War Protest Cards
Description: Fund People Not Bombs expresses a powerful social justice message. This design is for peace advocates, anti-war activists, and those who champion human rights and progressive causes.
Fund People Not Bombs Social Justice Anti War Activism Card
by Louncolore
$5.00 $6.00
Description: Changing Red to Blue: The Elephant Comes Up for Air A blue elephant claws its way toward the surface beneath the words CHANGING RED TO BLUE, a surreal political statement for anyone watching the map shift this midterm season. Rising \grocery bills, painful gas prices, and a costly war have voters rethinking everything, and this design captures that determined swim from red toward blue. Cinematic underwater light, one struggling elephant, and bold red and blue type make it a conversation starter at rallies, watch parties, and phone banks. Perfect for blue wave believers, swing voters, and political satire fans ready to vote blue in 2026. Original artwork from Puff Sumo.
Description: Changing Red to Blue: The Elephant Comes Up for Air (No Background) A blue elephant claws its way toward the surface beneath the words CHANGING RED TO BLUE, a surreal political statement for anyone watching the map shift this midterm season. Rising \grocery bills, painful gas prices, and a costly war have voters rethinking everything, and this design captures that determined swim from red toward blue. Cinematic underwater light, one struggling elephant, and bold red and blue type make it a conversation starter at rallies, watch parties, and phone banks. Perfect for blue wave believers, swing voters, and political satire fans ready to vote blue in 2026. Original artwork from Puff Sumo.
Changing Red to Blue: The Elephant Comes Up for Air (No Background) Card
by Puff Sumo
$5.00 $6.00
Description: Changing Red to Blue: The Elephant Comes Up for Air (Dark Version) A blue elephant claws its way toward the surface beneath the words CHANGING RED TO BLUE, a surreal political statement for anyone watching the map shift this midterm season. Rising \grocery bills, painful gas prices, and a costly war have voters rethinking everything, and this design captures that determined swim from red toward blue. Cinematic underwater light, one struggling elephant, and bold red and blue type make it a conversation starter at rallies, watch parties, and phone banks. Perfect for blue wave believers, swing voters, and political satire fans ready to vote blue in 2026. Original artwork from Puff Sumo.
Changing Red to Blue: The Elephant Comes Up for Air (Dark Version) Card
by Puff Sumo
$5.00 $6.00
Description: You Don’t Need Swords to Cut Flowers — Samurai Protest Typography Art You don’t need swords to cut flowers. A samurai in ornate kimono holds a sword — but flowering blooms burst from the blade where violence should be. Bold distressed typography dominates the frame, the warrior’s hands and silk robes anchoring the bottom half in quiet contrast. This is the contradiction at the heart of power: the weapon exists, but the flowers don’t need it. East Asian warrior aesthetic meets contemporary protest art in a piece that hits differently right now — when the powerful keep reaching for swords to solve problems that never called for them. Anti-war. Pro-diplomacy. For people paying attention to what’s happening in the world. Samurai art with a con
You Don’t Need Swords to Cut Flowers — Samurai Protest Typography Art Card
by Puff Sumo
$5.00 $6.00
Description: A sleek, minimalist rendering of the classic universal peace symbol. This clean graphic design represents a powerful message of harmony, pacifism, and global unity. Ideal for activists, free spirits, and advocates for world peace and nonviolence who prefer a subtle, modern aesthetic. A timeless statement piece for hoodies, mugs, and daily wear.
Description: A little porcine wisdom for a complicated world: Tend Pigs Not War. This wonderfully quirky, hand-drawn pig brings together humor, peace, and a touch of old-fashioned farm charm. With his tiny blue hat, expressive face, and perfectly imperfect original linework, he’s a fun choice for pig lovers, farmers, homesteaders, animal lovers, and anyone who thinks the world could use fewer arguments and more pigs.
