Green Polka Dots Hats
Description: Fun abstract geometric design with scattered polka dots and rings in retro Lime Green, Mint, Orange and Cream on Midnight Blue! Mid-century modern style! This original design was created by Jackie Tahara of UnBlink Studio and comes in lots of Other Colours too!
DROPS Polka Dots Rings Geometric Mid-Century Abstract in Retro Green Mint Orange Cream Midnight Blue - UnBlink Studio by Jackie Tahara Hat
by UnBlink Studio by Jackie Tahara
$19
Description: Brighten up your collection with this playful Fun Polka Dot Green Snake design! Featuring a quirky green snake adorned with bold polka dots, this fun and colorful artwork is perfect for adding a whimsical touch to any item. A great choice for those who love unique and lighthearted designs.
Description: Spread joyful holiday cheer with this playful "Merry and Bright" typography design! Features bold block letters filled with festive patterns—candy cane stripes, polka dots, chevron, and an evergreen tree accented with whimsical stars. The perfect cheerful holiday outfit for moms and teachers.
Description: A bold hand-drawn geometric design with rows of interlocking oval shapes, each holding a black striped center ringed in green stripes and dots, set against red crosshatch panels. The repeating, op-art look has a vintage textile feel that stands out on tees, hoodies, stickers, phone cases, and more. A great pick for fans of geometric art, retro patterns, and festive red and green prints. Wear it, stick it, gift it.
Description: A bold hand-drawn abstract design with black and white triangles, each holding a concentric circle, scattered across wavy neon pink lines. Green polka dot spikes and black and white checkerboard bands add rhythm and contrast. The playful, op-art, psychedelic look stands out on tees, hoodies, stickers, phone cases, and more. A great pick for fans of geometric art, quirky patterns, and bold graphic prints. Wear it, stick it, gift it.
Description: When I was in college, we'd often have to put our artwork in front of the class and everyone would critique it. There was this one guy that always did the strangest color combinations. Most of the time they worked really well. One day someone asked him why he used pink. He was confused and said he thought he used green. Turns out he's color blind. Saw a test recently that reminded me of that story and inspired this piece. What do you see? http://www.artisticdyslexia.com/
Description: A collection of six potted plants with distinct colors and patterns. The top row features lavender in a terracotta pot, orange flowers in a pink pot, and green foliage in a teal pot with blue swirls. The bottom row shows pink flowers in a pink pot with decorative lines, yellow poppies in a blue polka-dot pot, and green shrubbery in a purple striped pot.
