Rolypoly Pins and Buttons

Description: A colorful isopod ready to party!

Description: Be Jolly with this KBILU design of a Vintage Rolypoly Santa Claus toy from the 1960’s.

Description: 30 species of Isopod in a repeating pattern! Hand-painted in watercolor and pen.

Description: we love those cute bugs that roll around. so why not wear a shirt that shows everyone your love to those cute roly poly isopods.

Description: A playful roly poly bug design featuring elegant typography, crown details, and the funny phrase “If you can’t handle me at my roly-est, you don’t deserve me at my poly-est.” Perfect for bug lovers, insect fans, nature humor fans, cottagecore vibes, and anyone who loves cute weird animal puns.

Description: Show off tiny-but-mighty energy with this funny roly-poly design featuring colorful pill bug artwork, bold brush typography, and a sassy self-worth quote. Perfect for bug lovers, insect fans, weird animal humor collectors, nature nerds, and anyone with strong boundaries and compact attitude

Description: Rolypoly Santa Claus vintage toys rocking together in this original KBILU design.

Description: Armadillidium depressum, an underrated isopod with a naturally occurring coloration of pretty grey and yellow. This isopod is hand-painted in watercolor!

Description: A small bumpy species of isopod that reminds me of an ankylosaurus dinosaur, Reductoniscus tuberculatus. This isopod is hand-painted in watercolor!

Description: Porcellionides pruinosus "orange," an adorable and prolific isopod. This isopod is hand-painted in watercolor!

Description: Porcellio expansus orange, an orange locality of a giant Spanish isopod species. This isopod is hand-painted in watercolor!

Description: Pyrgoniscus luteus, a beautiful and rarely photographed isopod. This isopod is hand-painted in watercolor!

Description: Trachelipus caucasus, a beautiful and under-rated isopod. This isopod is hand-painted in watercolor!

Description: A currently unidentified species of isopod from Vietnam currently called Merulanella sp. "Scarlet." It may be a morph of Merulanella sp. "Tricolor," as Tricolor individuals appear in captive Scarlet colonies, implying that "Scarlet" coloration may be caused by a recessive gene. This isopod is hand-painted in watercolor!

Description: Porcellio bolivari, a giant Spanish isopod. This isopod is hand-painted in watercolor!

Description: The variegated pill isopod, Armadillidium versicolor (locality from Ukraine), hand-painted in watercolor!

Description: An unidentified species of isopod from Thailand, currently known as Isopoda sp. "Thai Spiky." This isopod is hand-painted in watercolor!

Description: Porcellionides pruinosus "powder blue," the wild type coloration of p. pruinosus. This isopod is hand-painted in watercolor!

Description: 30 species of Isopod in a repeating pattern! Hand-painted in watercolor and pen.

Description: Armadillidium vulgare isopod with the "magic potion" patterning, with orange spots instead of black! This isopod is hand-painted in watercolor!

Description: P. laevis "Dairy Cow" is a very popular isopod due to their coloration, high productivity, and bold personality (maybe just being very protein-hungry) in captivity. This isopod is hand-painted in watercolor!