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"A Hundred Bad Days" is a hit single by AJR, known for its catchy chorus and introspective lyrics. The song explores the idea that setbacks and challenges can lead to personal growth and memorable experiences. Through its upbeat melody and relatable message, "A Hundred Bad Days" encourages listeners to embrace life's obstacles as opportunities for learning and resilience. AJR's ability to craft a compelling narrative within the confines of a pop song showcases their songwriting prowess and emotional depth, resonating with audiences worldwide.

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Take a trip to the hundred acre wood in our 'Hunny' of a design.

"100 Bad Days and Good Stories" encapsulates the essence of AJR's song, highlighting the idea that even amidst tough times, there's potential for growth and memorable experiences. It's a title that resonates with anyone who has faced challenges but emerged stronger, turning setbacks into compelling narratives of resilience and triumph.

This portrait of Abby was so beautiful that I had to crop it and fix it a bit to share it everywhere

Abby Griffin will forever be remembered as one of the most hopeful characters ever written

"100 Bad Days and Good Stories" perfectly encapsulates the theme of resilience and growth from AJR's hit song "100 Bad Days". It suggests that despite facing challenges, there's always potential for positive outcomes and valuable experiences. This title serves as a reminder to embrace adversity as part of life's journey and find the silver lining in every situation.

A very well known clown inspire me to do this one...IT by Stephens Kings novel....horror movies and books...Great combination!

Really had fun sketching this one

"I'd Pick You First" "Of course you would. I'm Awesome" All proceeds donated to organizations supporting young people with disabilities.

Abby Griffin will forever be remembered as one of the most hopeful characters ever written

Original messages to display wherever you want!

Black font branding version for The Hundred that was passed on by Kendall and Roman Roy. All the things The Hundred was supposed to be: Substack meets Masterclass meets The Economist meets The New Yorker; It’s an indispensable, bespoke media hub; A one-stop info shop, high-calorie info snacks; It’s a private members but for everyone; Has an ethos of a non-profit but packed crazy margins.

Illustration by Henry Justice Ford (1860–1941) from A School History of England by C. R. L. Fletcher and Rudyard Kipling published 1911. Please note with regard to scanned antique prints there may be some age related marks or faults from the originals which will show also on any print ordered. This is inevitable with prints of this age & actually lends an authentic look to the prints. Please refer to the actual image on sale. If you are interested in purchasing the original engraving or print that may be possible if I still have it, please send me a private message to check.

In a distressed design representing AJR's "100 Bad Days - 100 Good Stories," chaos and order collide. A backdrop of jagged lines and splattered ink symbolizes life's challenges and setbacks. Amidst this chaos, bold typography emerges, proclaiming the resilience found in turning adversity into anecdotes. The juxtaposition of rough textures and vibrant colors mirrors the band's eclectic sound and lyrical depth. Through this design, the essence of AJR's message shines: amidst the chaos of life's trials, there's beauty in the stories they create.

I swear fealty to you, Clarke kom SkaiKru…

No Bueno When Winnie The Pooh's Balloon Pops

This quote highlights the idea that our challenges and hardships ultimately shape us into who we are, and they become part of our unique story. It emphasizes the resilience and optimism needed to overcome adversity, transforming negative experiences into positive outcomes. AJR's lyrics remind us to embrace life's ups and downs, finding strength and character in every twist and turn along the way.

AJR, an abbreviation derived from the band members' names, Adam, Jack, and Ryan, represents a dynamic force in contemporary music. Through their innovative blend of indie pop, electronic elements, and insightful lyrics, AJR has carved out a distinct identity in the music industry. With infectious energy and catchy melodies, the band's name has become synonymous with creativity, authenticity, and a commitment to pushing artistic boundaries. AJR's rise to prominence underscores their talent and dedication to their craft, cementing their place as a notable presence in the music landscape.

No Cap man - means no lie. Don't be lying to your friends/homies

AJR's "100 Bad Days" is a quirky anthem celebrating life's mishaps with humor and resilience. Through whimsical lyrics and infectious beats, the song tells the tale of turning setbacks into stories worth telling. From spilled coffee to missed trains, each misfortune becomes a stepping stone to brighter days. AJR's signature blend of pop melodies and clever wordplay creates a playful yet profound narrative, reminding listeners that even in the face of adversity, there's always room for laughter and growth.

Christmas is a together sort of holiday!

Kirari Momobami (桃喰 綺羅莉 Momobami Kirari), is a major antagonist from Kakegurui. She is the 105th Student Council President at Hyakkaou Private Academy and the one responsible for the current hierarchy at the academy whose family is aligned with the family of Yumeko Jabami.

Oh bother....

Otherwise, go float yourself...

Portrait of the writer Gabriel García Marquez

An original linocut of Winnie the Pooh and Piglet inspired by the 1926 book. The black and gold is striking while also being pretty and whimsical.

She radioed him everyday for six years. He never answered.

A classic donkey in need of some friendly assistance.

Does anyone better belong on the $100 than Ernest P. Worrell?

Go Float Yourself

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Another one of the Little One series. This time it's Raven and her love of machines--which evidently, she fostered from a young age.

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