Toy Head Phone Cases - iPhone and Android
Description: If you don't get this you're either an uncultured swine or a hockey puck! This is my parody of Mr. Potato Head's line "Look I'm Picasso!" in Toy Story. Artist's Note: I do not claim rights to any character(s), or likenesses perceived within this design. This design is fan art and all customers are purchasing the time and effort put into this design alone and are only supporting me as an artist and fans of the inspiration(s) that fueled this design.
Description: A pop art style composition featuring four distinct squares. Each square contains a simplified depiction of a toy figure's head with a smiley face. The heads are colored yellow, pink, peach, and mint green, set against vibrant backgrounds of purple, teal, orange, and red respectively.
Description: A fun circular collage of classic Toy Story characters dressed for Halloween with their names written in playful script. Woody as mummy, Buzz, Jessie as ghost, Rex as vampire and more fill the design with bats, webs and pumpkins. Ideal for fans who love detailed character art and Halloween vibes.
Description: Gather the whole gang for a spooky Toy Story Halloween adventure inside an elegant haunted frame. Woody as a mummy, Buzz as a classic vampire, Jessie as a witch, and the rest of the toys in festive costumes create a fun group portrait perfect for the season. Ideal for Toy Story fans who want a cute and nostalgic Halloween look full of friendship and fright.
Description: Level up your street style with this hilarious "BRUH" meme design! Featuring a cool yellow toy block figure head rocking sunglasses and a backward baseball cap, bursting out of a colorful pile of plastic building bricks. This funny graphic is the perfect mix of nostalgic childhood toys and modern internet slang. Great as a gift for Gen Z, teenagers, gamers, or anyone who speaks fluently in sarcasm and memes. Grab this playful design and let everyone know exactly how you feel!
Description: As dune buggies gained in popularity in the late '60s, they began evolving from homebrewed backyard builds to professionally designed, purpose-built off-road vehicles. These consisted of everything from ready to assemble tube frames and fully welded frame assemblies to turnkey cars for everyone from the weekend warrior to the amateur racer looking to take the checkered flag. Anaheim, California's Sand Toys was one of the earliest full-feature shops catering to the dune buggy and sandrail crowd by offering everything they needed to make their off-road dreams happen as well as a full service department to get their cars ready for the weekend.
