Select Mugs
Description: A retro video game controller is depicted with the motivational text SELECT. PLAY. WIN. above and below it, set against a background of colorful lightning bolts and confetti, evoking a sense of excitement and victory in gaming.
Video Game Controller with Text SELECT. PLAY. WIN. and Lightning Bolts Mug
by webbygfx
$13 $18
Description: A white text design on a black background. The text reads 'FOR THIS HOLIDAY SEASON, I'VE ADOPTED A NEW DATABASE DATABASE APPROACH. SELECT * FROM PRESENTS WHERE (BEHAVIOR == 'NICE') BUT I THINK I'LL STILL NEED TO DROP A TABLE... FOR ALL THESE COOKIES!'. There are two Christmas trees and a gift box with a bow.
Holiday Season Database Approach Select From Presents Drop Table Cookies Mug
by serviannamerch
$13 $18
Description: Experience Sherlock Holmes like you’ve never seen him before, as he and John Watson solve the most puzzling crimes of the twenty-first century! The game is on! The characters shown include (from left to right): Sherlock Holmes, John Watson, Detective Inspector Greg Lestrade, Mycroft Holmes, Jim Moriarty, and Irene Adler. Based on the characters from the hit BBC show Sherlock, rendered in the style of an 8-bit classic video game, this shirt follows the rules of 8-bit art in order to recreate an authentic recreation of a classic character selection screen! So don’t be surprised when people start touching your shirt trying to select a character!
Description: A black background with a repeating pattern of green Christmas trees, white snowflakes, and a zigzag border. Large white text states "HE'S MAKING A DATABASE. HE'S SORTING IT TWICE: SELECT * FROM CONTACTS WHERE BEHAVIOE = 'NICE'; SQL CLAUSE IS COMING TO TOWN!". To the right is a white computer monitor displaying Santa Claus.
He's Making A Database He's Sorting It Twice SQL Clause Is Coming To Town Computer Santa Mug
by Studio Design Veca
$13 $18
Description: Ready to solve a mystery? Then pack your bags and head to Gravity Falls for an adventure with Dipper and Mabel Pines at the Mystery Shack! Whether its fighting an army of gnomes or escaping dinosaur attacks, be sure to pack your trusty journal, and maybe this shirt too! The characters shown include (from left to right): Dipper, Mabel, Gruncle Stan, Soos, Wendy, and Gruncle Ford. Based on the characters from the hit Disney XD show Gravity Falls, created by Alex Hirsch. Rendered in the style of an 8-bit classic video game, this shirt follows the rules of 8-bit art in order to recreate an authentic recreation of a classic character selection screen! So don’t be surprised when people start touching your shirt trying to select a character!
Description: A black background with four quadrants, each featuring crossed swords or sabers representing programming languages. Top left has swords with "C++". Top right has bat-winged swords with "C". Bottom left has lightsabers with "PYTHON". Bottom right has swords with "JAVA". A target reticle is in the center. "SELECT YOUR WEAPON" is text at the bottom.
Programming Language Weapons "C++" "C" "Python" "JAVA" Select Your Weapon Mug
by Geture_Project
$13 $18
Description: Who you goanna to call? Based on the characters from the hit movie Ghostbusters, rendered in the style of an 8-bit classic video game, this shirt follows the rules of 8-bit art in order to recreate an authentic recreation of a classic character selection screen! So don’t be surprised when people start touching your shirt trying to select a character!
Description: A retro-style, pixelated Christmas pattern featuring a vintage computer displaying a pixelated Santa Claus and a Christmas tree. The design includes text related to coding and Christmas, such as 'You better WATCH(code),' 'You better not CRASH(run),' and 'SANTA CLAUS IS CODING TO TOWN!'
Santa Claus is Coding to Town Retro Computer Ugly Christmas Sweater Pattern Mug
by Studio Design Veca
$13 $18
Description: A retro-style white outline of a game controller against a black background. The controller features a directional pad, four action buttons labeled X, A, B, and another X, a 'SELECT' button, and two analog sticks. Below the controller, bold white text reads "console" on one line and "over conversation" on the next.
