Tabloid Cards
Description: Nobody’s Buying It – The Spin Cycle District Scoop Tabloid Nobody’s Buying It — The District Scoop brings vintage tabloid energy to political satire, layered over a gritty urban skyline backdrop. This bold newspaper-style design channels the exhaustion of endless spin cycles and empty promises into a striking graphic statement. With a distressed masthead, weathered typography, and unmistakable big-city backdrop, this design speaks to anyone who’s stopped believing the headlines. A standout piece for fans of protest art, civic satire, and retro editorial design — perfect on a tee, hoodie, or print for those calling out the latest round of political spin.
Nobody’s Buying It – The Spin Cycle District Scoop Tabloid Card
by Puff Sumo
$5.00 $6.00
Description: Tax the Billionaires, Thank a Union, Keep Money Local Miss the good old days? Puff Sumo puts the answer in giant condensed capitals: tax the billionaires. Join a union. Buy local. Three commands, one blunt hierarchy, a black label bar for the question, a gray middle line, and starbursts to close it out, like a front page that finally printed good news. Monochrome and loud, made for union members, teachers, nurses, tradespeople, small business owners, and neighbors tired of tax dodgers and rising prices. Perfect for Labor Day, rallies, town halls, farmers markets, and gifts for the friend who forwards every tax fairness headline. Reads from across the street, no decoding required. Designed by Puff Sumo.
Tax the Billionaires, Thank a Union, Keep Money Local Card
by Puff Sumo
$5.00 $6.00
Description: Nobody’s Buying It – Bold Typography Protest Statement (Dark Version) Nobody’s Buying It — a bold vintage newspaper-style statement piece for anyone tired of political spin, empty promises, and government excuses. Inspired by classic tabloid headlines and old-school protest typography, this design channels public skepticism into a bold graphic tee, hoodie, or print. Perfect for fans of civic dissent, accountability culture, and satire-driven streetwear. Whether you’re calling out broken promises, rigged systems, or corporate spin, this design says what everyone’s already thinking. A must-have for protest art collectors, political satire lovers, and anyone who’s simply done pretending to believe the story.
Nobody’s Buying It – Bold Typography Protest Statement (Dark Version) Card
by Puff Sumo
$5.00 $6.00
Description: Nobody’s Buying It – Bold Typography Protest Statement Nobody’s Buying It — a bold vintage newspaper-style statement piece for anyone tired of political spin, empty promises, and government excuses. Inspired by classic tabloid headlines and old-school protest typography, this design channels public skepticism into a bold graphic tee, hoodie, or print. Perfect for fans of civic dissent, accountability culture, and satire-driven streetwear. Whether you’re calling out broken promises, rigged systems, or corporate spin, this design says what everyone’s already thinking. A must-have for protest art collectors, political satire lovers, and anyone who’s simply done pretending to believe the story.
Nobody’s Buying It – Bold Typography Protest Statement Card
by Puff Sumo
$5.00 $6.00
Description: A striking yellow background features a black geometric fragmented pattern resembling a broken web. To the right, bold black text lists 'HEALTH' at the top, followed by numbered entries: '01. HEAVEN', '03. GIRL ATTORNEY', and '18. TABLOID SORES'. The overall style is stark and modernist.
HEALTH 01. HEAVEN 03. GIRL ATTORNEY 18. TABLOID SORES Black and Yellow Geometric Web Card
by GRAPHIC CHARCOAL DARK
$5.00 $6.00
Description: Yellow Journalism is a sensationalized and often exaggerated style of reporting using bold headlines to catch attention and boost sales. Also known today as Tabloid Journalism and Clickbait. The term originated in the late 19th century during competition between rival New York newspapers for the comic strip Hogan's Alley featuring a character in a yellow nightshirt known as the Yellow Kid.
Description: Henry James quote: A journalist can’t hope to do much good unless he gets a good deal hated; that’s the way he knows how his work goes on.
Henry James quote: A journalist can’t hope to do much good unless he gets a good deal hated; that’s the way he knows how his work goes on. Card
by artbleed2
$5.00 $6.00
