Device Shorts
Description: A graphic featuring bold, white text that reads "ERROR CODE: ID-10-T" presented on a light blue ribbon. Below this, the text continues with "PROBLEM CAUSED BY DEFECTIVE INPUT DEVICE LOCATED IN IN A CHAIR" in large, white, shadowed lettering against a dark background.
Error Code ID-10-T Problem Caused By Defective Input Device Located In A Chair Shorts
by Virtual Brush Illustration
$27
Description: Basher Tarr, demolitions expert and illegal EMP enthusiast, is wanted for Grand Larceny, Criminal Conspiracy, and Unauthorized Use of E.M.P. Devices. Don Cheadle brought him to life in Ocean's Eleven (2001). His specialty: making entire city blocks go dark at exactly the wrong moment.
Description: A stark black background displays white sans-serif text in three lines. The top line reads, "Yes, I'm an engineer.". The second line states, "No I will not fix your". The third line has a blank underline followed by "Insert device name here.". The overall composition is minimalist and text-focused.
Yes, I'm an engineer. No I will not fix your _Insert device name here Text Shorts
by CanvasWizardStudio
$27
Description: A graphic with three distinct sections. The top section is a yellow and orange rectangle featuring a close-up of a person wearing headphones and holding a device. Below this is large white text that reads "TAKING BACK SUNDAY". The bottom section is a pink and black rectangle depicting a street scene with silhouetted trees and utility poles.
Description: A monochrome graphic with white text on a black background. The text reads, "Yes, I'm an engineer. No I will not fix your Insert device name here". A thin horizontal line is present below the last line of text.
Yes I'm an engineer. No I will not fix your Insert device name here Text Shorts
by lauren dephyls studio
$27
Description: Show pride in the pacemaker patient journey with an old man cardiac device design made for grandpas, dads, heart patients, and supportive families. This humorous heart awareness artwork celebrates resilience, cardiac care, and life with a pacemaker. A fitting choice for cardiology communities, pacemaker awareness events, Father’s Day, birthdays, or everyday encouragement. The pacemaker patient theme makes the design easy to recognize for anyone living with a cardiac device.
Description: "Sorry About Your Ankle. (No I'm Not)" funny stickers/decals are great for people who use a wheelchair, rollator, walker or other mobility device. This funny sticker is perfect for anyone who likes a little dark humor with their mobility equipment. “Sorry About Your Ankle. (No I’m Not)” brings a hilarious dose of attitude to your wheelchair, rollator, or walker. Because sometimes navigating the world with a disability means people need to understand that your mobility device is not, in fact, equipped with a magical force field. It’s a humorous way to add some personality to your disability gear while embracing the chaos of getting around. Stickers and decals don’t have to be boring, and this funny decal is made for wheelchairs, rollators
Description: Champion diverse voices and inclusive connection with this "Communication Looks Different For Everyone" design! Showcases essential communication methods—a picture exchange board, AAC talking device, and ASL 'I Love You' sign framed by cheerful daisies. An inspiring, compassionate graphic for SLPs, educators, and families.
Communication Looks Different For Everyone AAC ASL Speech Art Shorts
by uunn
$21 $27