Slab Posters and Art Prints

Description: RETURN THE SLAB, OR SUFFER MY CURSE!

Description: A graphic featuring a realistic depiction of a crappie fish in shades of green and black. Above the fish, the text 'SLAB' is prominently displayed in distressed, off-white capital letters. Below the fish, the word 'SLAYER' is similarly displayed in distressed, off-white capital letters. The background is solid black.

Description: A proper bodyboarding inspired design, reflecting the dangerous waves bodyboarders ride

Description: Slab Famous Shark Movie Parody Slabs Crappie Fishing

Description: hand drawn style illustration of the Slab city welcome building at the entrance to Slab city.

Description: Funny Slab Famous Shark Movie Parody Slabs Crappie Fishing

Description: Slab City California was established in 1942. Also called The Slabs, is an unincorporated, off-the-grid alternative lifestyle community consisting largely of snowbirds in the Salton Trough area of the Sonoran Desert, in Imperial County, California.

Description: Return the slab or suffer my curse!

Description: Outside of the typeset title sequence name, The Dukes of Hazzard had two official logos over their seven season and four movie run. This is the slab style version which includes a realistic vintage treatment to give it a genuine 70s throwback vibe.

Description: A graphic featuring a fish with green scales and dark spots, positioned centrally. Above the fish, the word "SLAB" is written in large, distressed white capital letters. Below the fish, the word "SLAYER" is also written in large, distressed white capital letters.

Description: Premier League commish for 2021

Description: Wizerd the Comix MegaZine presents the epic Slab Breaker shirt. Grab a T and plan your own Knighfall in it! Art by Jeaux Janovsky

Description: Draft Dodger Condensed Slab Serif Design Draft Dodger Grifter, Draft dodger. CRook, draft dodger, condensed slab serif, navy red typography, editorial masthead style, oversized letterform design, newspaper headline style, negative space typography, cut letter design, serif header type, tall block letters, navy and red design, magazine style lettering, structural typography, layered letter design, statement typography

Description: As a kid back in early 2000s i watched A LOT of CN shows. To this day i have in my mind graven image of CGI King Ramses.

Description: Diane showcases her immense strength by lifting a massive mountain slab, surrounded by silhouettes of her allies.

Description: Powerful depiction of Uvogin lifting a massive slab in a dynamic pose, showcasing his strength.

Description: Draft Dodger Condensed Slab Serif Design (Dark Version) Draft Dodger Grifter, Draft dodger. CRook, draft dodger, condensed slab serif, navy red typography, editorial masthead style, oversized letterform design, newspaper headline style, negative space typography, cut letter design, serif header type, tall block letters, navy and red design, magazine style lettering, structural typography, layered letter design, statement typography

Description: Weird Wheels Slab Cab 1980

Description: This is a fantastic choice that is appropriate for us with a humorous retro style. Show your personal style. There are many more colors available from us.

Description: A minimalist focus on the massive weapon that defies all logic and reason. This clean design highlights the ultimate tool for monster slaying.

Description: Proud of Where I’m From Bold Slab Typography Proud of Where I’m From — a bold, condensed slab serif typography design with subtle grain texture, built for maximum impact and instant readability. This heavy three-line stack carries real weight and confidence, a statement piece for anyone who reps their hometown, home state, or roots without apology. No frills, no color tricks — just strong, unmistakable type that reads from across the room. A declaration of pride in where you’re from and the place that shaped you. Part of an ongoing series exploring identity, belonging, and home. Wear it loud, wear it proud.

Description: What do you get when you mash up hot rods and monsters? In 1980, the answer would have been Weird Wheels trading card stickers. Featuring a checklist of colorful creations along the lines of the late ’60s Odd Rods cards, the set blends Kustom Kulture with matinée horror. The cards themselves have monsters and other creatures driving absurdly customized cars, trucks, and motorcycles. As cool as the cards looked, they came out at a time when the Kustom Kulture was well past its peak, and the set flopped, but that doesn’t mean they’re still not cool! This one features the ‘Slab Cab’ taxi themed hearse driven by the phantom from card #5.

Description: High-octane artwork capturing a thick, heavy slab reef wave detonating in a wide open ocean barrel. Dedicated to adrenaline junkies, big wave riders, and extreme surf enthusiasts.

Description: hand drawn style illustration of some artwork seen in East Jesus of Slab City, California

Description: authentic/ original/ inspired/ creative/ multidiciplinary

Description: Proud of Where I’m From Bold Slab Typography (Dark Version) Proud of Where I’m From — a bold, condensed slab serif typography design with subtle grain texture, built for maximum impact and instant readability. This heavy three-line stack carries real weight and confidence, a statement piece for anyone who reps their hometown, home state, or roots without apology. No frills, no color tricks — just strong, unmistakable type that reads from across the room. A declaration of pride in where you’re from and the place that shaped you. Part of an ongoing series exploring identity, belonging, and home. Wear it loud, wear it proud.

Description: Total Nonstop Action! Honor the legendary cross-line history of independent sports entertainment with the definitive retro crimson TNA Wrestling block font.

Description: Step onto the blue brand! Rock the clean, high-contrast silver chrome and blue block logo inspired by the longest-running weekly episodic television show.

Description: I'm on a slab diet features a architect lover theme with a natural, wearable feel, with hints of architect gifts and architect christmas. A natural pick for architect lover fans, especially as a gift on tees, stickers, hoodies, mugs, and everyday gear.

Description: Weird Wheels Slab Cab 1980

Description: Celebrate your big baby announcement in country style with this Boots or Bows Can't Wait to Know design! Featuring a rustic leather cowboy boot, a cute pink ribbon bow, western typography, and stars with the quote Boots or Bows Can't Wait to Know. Perfect matching outfit for gender reveal parties, western baby showers, proud parents to be, aunt, uncle, grandparents, and country theme baby celebrations.

Description: Your 75th birthday celebration with our "I'm so good at aging I turned 25" tee, the must-have attire for the ultimate 75th birthday party. Whether it's your dad, mom, friend, or grandma hitting this remarkable milestone, this is a fantastic Present choice.

Description: Your 75th birthday celebration with our "I'm so good at aging I turned 25" tee, the must-have attire for the ultimate 75th birthday party. Whether it's your dad, mom, friend, or grandma hitting this remarkable milestone, this is a fantastic Present choice.

Description: Bill Withers Harlem

Description: Draft Dodger Stark Black Typography (Dark Version) Stripped down to pure black ink and no apologies: “What Did You Expect From A Draft Dodger” carved out in heavy, uneven block-print lettering that leans hard on the woodcut tradition — no color, no flourish, just weight and truth. This is the studio’s most stark, industrial take on the phrase yet, favoring brute-force typography over decoration. It’s built for the crowd who wants their satire plain-spoken: no scribbles, no distressing, just bold letters stacked like a stamp of fact. An excused absence from history doesn’t erase the record, and this design says so with zero ambiguity. Front row seat, back row courage — that’s the whole joke, told in one uncompromising black bloline

Description: Draft Dodger Stark Black Typography Stripped down to pure black ink and no apologies: “What Did You Expect From A Draft Dodger” carved out in heavy, uneven block-print lettering that leans hard on the woodcut tradition — no color, no flourish, just weight and truth. This is the studio’s most stark, industrial take on the phrase yet, favoring brute-force typography over decoration. It’s built for the crowd who wants their satire plain-spoken: no scribbles, no distressing, just bold letters stacked like a stamp of fact. An excused absence from history doesn’t erase the record, and this design says so with zero ambiguity. Front row seat, back row courage — that’s the whole joke, told in one uncompromising black block. Puff Sumo’s ongoing line