Recruiting Posters and Art Prints

Description: WW1 US Army Recruiting Poster

Description: Do you feel left out of the underground? Don't worry, you will be invited by HDB himself

Description: "Duty, honor, and a raygun. Suit up for interplanetary deployment with this vintage-style pulp sci-fi military parody, paying homage to classic retro space opera aesthetics and vintage recruitment posters. A mashup of classic 1950s sci-fi pulp thrills with modern cosmic defense.. Protecting the galaxy one sector at a time."

Description: Featuring the witty message “Heaven Is My Home I'm Just Here Recruiting” this design is perfect for Christians who love to share their faith.

Description: A playful faith saying about living for heaven while sharing your beliefs on earth. Light, tongue-in-cheek outreach humor for believers.

Description: HR: Always recruiting features a walking hr theme with a natural, wearable feel, with hints of hr funny and hr specialist. A natural pick for walking hr fans, especially as a gift on tees, stickers, hoodies, mugs, and everyday gear.

Description: Militarie Gun God Save The Gun Recruiting Membership

Description: A digitally recreated and enhanced image from the first Army Ranger Battalion Recruiting Poster from 1974, when the Ranger Regiment was established with the creation of the first two Ranger Battalions. This image drove many young men to volunteer for the Regiment. A great t-shirt, also a great framable poster!

Description: Step into the retro-cool vibes with my artwork featuring modern cloud, accompanied by the humorous phrase, "Heaven is My Home I'm Just Here Recruiting." Perfect for those who appreciate a dash of humor and a touch of vintage flair.

Description: Call To Liberty American War Paint Poster "American War Paint: Call To Liberty" channels the visual language of a classic recruiting poster — direct eye contact, bold two-tone type, stripes running dead-center down the face like a call to attention. This isn't nostalgia for its own sake; it reframes the old poster form around a modern message: liberty and the Constitution need defenders again, right now. Where earlier pieces in the series lean into shadow or resolve, this one is a straightforward call to action, unmistakable at a glance. Striking on a wall or a shirt, this design speaks to anyone who believes protecting democracy is everyone's job. Part of the American War Paint collection by

Description: I applied for a job. Nobody mentioned I'd have to survive an entire tournament! This hilarious workplace satire design features the caption **“I CAME FOR A JOB INTERVIEW. APPARENTLY, I ENTERED A SURVIVAL TOURNAMENT.”** Featuring an exhausted young woman clutching her résumé, surrounded by towering applications, endless interview challenges, obstacle-course ropes, and a tournament scoreboard, this colorful illustration turns the modern hiring process into a survival competition. Perfect for job seekers, recent graduates, career changers, office workers, and anyone who's survived multiple interview rounds. A funny gift for coworkers, friends, and fans of sarcastic corporate humor. **SignShirtz – Liberate Your Thoughts.**

Description: Another final interview? Sure, I believe you. Again! This hilarious workplace satire design features the caption **“THEY KEEP CALLING IT THE FINAL INTERVIEW. I KEEP BELIEVING THEM.”** Featuring an exhausted young Black woman resting her head on her hand, staring at her laptop with a résumé on the desk, this expressive cartoon perfectly captures the frustration of endless job interviews and never-ending hiring rounds. Perfect for job seekers, recent graduates, career changers, corporate professionals, and anyone who's survived multiple final interviews without a job offer. A funny gift for coworkers, friends, recruiters, and fans of sarcastic workplace humor. **SignShirtz – Liberate Your Thoughts.**

Description: Lithograph by Edward Penfield. The Victory Girls United War work campaign was a fundraiser and morale boosting program in the United States. ca 1918 Campaign poster recruiting young women to sell war bonds.

Description: Show your mission with this bold “Heaven Is My Home, I’m Just Here Recruiting” jesus design. A powerful jesus christ statement for any christian with faith in the cross. Great for sharing jesus saves, embracing christ, and spreading hope with a touch of jesus funny meme energy.

Description: Celebrate Christian heaven and a life devoted to sharing faith with this bold recruiting message. Heaven Is My Home I'm Just Here Recruiting is displayed in distressed white uppercase lettering, framed by a simple cloud and energetic cyan blue brush strokes. The design brings together evangelical spirit, eternal hope, church community energy, and expressive Christian typography for believers, ministry teams, Bible study groups, and faith focused events.

