Server Pins and Buttons
Description: An isometric style illustration of a lab filled with computers and servers. This clean and detailed design captures the organized chaos of a tech environment with rows of monitors and server racks. Perfect for tech enthusiasts, IT professionals, gamers, and anyone who loves isometric art. Available on shirts, hoodies, stickers, phone cases, and more. Isang isometric style illustration ng isang lab na puno ng computers at servers. Ang malinis at detalyadong disenyo na ito ay kumukuha ng organisadong chaos ng isang tech environment na may mga row ng monitors at server racks. Perpekto para sa mga tech enthusiasts, IT professionals, gamers, at sinumang mahilig sa isometric art. Available sa shirts, hoodies, stickers, phone cases, at marami pa.
Description: Bring some spooky humor to the school cafeteria this October with this playful character. Featuring a cheerful witch wearing a hairnet and apron while stirring her bubbling potion, this is perfect for hard-working lunch ladies and school kitchen staff who love to celebrate Halloween. Share some laughs with students and colleagues while showing off your dedication to food service.
Description: Lunch Lady Off Duty School Cafeteria Worker Summer Break. Embrace the freedom of summer with this fun item, perfect for those who dedicate their year to nourishing students. It's a lighthearted way to celebrate a well-deserved break and showcase your profession with pride during your time off.
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by Dog&Cat
$3.25
Description: Anyone who has survived a long call center shift will recognize this mood: a smiling service agent blinking pixelated eyes beneath a popup that declares 'Error 418: I'm a teapot.' The crimson and teal palette, barcode collar, and deadpan office comedy turn workplace exhaustion into a knowing nod for helpdesk technicians, support operators, and everyone answering one too many calls. It captures the absurd side of tech support and the quiet panic of digital dread at the desk.
Description: Embrace your inner tech dinosaur with this Sysadminosaurus design. This unique graphic features a T-Rex system administrator diligently working at a server rack, embodying the spirit of IT support. The design includes the iconic troubleshooting question, 'Have You Tried Turning It Off And On Again?', a phrase instantly recognizable to anyone in the computer and network administration field. The blueprint style line art gives it a retro, technical aesthetic, appealing to computer geeks, programmers, and tech enthusiasts. Show off your love for IT humor and prehistoric creatures with this clever sysadmin artwork. It's a fun way to express your passion for technology, server management, and problem-solving
Description: This striking design showcases a powerful message against the proliferation of large-scale technology infrastructure. The artwork features a detailed data center building, depicted in a classic traditional tattoo style, prominently crossed out by a red prohibition symbol. A decorative scroll banner boldly states "NO DATA CENTERS," making a clear statement. This design is perfect for activists, environmental advocates, and concerned citizens who are actively involved in protesting or raising awareness about the impact of server farms and tech hubs on local communities and the environment. It resonates with individuals passionate about digital rights, privacy concerns, and sustainable development. Wear this design to express your opposition t
Description: Speak the truth about data storage with this bold technology humor aesthetic! This vibrant graphic features multiple glowing server racks wired directly to a fluffy digital cloud, clearly revealing the tech industry secret "There Is No Cloud It's Just Someone Else's Computer." Perfect for network administrators, sysadmins, programmers, and cybersecurity analysts. A great conversation starter for IT department meetings, tech conventions, or coding sessions.
