Fuzzy Cards
Description: A graphic featuring the large green letters spelling 'LOVE'. The letter 'O' is replaced by a fuzzy green character wearing a red cap with a white 'P', blue and pink hair, and holding a green laurel wreath in its hands. The character has large eyes and a tongue sticking out.
LOVE Philly Mascot with Laurel Wreath Card
by Illustrations By Majali
$5.00 $6.00
Description: Bring a burst of fun and playful chaos to your day with this cheerful, fuzzy red character design paired with the slogan “Silly Energy.” Featuring a lively personality and a goofy, lovable vibe, this design celebrates silliness, positivity, and the joy of being unapologetically yourself. Perfect for fans of cute characters, playful humor, nostalgic childhood vibes, and colorful cartoon aesthetics. A fun choice for T-shirts, stickers, tote bags, and gifts for anyone who brings silly energy wherever they go.
Description: Death is inevitable, Life is an Illusion, It's worm time babey! Great gift for any social media loving people to wear to school, college, or anywhere.
Consciousness is an Illusion Fuzzy Worm on a String Meme Card
by YourGoods
$5.00 $6.00
Description: A retro sunset scene features two fuzzy pink characters on the sides and a fuzzy orange character with sunglasses in the center. The text "I DON'T ALWAYS MaHNA MaHNA" is above the characters, and "BUT WHEN I DO DOO DOOT DOO DOO" is below.
I Don't Always Mahna Mahna But When I Do Doo Doot Doo Doo Retro Sunset Card
by CLAIRO MAINE STUDIO
$5.00 $6.00
Description: Celebrate the coziest time of year with this charming “MITTEN SEASON” design. A pair of patterned knit mittens hangs together against a snowy backdrop, ready for chilly walks and cocoa runs. Warm hand-lettered text and simple vector art give it a sweet, homey feel. Perfect for anyone who loves soft knits, snowflakes, and bundling up in style.
Description: In the late 1970s, disco was the most popular music genre in America, however, disco sparked a major backlash from rock music fans as popular culture cultivated a widespread perception that disco was taking over. This lead to a widespread 'disco sucks' movement that could be found just about everywhere, from messages on t-shirts to an all out riot in Chicago. During the mid-seventies, this fuzzy little monster started flipping everyone off, and nobody really knows why. He managed to stick around well into the ’80s, but instead of just standing around and flipping the bird, he suddenly started being portrayed as doing more than just flipping people off, like holding signs saying "I'd rather eat shit than disco."
Description: A unique graphic featuring a hairy musician playing guitar in front of a rustic American banner. Great aesthetic for outdoors lovers and music fans.
Cryptid Guitar Player American Flag Design Card
by Letterscape Studio
$5.00 $6.00
Description: An adorable illustration of a cute honey bee with big eyes and a funny text asking "Who moved the pollen?". A playful and humorous design perfect for nature lovers, gardeners
• Who Moved The Pollen Cute Honey Bee Illustration Card
by magneticdesign
$5.00 $6.00
