Habitat Mugs
Description: This Arapaima - We All Share This Planet is part of our design series. It is meant to help raise awareness about biodiversity, habitat loss, environmental issues, and this amazing giant fish which became well known thank to Jeremy Wade's River Monsters. This is a great gift if you love fish, if you care about our planet, and if you'd like to show the world what you stand for!
Description: The 1967 International and Universal Exposition or Expo 67, as it was commonly known, was a general exhibition, Category One World's Fair held in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, from April 27 to October 29, 1967. The theme, "Man and His World," was based on the 1939 book entitled Terre des Hommes (translated as Wind, Sand and Stars) by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry. Expo 67 featured 90 pavilions representing "Man and His World" themes, nations, corporations, and industries, including the U.S. pavilion, a geodesic dome designed by Buckminster Fuller. Expo 67 also featured the Habitat 67 modular housing complex designed by architect Moshe Safdie, which was later purchased by private individuals and is still occupied today.
Description: Journey to the Red Planet with this captivating Vintage Postcard style travel art. This illustration showcases the spectacular domed city of Nicosia nestled in the vast Martian landscape. A perfect piece for space enthusiasts and fans of retro futurism, inviting you to imagine a future holiday with "Greetings From Mars".
Description: Detailed vintage anatomical diagram titled Heron Natural Habitat Study showing a Grey Heron alongside lotus flowers and aquatic reeds. Crafted for bird watching enthusiasts, naturalists, and lovers of classical botanical line art. Captures detailed wildlife illustrations with an authentic scientific aesthetic.
Description: Retro 50s travel poster–style design featuring “Explore Cascadia” above a stylized Pacific Northwest scene with mountains, forest, river, and wildlife silhouettes inspired by Cascadia. Clean shapes and mid-century tones give it a classic destination poster feel for board game fans.
Description: A design for wildlife conservationists and reptile enthusiasts, highlighting the importance of Sydney's natural habitat. Features the majestic Eastern Water Dragon. Care For Sydney Habitat Eastern Water Dragon.
Care For Sydney Habitat Eastern Water Dragon Wildlife Conservation Reptile Lover Mug
by Funny Animal Kings
$18
Description: This fun and retro-inspired design features a cheerful pig running with a surfboard and the bold phrase “Out of Place – Lost the Habitat, Found the Courage.” A playful twist on stepping outside your comfort zone, this artwork blends humor with a positive message about bravery and new beginnings. Perfect for surfers, animal lovers, beach vibes fans, and anyone embracing change with confidence. Great for t-shirts, hoodies, stickers, and more!
Description: Every project car owner knows that the garage floor is where the real magic (and frustration) happens. This technical, "exploded view" graphic features an iconic JDM legend mid-build, with its heart, suspension, and wheels ready for the next upgrade. Whether you're chasing a vacuum leak or a full engine swap, this design is the ultimate badge of honor for the "Jackstand Racing" community.
Description: Neon Mars Colony invites you to a thrilling vision of humanity's future among the stars. This high-energy design captures a glowing geodesic dome and sleek futuristic spaceships against the red Martian landscape, framed by vibrant neon pink and deep black triangular shapes. Perfect for sci-fi enthusiasts, gamers, and tech-oriented individuals who dream of space exploration and advanced habitats beyond Earth.
Description: Why go out when you're already in your natural habitat? This cute and funny design features a cozy character relaxing on a sofa with the phrase "Home Is My Natural Habitat." Perfect for introverts, homebodies, and anyone who believes that the best plans are cancelled plans. A great gift for those who love their couch, peace, and quiet. Featuring a simple hand-drawn doodle style that looks amazing on apparel and stickers.
Description: This informative display features a mother sea otter holding its pup amidst kelp. Text details 'Sea Otter and Habitat,' weight and length measurements, a section titled 'Sea Otter' with placeholder text, and 'Primary Sources' listing 'Sea Urchins,' 'Clamps,' 'Crabs,' 'Musbs,' 'Musses,' and 'Octopus' with corresponding icons. The style is informational with a hand-drawn aesthetic.
Description: A detailed underwater illustration showcases colorful trout swimming through a rocky freshwater stream filled with aquatic plants, ferns, bubbles, and submerged branches. The large rainbow trout at the center is surrounded by additional trout species rendered in a classic natural-history style. Rich greens, reds, golds, and cool blue water accents create an authentic river habitat scene that appeals to anglers, fly-fishing enthusiasts, wildlife lovers, and fans of vintage outdoor illustration.
Description: Mid-century travel poster inspired by Ark Nova Board Game showcasing a primate-focused rainforest habitat. Layered jungle canopy silhouettes frame monkeys, gorillas, and lemurs moving through the trees. Elevated rope bridges and viewing platforms allow safe human observation, clearly separated from the animal habitats below. Headline reads “Primate Rainforest Habitat” with subtext “Ark Nova.” Deep emerald greens, misty forest atmosphere, and bold geometric shapes complete the vintage national park aesthetic.
Description: A powerful and edgy Earth Day statement piece featuring a glitched, corrupted forest aesthetic. With bold Gothic typography saying 'Nature Offline' and a pixelated 'DATA_CORRUPTED: HABITAT_LOST.' warning, this design is a stark commentary on environmental destruction in the digital age. Perfect for fans of Cyberpunk, Techwear, Glitch Art, and environmental activists who prefer a dark, modern aesthetic.
Description: This thoughtful design highlights the remarkable engineering skills of the muskrat, a small wetland rodent known for building complex lodges that protect, insulate, and sustain life in changing environments. Illustrated in a clean schematic style, the cutaway view reveals chambers for shelter, food storage, air flow, and nursery space—showcasing a natural structure built with precision and purpose. The quote draws a powerful connection between the muskrat’s survival instincts and human ideas of architecture and resilience. As waters rise and environments shift, the muskrat adapts through design, creating safe and functional spaces from mud, reeds, and instinct alone.
