Satyr Long Sleeve T-Shirts

Satanic Demon Monster design complete with glowing eyes, jagged teeth, wagging tongue, and horns. Caption reads "Come Hither"

head of the Horned Green Man

*** Limited Edition *** My First Shoplifting Experience - Vintage Dark Humour. Buy two or more for your family and friends to save on shipping! Also available on many other products ( mask, sticker, t-shirt, mug, and many more )

Part-human and part-divine, offspring of a god and a human.

Beautiful vintage Greek satyr god Pan design. Looks great on t-shirts, sweatshirts, mugs, totes and more. Makes a great gift for friends

Politically support your favorite weirdo half-satyr in the upcoming mayoral election in the spore village of Enoka. While he runs unopposed, Gildrebrand Molani promises a term of unrivaled debauchery and mischief. Who can say no?

Part-human and part-divine, offspring of a god and a human.

Creepy

Starry-eyed Celestia Original character design

Get those cheevos, goatboy

Gildebrand Molani | He/Him | Hexblood | Ranger/Rogue Gildebrand, or “Gil” to his friends, is a carefree wanderer of curious origin. Easily bored with the monotony of everyday responsibility, Gil prefers cutting loose and failing up, as he meanders through life. This fun-loving Fey creature is no stranger to drink, revelry, song and excess, sometimes to his detriment. As a former smuggler, Gildebrand is no stranger to billowed sails and salt-stained clothes, but since being landlocked by his old crew currently spends his days in Starystrom doing odd jobs for anyone willing to pay the right price.

Faun with horns

Hand-drawn illustration

Be not afraid!

2017 Original design- best on dark backgrounds.

The Greek God of the forest, Pan as Kokopelli

Faun

Undefeated - and the nicest guy!

It's spring! And you know what that means? Spring tattoo designs!

From Greek mythology, from the waist up man, from the waist down goat. They lived in the woods, were cheerful and mischievous, as well as escorting Dionysus. In Rome he was called Faun and Silvanus.The Satyrs, Egipans and Silenes were ardently worshiped by Greek shepherds and farmers, who made offerings of animals and products of the land. ... With a new image, the Satyrs started to be represented with pointed ears, small horns and goat feet.

This quote and scene never fails to put a big smile on my face…both from laughter and cringing. Phil is one of my favourite Disney characters. Ever.

I wonder what she’s offering?

Don't let their charming hymns or honeyed words fool you. Turn your back on a satyr, and they will run you through.

Hot Dog lover.

Now you'll have this bean with you wherever you go!

faun with horns

Wild Man! Funny text design.

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"Veni Vidi Vici"

The God of wine Bacchus is riding his pet tiger on a 2nd century mosaic from Leadenhall, UK

A fantastic... or faun-tastic... design for nature and fantasy lovers!

This design was brought about during a D&D character build session, for instance how certain character lineages might not be ideal for certain adventures. For example, if you need to make a rooftop chase over the City of Waterdeep, a character with hooves would PROBABLY be at a big disadvantage, navigating varied rooftop shapes, surfaces & heights! Thus the phrase, "Satyrs Can't parkour" was coined. Please note, no actual Satyrs were harmed in the making of this design.

A letter ‘A’ in an Ancient Greek, ‘Satyr’ typeface/font. For people whose name starts with A and who like Greek Mythology. White letter A.

From Greek mythology, from the waist up man, from the waist down goat. They lived in the woods, were cheerful and mischievous, as well as escorting Dionysus. In Rome he was called Faun and Silvanus.The Satyrs, Egipans and Silenes were ardently worshiped by Greek shepherds and farmers, who made offerings of animals and products of the land. ... With a new image, the Satyrs started to be represented with pointed ears, small horns and goat feet.