Gum Merch

Fun Mrs Rachel inspired Tshirt

Gumball Skulls Machine

maybe you could be a purple monkey in a bubblegum tree...

Ugly Creature Spawned from Another Dmension

This is my rendition of Princess Bubblegum's favorite tee shirt, from the awesome cartoon show - Adventure Time.

tharn and type illustration

Have you seen him?

Bubblegum room

Little black girl with curly hair in purple. Girl wearing purple bow. Cute little girl with bubble gum. Child chewing gum. Blowing bubbles. Original artworks by KiraTheArtist are perfect for people who love Black art and fantasy. Grab these digital paintings as gifts for yourself, friend, sister, brother, mother, or father who loves black art by black artists. These designs are great as gifts

Robust Enigma Sez: Get Lit, Stay Lit, Fam.

Robust Enigma Sez: Always Be Real, Always Stay Rad.

Try your luck with the Get What You Get machine! No take-backsies and--spoiler alert--everyone gets the same thing in the end.

Homage to the GG's of Jet Set Radio Future.

so much color omg.

New uploads of a new Australian flora and fauna alphabet. #17767c

Portrait of stylized girl blowing a bubble.

Bubble gum tree 🫧💓🌳 I was thinking about tree and bubble gum :D So bubble gum tree ❕😆

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The phenom Michaela Coel as Arabella in I May Destroy You

In 1970, Stokely-Van Camp produced a thirst quenching chewing gum, marketing it as Gatorgum. The gum was manufactured by Fleer (the baseball card people), and was available in both lemon-lime and orange flavors. The gum was invented with the intention of offering 'hydration enhancement' and the 'prevention of dry mouth,' though there is no information that the gum did either of these things. Regardless, people loved the gum, though its popularity began waning in the late '70s, though lucky for Gatorgum fans, an ill timed long term manufacturing contract ensured the gum was still made until the late '80s. Like clockwork, the gum was discontinued when the contract expired in 1989, and slowly began disappearing from store shelves.

Hi Ho Hey Hey Chew your little troubles away…

This Zebra is so happy to see you that it has rainbows coming out its butt!

Our schools are being destroyed by gun violence. Books build understanding and empathy. Ban guns, not books.

The phenom Michaela Coel as Arabella in I May Destroy You

The critically endangered Australian Potoroo is a small marsupial found only in the south of Western Australia. There are only around 50 surviving in the wild. It is threatened by foxes and feral cats.

Watercolor painting / sketch of a giraffe blowing a bubblegum bubble from pink bubblegum

City bird

Our "Bubblegum Giraffe" design is a delightful blend of cuteness, humor, and nature's beauty. With its playful concept, vibrant colors, and nods to Africa and chewing gum, it's the perfect choice for anyone who wants to add a touch of whimsy to their space. Embrace the joy and charm of the "Bubblegum Giraffe" and let it bring smiles to faces of all ages.

Pop art style photo of beautiful doll in blue coat blowing bubblegum. Retro chic and stylishly modern.

Inspired by the kookaburras that hang around our home.

Get some bubblegum and be icky sticky with Mrs. Rachel!

Isn't it the cutest little Black Phillip looking goat you've ever seen?! With the bubblegum pentagram not even the dark lord could resist letting out an, "awwww."

A sulphur crested cockatoo among Eucalyptus leaves.