Onomatopoeia Hoodies

Have a merry christmas

Have a holly jolly christmas

Quack Quack (GameQuacks). Quack Quack Design by everytinytale

Sound of car u know

헐 Heol sigh hangul pastel typography

Alex Yang from the comic, the surprising life of Alex Yang, flying in with a HIYA!!!

Capture the essence of Japanese culture with our stunning fish onomatopoeia artwork featuring intricate Japanese symbols and calligraphy. Dive into style with this unique fusion of traditional Japanese kanji and modern graffiti characters, perfect for those who appreciate the beauty of language and art.

Kapow!

Make sure everyone knows what kind of an impact you make when you enter a roo with the sound: THOOOM!!!!

Alex Yang from the comic, the surprising life of Alex Yang, flying in with a HIYA!!!

great word pun

Shiba inu kanji for money bless you Japanese symbols.

A three door, hatchback car for those who love little bitty wheels!

comic's sound

Saturday night's alright for fighting.

A quick design.

A quick design.

In a bold and vibrant comic book style, a dynamic design of "kerplunk" explodes with onomatopoeic energy, encapsulating the essence of a sudden impact.

OH MY GOD

What can Meow do for you.

A cute cat MIEOW.

Fuwa fuwa means fluffy!

A Japanese Onomatopoeia means light and soft or fluffy. If you have suggestion feel free to message me.

comic's effect

What the....

Wham Bam

Pfft!

Biff, Bam, Boom!

When words fail...novelty humorous design,

fun statement to describe your 'can't be bothered' state of mind

A classic sound effect to let 'em know you mean business.

Whoosh is the best onomatopoeia for while you're playing an improv game, wishing on a shooting star, or just when you're running out of a room.

I've seen some anime/manga shirts around that I really like the design of, so I had the idea to make a similar design with, of course, crows; giving the viewer the stink eye.

The Blah shirt sarcastic for the expression of mild frustration. This sarcasm tee for men and women is Great gift for birthday Christmas holidays for everyone to heal depression. Blah When spoken repeatedly, often three times in succession: blah blah blah!) Imitative of idle, meaningless talk; used sometimes in a slightly derogatory manner to mock or downplay another's words, or to show disinterest in a diatribe, rant, instructions, unsolicited advice, parenting, etc. Also used when recalling and retelling another's words, as a substitute for the portions of the speech deemed irrelevant.

Kaboom onomatopoeia

The characters engage in futile levels of lonely interaction. Lower down a child in front of a grave- stone is left isolated and unnourished with a sinister future.