoji, his series of frog woodblocks remain remarkably popular to this day. Active in the late 18th century, his works were originally included in the "Meika Gafu", a compendium of famous and popular artworks produced in the late Edo period around the turn of the 19th century.