Executive Phone Cases - iPhone and Android
Description: A shattered glass pane centered in a Neo Deco gold sunburst arch on a deep black field — “Women’s Equality Day” in arc-set gold serif above, “Shattering Expectations Since 1920.” below. Quiet luxury feminist art for the corporate professional, the female leader, and everyone who inherited the right to shatter things and intends to use it.
Women’s Equality Day Shattering Expectations Since 1920 – Neo Deco Glass Ceiling Art Print Phone Case
by Luminari Creations
$23
Description: Command attention with this premium Chief Bark Officer design featuring a powerful English Bulldog executive dressed in a luxury business suit, tie, and executive glasses. Inspired by Fortune 500 branding, elite consulting firms, corporate leadership culture, and luxury business emblems, this artwork blends professional authority with canine confidence. Perfect for executives, managers, CEOs, entrepreneurs, business owners, corporate professionals, leadership teams, office workers, Bulldog lovers, and anyone with a strong executive mindset. The prestigious corporate seal design delivers a sophisticated business aesthetic while celebrating the determination, loyalty, and leadership qualities associated with the English Bulldog. Whether you
Chief Bark Officer English Bulldog Executive Corporate Mascot T-Shirt Phone Case
by Featured Print Corner
$23
Description: Pardons and Executive Clemency For Sale A biting political satire imagining democracy as a carnival fire sale — presidential pardons and executive clemency on the auction block, gold toilets on display, and a crowd of loyalists scrambling for a piece of the corruption. Puff Sumo’s editorial illustration style channels classic protest art and dark caricature into a single loud, unmissable image. For anyone who follows the headlines and can’t look away from the absurdity of it all, this design turns outrage into art. Perfect for fans of political commentary, satire collectors, and anyone who wants their walls (or wardrobe) to say something true and a little uncomfortable.
Description: POV: you should be productive but your brain said nah and this judgmental Scottish Fold is literally you right now. The fluffy folded-ear cat with the ultimate “done” stare is your spirit animal when motivation ghosted you. i should be productive but my brain said nah, gen z procrastination, and executive dysfunction — three truths that hit when your to-do list is screaming but your brain is on permanent vacation. Whether doomscrolling instead of working or mentally logging off mid-task, this design is the sarcastic comfort you need on a tee when productivity guilt hits. Perfect for Gen Z who’s deep in the high-functioning rot but whose brain keeps saying nah.
Description: POV: you hyperfixated for 3 hours then completely disappeared and this focused Husky is literally you right now. The intense dog with the “I was locked in but now I’m gone” stare is your spirit animal when motivation hits hard then vanishes. hyperfixated for 3 hours then disappeared, gen z hyperfixation, and adhd burnout — three truths that hit when you’re all-in for one task then ghost everything else. Whether doomscrolling after a deep focus session or mentally logging off mid-project, this design is the sarcastic comfort you need on a tee when your brain decides it’s done. Perfect for Gen Z who’s deep in the high-functioning rot but hyperfixates then disappears
Description: This design celebrates the vital connection between child development and active engagement. Highlighting how Play Is Learning for Communication, Motor Skills, and Executive Function, it speaks to occupational therapy professionals, physical therapy professionals, speech therapy professionals, early childhood educators, special education teachers, and parents passionate about developmental growth.
Description: Pardons for Sale: Executive Clemency Fire Sale Satire This satirical political artwork imagines a chaotic “pardon fire sale,” using bold colors, exaggerated characters, and carnival‑style imagery to comment on executive clemency, corruption, and the public spectacle surrounding high‑profile pardons. Crowds reach toward a booth advertising limited‑time offers, highlighting themes of power, privilege, and civic frustration. Designed for fans of political cartoons, government critique, and headline‑driven satire, this piece blends humor with sharp commentary on justice and public accountability.
