Obstacle Posters and Art Prints
Description: Quod Obstat Viae Fit Via is a popular Latin saying meaning What Stands In The Way Becomes The Way or When The Obstacle Becomes The Way. Features the famous, inspiring Latin phrase/motto in both Latin and English written in elegant text. Cool gift idea for teachers/students of western philosophy and Stoicism and fans of the Latin language.
Description: Gear up with your squad for the ultimate race day humor with this "I Trained Mentally Muddy Run Team" design! Featuring a clean circular graphic showing a silhouette of runners conquering an obstacle wall, accented by a bold orange banner. Combining athletic typography with a hilariously relatable fitness quote, this design is perfect for mud runs, obstacle course races (OCR), and weekend endurance challenges. It makes a fantastic matching gift for teammates, running buddies, or anyone who handles intense workouts with a bit of sarcasm.
Description: A whimsical and cozy folk art illustration featuring a charming night city scene! A vintage blue tram has gently stopped on its tracks because a cute striped ginger cat is peacefully sleeping right under a warm street lantern. Titled "The Fluffy Obstacle", this naive art piece perfectly captures the humorous and sweet reality of how cats rule the world—even stopping public transport. With glowing yellow windows, a starry night sky with a crescent moon, and retro buildings, this detailed design is a delightful gift for cat lovers, tram enthusiasts, travelers, and anyone who appreciates heartwarming, storybook-style art.
Description: Push your physical limits with this Tactical Athlete Military Fitness design built for high-performance training. Honoring the tactical athlete lifestyle, it features a rugged military fitness aesthetic made for dedicated operators and gym enthusiasts. Prepare for any challenge with this tribute to tactical athlete military fitness.
Description: Great for muddy run teams, obstacle course participants, friends, family groups and anyone ready to laugh through the mud challenges and finish line. A memorable team theme for race day and post race celebrations.
I Trained Mentally Muddy Run Team Obstacle Race Posters and Art
by Lubowitz Rodriguez
$10 $14
Description: Prove your strength and resilience with this high-contrast earn your grip skeleton hand rope design. Perfect for obstacle course racers, functional fitness enthusiasts, and weightlifters dedicated to building elite grip strength. This gritty, military-inspired emblem features a bold skeletal fist holding tight to a heavy climbing rope.
Description: Stay focused and disciplined with this powerful boxing-inspired design. Featuring a determined fighter graphic and the meaningful quote, Fear is the Greatest Obstacle to Learning, this artwork is perfect for athletes, gym-goers, and fans of combat sports. It makes an excellent motivational gift for anyone training to overcome challenges and improve their skills.
Description: The Obstacle Is The Way is a dark stoic philosophy design about resilience, discipline, and turning adversity into progress. Featuring a cracked ancient column, vintage typography, and a bold philosophical quote, this design fits fans of stoicism, ancient philosophy, self-improvement, mental toughness, dark streetwear, and meaningful motivational apparel.
Description: We suffer more in imagination than in reality. This commanding and visually arresting mixed-media collage pays tribute to Lucius Annaeus Seneca — statesman, dramatist, Stoic philosopher, and one of the most quotable minds in the history of human thought. His imposing marble bust — cold, eternal, Roman — is pierced and layered with bold geometric color blocks in deep red, cobalt blue, warm amber, and slate grey, while fragments of aged philosophical text drift beneath the surface like letters never sent. The bold red band at the base bearing his name in white block capitals has the authority of an inscription on a Roman monument — because that is exactly what this is. Seneca spent his life wrestling with the great questions: how to live well
Description: We suffer more in imagination than in reality. This commanding and visually arresting mixed-media collage pays tribute to Lucius Annaeus Seneca — statesman, dramatist, Stoic philosopher, and one of the most quotable minds in the history of human thought. His imposing marble bust — cold, eternal, Roman — is pierced and layered with bold geometric color blocks in deep red, cobalt blue, warm amber, and slate grey, while fragments of aged philosophical text drift beneath the surface like letters never sent. The bold red band at the base bearing his name in white block capitals has the authority of an inscription on a Roman monument — because that is exactly what this is. Seneca spent his life wrestling with the great questions: how to live well
Description: We suffer more in imagination than in reality. This commanding and visually arresting mixed-media collage pays tribute to Lucius Annaeus Seneca — statesman, dramatist, Stoic philosopher, and one of the most quotable minds in the history of human thought. His imposing marble bust — cold, eternal, Roman — is pierced and layered with bold geometric color blocks in deep red, cobalt blue, warm amber, and slate grey, while fragments of aged philosophical text drift beneath the surface like letters never sent. The bold red band at the base bearing his name in white block capitals has the authority of an inscription on a Roman monument — because that is exactly what this is. Seneca spent his life wrestling with the great questions: how to live well
Description: We suffer more in imagination than in reality. This commanding and visually arresting mixed-media collage pays tribute to Lucius Annaeus Seneca — statesman, dramatist, Stoic philosopher, and one of the most quotable minds in the history of human thought. His imposing marble bust — cold, eternal, Roman — is pierced and layered with bold geometric color blocks in deep red, cobalt blue, warm amber, and slate grey, while fragments of aged philosophical text drift beneath the surface like letters never sent. The bold red band at the base bearing his name in white block capitals has the authority of an inscription on a Roman monument — because that is exactly what this is. Seneca spent his life wrestling with the great questions: how to live well
Description: We suffer more in imagination than in reality. This commanding and visually arresting mixed-media collage pays tribute to Lucius Annaeus Seneca — statesman, dramatist, Stoic philosopher, and one of the most quotable minds in the history of human thought. His imposing marble bust — cold, eternal, Roman — is pierced and layered with bold geometric color blocks in deep red, cobalt blue, warm amber, and slate grey, while fragments of aged philosophical text drift beneath the surface like letters never sent. The bold red band at the base bearing his name in white block capitals has the authority of an inscription on a Roman monument — because that is exactly what this is. Seneca spent his life wrestling with the great questions: how to live well
Description: We suffer more in imagination than in reality. This commanding and visually arresting mixed-media collage pays tribute to Lucius Annaeus Seneca — statesman, dramatist, Stoic philosopher, and one of the most quotable minds in the history of human thought. His imposing marble bust — cold, eternal, Roman — is pierced and layered with bold geometric color blocks in deep red, cobalt blue, warm amber, and slate grey, while fragments of aged philosophical text drift beneath the surface like letters never sent. The bold red band at the base bearing his name in white block capitals has the authority of an inscription on a Roman monument — because that is exactly what this is. Seneca spent his life wrestling with the great questions: how to live well
