Imaginary Cards
The Three Fundamental Dimensions of Psychical Subjectivity à la Lacan Card
by thelovelovers
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Description: A funny and original crossover of Calvin & Hobbes as the little Riley and her imaginary friend Bing Bong. "Who's your friend who likes to play? Bing Bong, Bing Bong His rocket makes you yell "Hooray!" Bing Bong, Bing Bong Who's the best in every way, and wants to sing this song to say Bing Bong, Bing Bong!"
Description: A whimsical colored-pencil illustration featuring two adorable imaginary creatures meeting in a magical landscape. The small purple character has a bright spiral-shaped head, while the larger pink creature features expressive blue eyes and a soft curled body. The playful shapes and gentle colors create a charming storybook atmosphere, perfect for children’s products, stickers, apparel, fantasy artwork, and unique gifts.
Description: Congratulations! You've officially earned Employee of the Month in the Department of Imaginary Problems. This humorous typography design celebrates the overthinkers, worriers, and master planners who somehow manage to solve problems that haven't happened yet.
Employee of the Month Department of Imaginary Problems Funny Anxiety Card
by Daphsam Designs
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Description: If you're a fan of the classic 90s movie, Drop Dead Fred, then you'll love this "Squashed My Head" design featuring the mischievous imaginary friend. This design showcases the memorable scene from the film where Drop Dead Fred squashes his own head. This design is available in a variety of products, including t-shirts, hoodies, and more. So, add the "Squashed My Head, Drop Dead Fred" design to your store today and let your customers show off their love for this unforgettable character and his hilarious antics.
Description: You can’t hurt me now Personal artwork. A wolf glancing over her shoulder, snarling at the life she left behind. On the bottom there are three runes: Hagalaz means a kind of a disruption, force of Mother nature inflicts upon humankind. Raidho signifies physical and inner journey. Mannaz means man, represent the self. Digital inking, 2020.
Description: Imagine you're a New Yorker in the mid 22nd century. You have to deal with all sorts of headaches like traffic jams on the East River or brownstones collapsing into the canals. People think you're crazy to live in this Super Venice, but you wouldn't want to be anywhere else. That's the world Kim Stanley Robinson imagines in his latest novel New York 2140.
Description: A hilarious and sarcastic quote for anyone who embraces their inner weirdness and loves a bit of magical humor. Perfect for fantasy lovers and daydreamers!
A Friend Told Me I Was Delusional I Almost Fell Off My Unicorn Card
by Para Jean
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Vintage Religious War Definition Anti Religious Activist Card
by Zu Zu Xi Xi
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