Remote Mugs
Description: “And, BEHOLD, the remote control was given unto man.” Just pass the chips, man. My homage to the late great Michelangelo's "The Creation of Adam" portion of his Sistine Chapel ceiling, completed around 1512. This image was created from my original painting and resized for a digital reproduction. All images are copyright 2020 Louise Sullivan.
Description: Sometimes, professionalism requires a punchline. This bold and funny design is for every overworked, underappreciated office warrior who’s mastered the art of the corporate clapback. Perfect for your next Zoom call, casual Fridays, or as a gift for that coworker who gets it. Because when words fail, your shirt says it all—PER. MY. LAST. EMAIL.
Description: Delve into the cosmos with our "Space Satellite Exploration" design, capturing the cutting-edge technology, scientific discovery, and awe-inspiring vistas offered by satellites orbiting our planet. This graphic celebrates the groundbreaking achievements, data collection, and global connectivity that satellites provide, revolutionizing communication, navigation, and Earth observation. Whether you're a space enthusiast, science buff, or intrigued by the wonders of our universe, wear this tee and showcase your passion for exploration and innovation. Let the satellites soar, the data flow, and the boundaries of knowledge expand as we continue to unlock the secrets of the cosmos from our orbital vantage points. 🌌🌍🛰️
Description: You love flying drones with remote control? You are a proud drone pilot? Then get this cool Weekend Forecast 100% Chance Of Flying Drones Design now or use it as a Birthday gift for someone who loves flying drones with remote control.You like to use a quadcopter or multicopter ? and always want to fly in fpv and use the camera to make great shots? Don't think any longer and grab this Drone - Weekend Forecast 100% Chance Of Flying Drones design now!
Description: And here we are ladies and gentlemen, without a doubt the coolest t-shirt there has ever been manufactured for drone enthusiasts ... Maybe ever!? This is a send-up to the popular Car Culture Monster Cartoons of the 60’s, popularized by Ed Roth, and his character Rat Fink. Looks like our enthusiastic friend here has been in the work-shop hacking together a monster of an idea and the very essence of a drone. An Eye in the Sky. Where he got that eyeball is going to have to stay a secret. We’ve strayed a bit with the colors giving it that pop culture vibe. Full stick my friends!
