Lucille Magnets

Description: Love Lucy

Description: Lucille, Lucy, drawing, digital, ranga, ball

Description: The t-shirt inspiration came from the Louisville Slugger baseball bat logo, and naturally changed to "Lucille Slugger" and reflects the two people killed in the beginning episode of season seven of the The Walking Dead.

Description: Negan

Description: lucille love negan

Description: Just some sporty savior merch... wear it like a champ!

Description: Black and white acrylic painting of Lucille Ball

Description: AD

Description: Lucille 2

Description: An elegant portrait of comedy's greatest actress.

Description: Lucille ball by Mike Nesloney

Description: Walking Dead fans rejoice!

Description: A Scarface/Walking dead inspired design.

Description: Lucille Bluth

Description: I Love Lucy

Description: Inspired by Negan from The Walking Dead, and the San Diego Padres Swingin' Friar logo

Description: Lucille Bluth BLOOD

Description: I'll drink to that

Description: Little Richard in person, and his orchestra

Description: Negan and Lucille

Description: Anarchy with Ricky

Description: arrested development

Description: NEW ITEM! Lucille Bluth from Arrested Development

Description: Lucille ball

Description: "Drowsy Eye" Lucille

Description: Enjoy this Lucille Ball take your hands off her david design.

Description: The four chickens of Arrested Development

Description: All the chicken dances of Arrested Development. Has anyone in this family ever even seen a chicken?

Description: "Drowsy Eye" Lucille

Description: Lucille Bluth EYEROLL

Description: Black And white acrylic painting of Lucille Ball

Description: Lucille Bluth Winking

Description: Lucille // Rainbow In Space Vintage Style

Description: Cartoon Lucy and Ricky from the original show open- always thought they were so cute!

Description: Lucille Désirée Ball was an award-winning American actress, comedian, producer, and studio executive who left a lasting impact on the entertainment industry. Ball is best known for her roles in the 1950s sitcom I Love Lucy and the 1960s show The Lucy Show. She also starred in over 80 films, including The Big Street (1942), Fancy Pants (1950), and Yours, Mine and Ours (1968).

Description: Lucille Ball