Description: Our new logo for 2020, looking hot as you pursue your job hunt!

Description: We Coach They Poach

Description: HR: Always recruiting. Send help features a hr manager theme with a natural, wearable feel, with hints of hr funny and hr specialist. A natural pick for hr manager fans, especially as a gift on tees, stickers, hoodies, mugs, and everyday gear.

Description: Every applicant has heard it. Every recruiter has said it. Two résumés printed as a two-plate print poster in HR orange and cobalt, stamped FILED, with the promise underneath: it's in a very good folder. Part of the same recruiter line as Every Résumé Fits. The version for light garments is here: https://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/99347561-we-ll-keep-your-resume-on-file-recruiter-humor-lig

Description: Every applicant has heard it. Every recruiter has said it. Two résumés printed as a two-plate print poster in HR orange and cobalt, stamped FILED, with the promise underneath: it's in a very good folder. Part of the same recruiter line as Every Résumé Fits. The version for dark garments is here: https://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/99347560-we-ll-keep-your-resume-on-file-recruiter-humor

Description: This design is for Human Resources professionals. "Nothing Surprises Me I Work In HR" perfectly captures the humor and experiences of an HR manager, HR specialist, or anyone on the HR team.

Description: Celebrate the essential work of human resources with this design. Perfect for any dedicated Recruiter Because Talent Matters.

Description: A hiring scorecard printed the way it should be filled in: four things you can actually watch someone do, each with a 1–5 scale, and four that are just being like the rest of us, struck out. For the people who run structured interviews and get asked about team fit anyway.

Description: For the person who actually reads the whole thing. A cover letter drawn as four labelled paragraphs with a reading progress bar taken all the way to 100%, and the last line underlined. Part of my HR series.

Description: For the person who actually reads the whole thing. A cover letter drawn as four labelled paragraphs with a reading progress bar taken all the way to 100%, and the last line underlined. Part of my HR series.

Description: A hiring scorecard printed the way it should be filled in: four things you can actually watch someone do, each with a 1–5 scale, and four that are just being like the rest of us, struck out. For the people who run structured interviews and get asked about team fit anyway.

Description: Playful design that highlights the HR squad and everyday workplace teamwork.

Description: A requisition that never closes, printed like an export from the system it lives in: 187 days, 412 applicants, nobody shortlisted, and a hiring manager who says ASAP. For the person who keeps that req open.

Description: A typographic design for people who read résumés for a living: five identical candidates, one shortlist, and the quiet joke every recruiter knows. Drawn as a series in the colors of my HR line.

Description: A typographic design for people who read résumés for a living: five identical candidates, one shortlist, and the quiet joke every recruiter knows. Drawn as a series in the colors of my HR line.

Description: A requisition that never closes, printed like an export from the system it lives in: 187 days, 412 applicants, nobody shortlisted, and a hiring manager who says ASAP. For the person who keeps that req open.

Description: For the interviewer who actually read the resume. Sunny on Monday, snow by Thursday, and none of it matters, because the first question is about page 2, line 14. A four-day forecast drawn in one line weight, stamped SKIPPED in HR orange. It sits with I Read the Whole Cover Letter in the same recruiter line. The version for dark garments is here: https://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/99346722-we-can-skip-the-weather-recruiter-interview-humor

Description: For the interviewer who actually read the resume. Sunny on Monday, snow by Thursday, and none of it matters, because the first question is about page 2, line 14. A four-day forecast drawn in one line weight, stamped SKIPPED in HR orange. It sits with I Read the Whole Cover Letter in the same recruiter line. The version for light garments is here: https://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/99346725-we-can-skip-the-weather-recruiter-interview-humor-

Description: Men 18-19 apply now at any US Army recruiting and induction station. A soldier climbs a hill, his arm raised as if to wave a group onward. At right is an inset titled, "These can be yours". It shows the insignia and monthly base pay for each Army grade (rank).

Description: Celebrate the dedication of recruiters, human resources, and talent acquisition professionals. This design features the motivational phrase Eat Sleep Recruit Repeat for anyone passionate about recruitment.