Psa Mugs
Description: This is a PSA for all who are rushing to get back to things as usual by putting themselves in danger. Outchea \ ˈau̇t ˈchē-ə \ A regional and cultural colloquialism that means "out here" not to be confused with "outcha" which means "out of you"... or "from you" Also can be used to define an action such as "leaving" or "going away" "It's 11:30, its time for us to go, we outchea"
Description: 1 in 6 men will get prostate cancer but can still live a healthy life if it's caught early. It's a simple blood test. This product is a perfect gift for all men over the ages of 40. Women can also wear this product too. The product highlights the importance of early detection through its BOLD message, encouraging healthy conversations about prostate cancer screening. Using this product could promote awareness about the benefits of regular check-ups for men over 40.
Description: Fantasy dragon art with an important message: don't kill my buddies!! Like, a lot of the time they're just minding their business. Say no to that coward offering you a dragon-slaying quest! Let the dragons be. Makes a perfect gift for people who love fantasy, video games, dnd, and of course cool dragons.
Description: We're going to use the designs from our Accessory Prints for shirts starting with the best drill instructor to ever grace our TV sets in the 80s - Sgt. Slaughter! To check out the print this is based on, check out http://www.toydejour.com/store/c6/Prints.html "At ease, disease!"
Description: Bring a dose of bold satire to your collection with On It – Retro PSA Parody 2019, a distressed vintage-style design inspired by quirky public-service announcements and intentionally awkward awareness campaigns. With its rough texture, simplified state-shape silhouette, and punchy message, this graphic delivers a humorous take on government slogans, perfect for fans of parody art, ironic statements, and retro public-awareness aesthetics.
Description: Feminist PSA Week 7 AKA #yourprivilegeisshowing ⠀ .⠀ I may have screamed 'go fuck yourself' at my phone as I flung it down after a really fucked up session with my-no-longer-therapist after they said the election really doesn't matter and dismissed why I feel unsafe in my community. ⠀ .⠀ Maybe this is one example of how art can be catharsis? IDK.
