Idiom Posters and Art Prints

Description: The literal translation is "even a monkey falls from a tree," one of the Japanese proverbs. It is a metaphor for the fact that even the best of people can fail. It is also an admonition to be on one's guard and to be on one's guard. Pronunciation is saru-mo-ki-kara-ochiru.

Description: Well, I thought it was.

Description: It’s Been One Of Those Days For A Few Years Now. When your only luck is Murphy’s Law, and anything that can go wrong, will. Difficult situations and unpleasant experiences can make a bad day seem like it’s been going on for years

Description: Celebrate the classic phrase with Hold Your Horses. This humorous literal idiom design is for funny saying enthusiasts and witty wordplay lovers.

Description: Keep it simple and classic with this Bob's Your Uncle design, the ultimate tribute to everyone’s favorite British idiom. Featuring a clean, retro varsity aesthetic, this apparel captures the wit and effortless charm of the UK. Whether you’re an Anglophile obsessed with British culture, an expat missing home, or just someone who appreciates a classic saying, this top is a conversation starter. A meaningful gift for dads, grandpas, or anyone named Bob who loves a good dad joke. Perfect for pub trivia nights, casual weekend wear, or showcasing your love for all things British humor.

Description: Minimalist "break a leg" text design.

Description: Wpuścić kogoś w maliny: in Polish, when someone tricks you into a mess, they let you into the raspberries. I drew it literally: a folk-painted garden gate held wide open, and behind it nothing but a raspberry thicket. My own drawing, part of my Literal Polish series. The version for light garments is here: https://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/99634139

Description: This is the full version of the common saying, and totally changes its meaning: The bonds formed though honor and promises is stronger than those by relation and association.

Description: Mieć węża w kieszeni: in Polish, a stingy person has a snake in their pocket, and it bites the hand that reaches for the wallet. I drew it literally: a folk-embroidered back pocket, two gold coins and the snake on guard. My own drawing, part of my Literal Polish series. The version for light garments is here: https://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/99456113

Description: Robić z igły widły: the Polish way of making a mountain out of a molehill is turning a sewing needle into a hay pitchfork. I drew the moment it happens, with the red thread still in the eye. My own drawing, part of my Literal Polish series. The version for light garments is here: https://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/99634096

Description: This clever design features the popular idiom Hold Your Horses. Perfect for horse lovers, equestrian enthusiasts, and anyone who enjoys funny sayings and humorous wordplay.

Description: Wpuścić kogoś w maliny: in Polish, when someone tricks you into a mess, they let you into the raspberries. I drew it literally: a folk-painted garden gate held wide open, and behind it nothing but a raspberry thicket. My own drawing, part of my Literal Polish series. The version for dark garments is here: https://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/99634124

Description: This humorous design features the classic idiom Hold Your Horses. Ideal for horse enthusiasts, strongmen, and anyone who enjoys funny sayings, witty expressions, and sarcastic humor.

Description: All Of My Marbles Are Lost. A funny octopus design for cephalopod lovers and humor enthusiasts. This witty idiom appeals to anyone who appreciates marine life and playful quotes.

Description: 67 English phrases humorously interpreted for educators! A lighthearted design celebrating language quirks & the joys of teaching. Great for a laugh!

Description: Funny design for educators! Features a witty wordplay on common classroom expressions. Great for casual Fridays or teacher appreciation gifts.

Description: Mieć węża w kieszeni: in Polish, a stingy person has a snake in their pocket, and it bites the hand that reaches for the wallet. I drew it literally: a folk-embroidered back pocket, two gold coins and the snake on guard. My own drawing, part of my Literal Polish series. The version for dark garments is here: https://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/99456090

Description: Minimalist "beat around the bush" typography.

Description: Hold Your Horses. This funny idiom design is perfect for horse lovers, equestrian enthusiasts, and anyone who appreciates clever humor and popular sayings.

Description: Humorous design for educators! Features a playful visual pun using a common idiom. Perfect for teachers with a sense of humor.

Description: Funny design for English teachers! Features a playful take on a common idiom, perfect for educators with a sense of humor. Great for classroom or casual wear.

Description: In Chinese the saying Sour, Sweet, Bitter, Spicy refers not only to the delicate balance of flavors that defines Chinese cooking but also the ups and downs of life.

Description: Hold Your Horses is a funny idiom for equestrian enthusiasts and strongman fans. This humorous saying is perfect for anyone who loves horses, lifting, or witty wordplay.

Description: Robić z igły widły: the Polish way of making a mountain out of a molehill is turning a sewing needle into a hay pitchfork. I drew the moment it happens, with the red thread still in the eye. My own drawing, part of my Literal Polish series. The version for dark garments is here: https://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/99634062

Description: Cat Got Your Tongue Idiom Kids And Teachers Idioms

Description: Idle hands are the devils playthings

Description: Give the ultimate reminder to slow down with this witty "Hold Your Horses" graphic. Designed in a bold, clean Western badge style, the design features a striking silhouette of a running horse. This is the perfect shirt for horse riders, cowboy enthusiasts, or anyone who needs a funny, stylish prompt to practice patience.

Description: This funny design features a tiny, wide-eyed kawaii tree stump with blushing cheeks beneath the playful quote "DUMB AS A STUMP." Putting an adorable, lighthearted spin on the classic Southern idiom, it balances self-deprecating humor with sweet cartoon artwork. A fun pick for pun lovers, fans of kawaii nature characters, and anyone who appreciates goofy, self-aware comedy.

Description: Celebrate television history and media tropes with this hilariously literal, minimalist "Jump the Shark" design! Perfect for film buffs, TV show nerds, pop-culture enthusiasts, and fans of retro 70s television, this wholesome hand-drawn line-art illustration features a cool water-skiing character giving a classic thumbs-up right over a hungry shark. Capturing the exact moment a creative project goes beautifully over the top, this clean graphic is the ultimate insider joke for screenwriters, media majors, and television lovers. An awesome conversation-starting casual t-shirt for daily wear, a funny gift for movie buffs, or a perfect custom die-cut sticker for laptops, film school notebooks, and water bottles!

Description: Trying-To-Get-My-Ducks-In-A-Row-Funny-Life-Struggle-Organization-Chaos-Relatable

Description: 山珍海味 (Shān Zhēn Hǎi Wèi) — The Finest of Mountains and Seas. The best things in life come from the earth and the ocean. This vibrant colorful ink wash design pairs the classic Chinese idiom 山珍海味 with lush mountain and fish illustrations - a celebration of abundance, good taste, and the timeless Chinese culture of gathering around extraordinary food. For the food lovers, the culinary adventurers, and anyone who believes that a great meal is one of life's greatest pleasures. East Asian ink wash art meets the most delicious four characters in the Chinese language. The perfect gift for the foodie in your life, the chef who lives to create, or anyone who knows that the finest flavors are always worth seeking out.

Description: Hold Your Horses. This funny idiom design is perfect for horse lovers, equestrian fans, and anyone who appreciates witty sayings and patience. Great humor for idiom enthusiasts.

Description: Embrace your dark humor with this funny design featuring an angry stick figure pushing someone off a cliff. The sarcastic quote reads, 'Some people just need a push in the right direction'.

Description: " Nana korobi, ya oki " fall down seven times get up eight. Japanese proverb

Description: Bring a smile with this funny 'Ducks in a Row' design featuring adorable and silly ducks. Perfect for humor lovers and those who appreciate a quirky twist on classic idioms.

Description: Makes When Apart. This Design Represents The Classic Idiom Absence Makes The Heart Grow Fonder. Perfect For Long Distance Relationships, Missing Loved Ones, Partners, Friends, And Family.