Heavy Traffic Merch

Description: Fanart of the girls of ralph bakshis amazing movie heavy traffic.

Description: Fanart of Carole from Heavy Traffic.

Description: Classic

Description: Traffic Band

Description: A vibrant watercolor depicting the bustling energy of Toronto, featuring yellow taxis and heavy traffic moving toward the historic Gooderham Building. The style uses expressive splashes of yellow, blue, and purple to convey urban motion. Why You’ll Love It: The bold colors and energetic brushstrokes perfectly capture the fast-paced atmosphere of a modern metropolis. Great gift for: Toronto residents, urban explorers, and fans of Canadian cityscapes.

Description: Traffic Band

Description: A bold industrial design featuring Pittsburgh-inspired hoist mode graphics with a traffic cone, welding helmet, and heavy-duty hook. Perfect for construction workers, welders, riggers, crane operators, blue-collar crews, and anyone who loves gritty worksite humor with a strong industrial aesthetic. This artwork combines jobsite energy, rugged machinery vibes, and hardworking pride into a powerful graphic made for builders and trade fans.

Description: Funny construction worker design featuring a traffic cone and the relatable quote "I Live At Work And I Visit Home Sometimes." Perfect for contractors, road crews, laborers, heavy equipment operators, and hardworking blue-collar professionals who spend long hours on the jobsite.

Description: Funny construction worker design featuring a traffic cone and the relatable quote "I Live At Work And I Visit Home Sometimes." Perfect for contractors, road crews, laborers, heavy equipment operators, and hardworking blue-collar professionals who spend long hours on the jobsite.

Description: Celebrate construction humor with the Hoist The Cone design. Ideal for construction workers, road work professionals, traffic crew members, and civil engineers. Featuring the phrase Hoist The Cone for proud industry professionals.

Description: A bold industrial design featuring hoist equipment, a traffic cone, and construction safety icons in a rugged graphic style. Perfect for crane operators, riggers, welders, construction workers, and fans of heavy equipment aesthetics. This artwork captures jobsite energy, worksite humor, and tough mechanical vibes, making it a great fit for anyone who loves industrial culture and construction-themed apparel.

Description: Route 666

Description: Calling all little vehicle enthusiasts who know that You Can Never Have Too Many Trucks. This playful design features a winding road filled with colorful vehicles like a dump truck, cement mixer, fire engine, excavator, and tow truck.

Description: A bold industrial graphic featuring a heavy hoist hook, safety helmet, traffic cone, and rugged mechanical elements in a powerful construction-inspired design. Perfect for crane operators, riggers, welders, mechanics, builders, and anyone who loves industrial workwear aesthetics. This artwork brings together jobsite energy, safety gear symbolism, and strong blue-collar attitude for t-shirts, stickers, and gifts.

Description: This design is for construction workers, builders, and road work professionals. Features the phrase Hoist The The Cone, perfect for laborers and construction crew members.

Description: Hoist The Cone design for construction workers, road crew, and civil engineering professionals. Perfect for builders, contractors, and road maintenance teams.

Description: This design features 'Hoist The Cone Soon' perfect for road workers, construction crew, and traffic control professionals. Celebrate urban infrastructure with a touch of pirate humor and workplace pride.

Description: This design celebrates the humor of construction work and the daily lives of road crew members. Featuring the phrase Hoist The Cone, it's perfect for civil engineers, surveyors, and anyone who appreciates funny construction themes.

Description: Funny construction graphic for those who love heavy machinery and road work.

Description: Classic

Description: illustration from London Pictures in pen & pencil published in 1890. Please note with regard to scanned antique prints there may be some age related marks or faults from the originals which will show also on any print ordered. This is inevitable with prints of this age & actually lends an authentic look to the prints. Please refer to the actual image on sale. If you are interested in purchasing the original engraving or print that may be possible if I still have it, please send me a private message to check.