Year Of The Monkey 1992 Pins and Buttons

Don't howl; write! Or draw! Or paint! Or make music! The Year of the Red (Howler) Monkey will soon be upon us. If you happen to be a candidate for not holding forth on the veracity of astrology, you should appreciate a quiet T-shirt instead. It speaks volumes. You know what they say about those negatively correlated hyoids...

A cute doodle of a monkey with a toothy grin listening to music on headphones while doing a rock on hand sign. Adorable design for monkey and music lovers!

I'm sharp, sociable and curious. If you were born in 1944, 1956, 1968, 1980, 1992, 2004 or 2016, we're all born in the Year of the Monkey! Original design by KL.

Made in 1992 t-shirt

恭喜发财! (Gong Hei Fat Choi)

A cute and funny doodle of a sleeping little monkey hugging on to a banana moon among the stars.

The chinese character for Ape/ Monkey in a handmade ink calligraphy. A script writing design for the chinese horoscope.

Chinese New Year and calendar animals featuring years of the boar, pig, dog, ram, sheep, monkey, ox, rooster, rat, rabbit, tiger, snake and horse.

A retro graphic of the year 1980. A gift for those born of 1980 vintage, year of the gold monkey.

The Vibrant Zodiac Monkey Shirt Design truly captures the essence of your lively and adventurous nature. With its bold colors and intricate patterns, this shirt is a vibrant representation of the mischievous and playful spirit of the monkey zodiac sign. Designed with utmost care and attention to detail, every line and curve on the shirt brings out the energy and excitement that embodies your personality.

Western Astrology + Chinese Zodiac together on T-shirts, Hoodies, baseball shirts, etc. for adults, men + women and kids. The Years of the Monkey were: 1920, 1932, 1944, 1956, 1968, 1980, 1992, 2004, 2016

Western Astrology + Chinese Zodiac together on T-shirts, Hoodies, baseball shirts, etc. for adults, men + women and kids. The Years of the Monkey were: 1920, 1932, 1944, 1956, 1968, 1980, 1992, 2004, 2016

The perfect birthday gift!

The Chinese Zodiac

Perfect gift for people born in the year of the monkey to wear during Chinese New Year or any other Chinese festivals!

The chinese character for ape (Houzi) in a handmade calligraphy. A cool design for the chinese new year of the Monkey.

I made this one for a fellow artist, Mankeeboi

akrylic painting

A cute doodle of Sun Wukong, a monkey king character from the Chinese fable folklore, Journey to the West. It is holding on to a rod and on a flying cloud.

Confused monkey

1992s

The Last Golden Monkeys were born Feb 16 1980-Feb 04 1981. People born in a Monkey year with the Gold element are smart, quick-wited, and confident but are also irritable and stubborn. The have entrepreneurial talents. They are rather naughty in life, often playing tricks on others to capitalize on their cleverness, and they sometimes become the victims of their own cleverness.Gold Monkeys are able to deal with issues with high proficiency and are, therefore, prone to success by making full use of good timing, geographical convenience, and good human relations.

I Need My Space Money T-Shirt

hanuman's soldiers

Chinese Horoscopes, star signs, astrology, zodiac, year of the, MONKEY

The Last Golden Monkeys were born Feb 16 1980-Feb 04 1981. People born in a Monkey year with the Gold element are smart, quick-wited, and confident but are also irritable and stubborn. The have entrepreneurial talents. They are rather naughty in life, often playing tricks on others to capitalize on their cleverness, and they sometimes become the victims of their own cleverness.Gold Monkeys are able to deal with issues with high proficiency and are, therefore, prone to success by making full use of good timing, geographical convenience, and good human relations.

Snow monkey In a sheriff suit.

The last Wood Monkeys were born Jan 22 2004–Feb 08 2005. People for whom the Wood element and Monkey zodiac sign align for their birth year are lively and compassionate, and are always ready to help their friends. They have a strong sense of timing and responsibility, always trying their best to perfect their work. However, they often need support and encouragement from friends due to sometimes having a lack of confidence. The Destiny of Wood Monkeys: Rich Wood Monkeys are always as busy as bees, making a lot of money in life, just like the saying: "no pain, no gain". They are highly advised to purchase some immovable properties after making their money instead of wasting it, and then expand their careers little by little.

A cute doodle of the Chinese fable folklore, Journey to the West, monkey king character Sun Wukong holding on to a rod and on a flying cloud.