Be Safe Be Smooth Magnets
Description: This impasto oil painting captures a warm, inclusive group hug among six diverse individuals, blending seamlessly into the vivid colors of the pride flag. The thick brushstrokes create a sense of safety and community, echoing the message that it’s a safe place to be yourself. Perfect for educators, advocates, and allies, this piece serves as a daily reminder of love, equality, and acceptance in any inclusive space.
Description: A stylized artistic creation featuring a pink-haired person peeking from within a large red flower. Stars and dots surround the composition on a solid black background. The text "I'm a woman & I just want to be safe" is presented in a circular arc above the floral element.
Description: A stylized depiction of a person with pink hair holding a large red flower over their face. The flower has a pink ampersand symbol on it. Yellow stars are scattered around the text "im a woman & i just want to be safe" which curves above the figure. The figure wears a white top and has green leaves extending from the flower stem.
Description: A design to help everyone remember that we need to keep everyone safe and show care and kindness for each other by wearing a mask. Makes a great gift too for anyone planning a gathering or works around other people that might benefit from the reminder. Also available for light colors.
Description: All Places, Should Be Safe Spaces, Supportive All Places Should Be Safe Spaces - Positive inclusion-inspired design promoting kindness, respect, emotional safety, and welcoming community values for everyday wear. Perfect apparel for teachers, counselors, advocates, LGBTQ+ allies, community leaders, wellness supporters, and inclusive spaces everywhere.
Description: Human conditioning causes mechanical habits that override logical thinking. From early childhood, we are taught to blow on steaming soups and hot beverages to prevent burning our tongues. That reflex becomes so deeply ingrained that the moment a spoonful of frigid gelato or frozen sorbet is lifted to your lips, your mouth automatically puckers up to exhale a cool breeze across the dessert. You catch yourself blowing on sub-zero dairy cream, pause in brief embarrassment, and realize that your brain just attempted to cool down an object that is already frozen solid. The humor mocks the absurdity of automatic physical reflexes, showcasing how deeply ingrained habits can foolishly override obvious logic when facing an icy treat on a summer day.
