Chainsaw Socks
Description: This hilarious "A Clean Beaver Always Gets More Wood" T-shirt is perfect for those who love clever wordplay and a bit of cheeky humor! Whether you’re a lumberjack, a pun enthusiast, or just someone who appreciates a good laugh, this design makes a great conversation starter. A fun gift for guys, outdoorsmen, and anyone with a playful sense of humor!
Description: This t-shirt is perfect for anyone who still enjoys working with a chainsaw, showcasing a fun and bold graphic of an old man with a chainsaw. With a comfortable fit and durable material, this shirt is ideal for everyday wear and makes a great gift for chainsaw enthusiasts who refuse to let age slow them down.
Description: He’s From Texas I Can Tell, Texas horror Halloween theme, Retro slasher-inspired artwork, Lone Star State, Pumpkin and spooky night details, Rustic western background, Distressed vintage graphic style.Texas Chainsaw Skeleton Country Halloween Humor Hes from Texas I Can Tell Chainsaw Horror Halloween design perfect idea for your family, friends and it’s you.
Description: Lumberjack chainsaw humor meets forest work in this playful design showing a logger hugging a chainsaw while cutting a tree stump. The message Dont Worry I Hugged It First is made for lumberjacks, loggers, arborists, woodcutters, forestry workers, and anyone who enjoys chainsaw jokes and rugged outdoor humor. Celebrate timber culture, tree cutting, and life in the woods with a memorable lumberjack chainsaw design.
Lumberjack Chainsaw Humor Dont Worry I Hugged It First Socks
by Beani milki
$14 $20
Description: A poster I designed for "Army of Darkness," the third movie in Sam Raimi's Evil Dead series. I based the design off of a coach gun manual since much of the movie's action revolves so heavily against Ash's "boomstick." Throw in a tagline and a handful of credits and "voila!"—you've got a pretty sweet poster. If you're interested, I did two more of these types of designs for the series; one for the original "Evil Dead" and one for "Evil Dead 2." Both of those follow a similar concept which is taken in two very different directions.
