Masonry Socks
Description: Danny Carey is a polyrhythmic shaman. Even with odd time signatures, he can make you dance (ask Alex Grey) or head bang. He is the dude on the drums, he is the master of mathematics and sacred geometry applied to sounds that make you spiral out... and this design is my homage to his talent.
Description: This bold fantasy-inspired t-shirt design features a rugged orc mason proudly representing the “Stonehide Masonry Guild,” blending medieval worldbuilding with blue-collar craftsmanship humor. With distressed typography, vintage construction aesthetics, and slogans like “Building Homes Not Hopes” and “Measure Twice Smash Once,” the artwork feels like authentic guild merchandise from a hardworking fantasy stronghold.
Description: A captivating swirl of colors forms a spiral reminiscent of a seashell. The composition balances cool and warm tones for a dynamic visual effect.
Duality of White Plaster and Terracotta Slate Socks
by Vicky Brago-Mitchell
$14 $20
Description: An abstract composition features intricate, swirling patterns divided into two contrasting halves. One side showcases smooth white surfaces, while the other bursts with vibrant orange and black textures.
Duality of White Plaster and Terracotta Slate Socks
by Vicky Brago-Mitchell
$14 $20
Description: Although the first tobacco plantations were set up in Virginia in 1612, tobacco was smoked only in pipes in the colonies. The cigar itself is thought not to have arrived until after 1762, when Israel Putnam, an American general in the Revolutionary War, returned to his home in Connecticut from Cuba with a selection of Havana cigars, and large amounts of Cuban tobacco. Before long, cigar makers were popping up in cities everywhere and American-made cigars using both import and domestic tobacco were in high demand. One such maker hailed from Philidelphia, Pennsylvania in 1908. Going by the name Binding Tie and leveraging artwork filled with Masonic symbolism and imagery, this particular maker remains shrouded in mystery...
Funny Bricklayer, