Identity Shorts

Description: For the "I don't see color" crowd

Description: Show off your YA superhero sci-fi fandom with this design based on the novel “Unsecret Identity: Eric Icarus - Book One.” In a city of heroes with super-suits, fourteen-year-old Eric’s powers are the real deal—he can fly, or rather, he must. He literally can’t stop. As if high school wasn’t hard enough.

Description: We buy things we don't need with money we don't have to impress people we don't like.

Description: Identity. Questions of identity

Description: This design features fingerprints wearing a round hat and black glasses, giving the impression of a hidden identity. The design is stylish and sleek, with a touch of mystery that makes it truly unique and special

Description: Because it is. This is a text-only design that says ‘My existence is valid’ in a white sans-serif font.

Description: Tron Legacy t-shirt design - The Identity disk.

Description: Because it is.

Description: I Identify As A Threat My Pronouns Are Try Me

Description: Aesop Carl

Description: When you play Identity V as the doctor

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Description: Escaping facelessness through precise personality description. Generic avatar with ID card.

Description: Show your math nerdyness with this beautiful Euler's Identity and Euler's Formula. Great for math geeks and math teachers and students.

Description: Many loves in one, system love

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Description: W (Letter Initial Monogram) The letter W inside a white circle. Perfect for someone who has the letter as the initial letter of their first name, last name or nickname.

Description: “ Dissociative identity disorder (DID) is a rare psychiatric disorder diagnosed in about 1.5% of the global population.”- www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov Dissociative identity disorder isn’t as rare as it is made to think. The global population is billions of people.

Description: Crimson and black artwork for Spite’s “Cult,” featuring a gothic logo with skull and pentagram, overlaying a fingerprint-formed skull motif, evoking themes of identity, death, and occult ritual.

Description: A minimalist CULTURE definition celebrating identity, creativity, community, art, music, and modern expression. A strong statement piece for creatives, artists, culture lovers, and anyone who wears their identity proudly.

Description: Look behind reality. Who are we, really? People with awesome shirts, that's who.

Description: A minimalist CULTURE definition celebrating identity, creativity, community, art, music, and modern expression. A strong statement piece for creatives, artists, culture lovers, and anyone who wears their identity proudly.

Description: Inspired by USCSS Nostromo crew jackets from the movie Alien, as seen worn by characters Dallas, Brett and others.

Description: Accepting Identity Supportive Pride Typography

Description: Kevin Alonso

Description: S (Letter Initial Monogram) The letter S inside a white circle. Perfect for someone who has the letter as the initial letter of their first name, last name or nickname.

Description: Identity vintage western graphic with distressed retro lettering and bold badge styling, perfect for anyone embracing humor, self-expression, and attitude.

Description: surreal digital collage

Description: V (Letter Initial Monogram) The letter V inside a white circle. Perfect for someone who has the letter as the initial letter of their first name, last name or nickname.

Description: A bold, structural exploration of identity. This "H I M ." design features high-contrast typography framed in a clinical specimen box. Printed in a deep, vibrant red to anchor the NoirAndLight aesthetic. Designed with precision for those who appreciate minimalist architecture and the beauty of the human narrative.

Description: Identity as a problem in bold distressed lettering on black, a striking minimalist quote design for those who enjoy gritty statement art.

Description: Mike Morton

Description: II Am Black History: The Face of Black History This vibrant illustration celebrates Black identity and heritage through a stylized profile of a woman filled with intricate patterns—leaves, geometric shapes, and animal prints in earthy tones of blue, brown, cream, and black. The bold declaration “I AM BLACK HISTORY” anchors the image as a proud affirmation of legacy, resilience, and cultural pride. Evoking themes of tradition, ancestry, and empowerment, the artwork honors the contributions of Black Americans and invites reflection on the beauty and strength woven into Black history.

Description: Wearing a face that doesn't fit. "Wrong mask" explores the friction between who you are and the version of yourself you show the world. It’s for those who feel like they’re playing a role in a body that isn't theirs. A stark, cold look at artificiality.