Idiom Kids Hoodies

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Japanese Kanji Be Yourself

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Spice up your days with these bubbly larks! Spice up your days with YJ PRINTART :)

An old English idiom meaning to boast or brag about your achievements, but you probably have good reason to!

The Bee's Knees is an English idiom meaning something or someone is excellent, very good or top quality. Some people think it might come from the fact that bees store pollen in sacks in their legs so this is the concentrated nectar but this is not a definitive definition. It's a nice reference!

Traditional tattoo flash design featuring a scroll with the quote "Bite the Bullet" with leaves and ammo. Bold outlines and bright classic colors, original digital artwork.

As much as we would like to say $@*!# sometimes, it just isn’t always the appropriate situation. Tshirt for any Anglophile that wants a polite exclamation of surprise ready. This tee shirt features black typography and no background.

Grammar humor. The comma says, "Wait" and the question mark relies, "What?"

The image depicts the well-known idiom "curiosity killed the cat" in a creative and thought-provoking manner. The word "curiosity" is depicted vertically, as if it were a person holding a knife in its hand, positioned behind a relaxed cat lounging on a pillow. The knife symbolizes the danger that can come from being too curious, while the cat represents the potential victim of that danger.

...trying to get out.

I'm willing to say or do pretty much anything to help me believe there's any hope you'll buy this design...

I'm willing to say or do pretty much anything to help me believe there's any hope you'll buy this design...

Normal Gets You Nowhere Design

Bring out your inner dad with this Hit the Sack design.

Normal Gets You Nowhere Design

The Latin phrase "Ora et Labora" means "Pray and Work" and is a motto meant to refer to the tradition of the Benedictine Order. Are you looking for a cool saying or wisdom with meaning in Latin? Then you are right here.

A old English idiom meaning to use your head, think about what you're doing and be clever about it. Soldiers in the trenches in the First World War would use a loaf of bread instead of putting their heads up to see if snipers were still around.

I will do everything I can to prevent it...

Unknown paths ahead, Endless possibilities, Future shines so bright.

Unpredictable path, An unknown journey ahead, Mystery awaits us.

Chocks Away was a term used by World War Two pilots when they wanted the blocks known as chocks placed in front of the plane's wheels to be removed so the plane can take off. It's now used to mean let's go, let's get started.

Make it simple but significant

Silver Lining Typography Design for Motivate your life.

...finding the right words - with the help of AI, thanks to ChatGPT.

Wait, What? - Funny English Grammar Spelling

Having fun with the famous idiom

Get lost

Eat Your Words

those are the days...

The planning stage for a glass mosaic I did during my senior year

...everyday question in a city...

A gecko finds the fly in the ointment

The image depicts a gust of wind blowing through a cluster of leaves and letters, arranged to spell out the word "caution". The cautionary message of the word serves as a reminder of the potential dangers that can arise when one is caught off-guard by the unexpected twists and turns of life.

Looking back in time, there seem to be a future...driving on Mars or other planets.