Description: Old Soul Peace Sign — Rising Sun Warrior A weathered old warrior with a long white beard, aviator goggles, and sunglasses throws up a peace sign against a bold rising-sun backdrop, rendered in a gritty red-and-cream propaganda-poster style. This peace warrior design channels wisdom earned through conflict — the look of someone who’s seen enough war to know peace is the only way forward. Part elder wisdom, part protest art, this rising sun graphic blends retro poster aesthetics with a modern anti-war message. Perfect for anyone drawn to bold graphic tees, vintage propaganda style, or a warrior for peace statement that doesn’t shout — it just knows.
Anti-Capitalist : No life is sacred in a system that rewards greed Card
by SAISSART
$5.00 $6.00
Description: Stand With Ukraine! Show your support for Ukraine in this fight for sovereignty and freedom! Protest Russian invasion!
UKRAINE TRIDENT EMBLEM SLAVA UKRAINI PROTEST RUSSIA Card
by ProgressiveMOB
$5.00 $6.00
Description: A broken peace sign with a rebellious edge. This distressed graphic combines the iconic symbol of peace with cracked, worn details for a raw vintage punk and grunge aesthetic. A bold design for anyone who believes in peace, freedom, individuality, and standing against the chaos.
White Broken Peace Sign, Vintage Distressed Protest Card
by BlueinkSupply
$5.00 $6.00
Description: A sleek, minimalist rendering of the classic universal peace symbol. This clean graphic design represents a powerful message of harmony, pacifism, and global unity. Ideal for activists, free spirits, and advocates for world peace and nonviolence who prefer a subtle, modern aesthetic. A timeless statement piece for hoodies, mugs, and daily wear.
Description: You Don’t Need Swords to Cut Flowers — Samurai Protest Typography Art You don’t need swords to cut flowers. A samurai in ornate kimono holds a sword — but flowering blooms burst from the blade where violence should be. Bold distressed typography dominates the frame, the warrior’s hands and silk robes anchoring the bottom half in quiet contrast. This is the contradiction at the heart of power: the weapon exists, but the flowers don’t need it. East Asian warrior aesthetic meets contemporary protest art in a piece that hits differently right now — when the powerful keep reaching for swords to solve problems that never called for them. Anti-war. Pro-diplomacy. For people paying attention to what’s happening in the world. Samurai art with a con
You Don’t Need Swords to Cut Flowers — Samurai Protest Typography Art (Dark Version) Card
by Puff Sumo
$5.00 $6.00
Description: Last Gasp of Red: Elephant Breaks the Waterline (Dark Version) An etched ink-line elephant surfaces at the waterline, wide eyes on the future, trunk blowing bubbles into a cyan sky, with CHANGING RED TO BLUE below. Political cartoon energy for angry voters, soaring grocery receipts, painful gas prices, and a war that keeps getting costlier. Perfect for canvassing, election night watch parties, or anyone done with business as usual. The engraving-style detail and bold two-color type read clearly from across the room, so the message lands at a glance. A pick for midterm election junkies, protest art fans, and everyone ready to vote them out. Original linework by Puff Sumo.
Last Gasp of Red: Elephant Breaks the Waterline (Dark Version) Card
by Puff Sumo
$5.00 $6.00
Description: A sleek, minimalist rendering of the classic universal peace symbol. This clean graphic design represents a powerful message of harmony, pacifism, and global unity. Ideal for activists, free spirits, and advocates for world peace and nonviolence who prefer a subtle, modern aesthetic. A timeless statement piece for hoodies, mugs, and daily wear.
I Don't Argue With People John Brown Would've Shot Card
by Lina Hiba Active
$5.00 $6.00
Description: Bold multilingual protest artwork featuring the phrase Not In My Name alongside a raised hand symbol. Red, black, and cream colors create a distressed vintage-poster aesthetic, while repeated statements in several languages emphasize the design’s international character. Strong block lettering, rough textures, and layered banner elements give this graphic a striking protest-art style centered on peace, personal conscience, solidarity, and anti-war expression.
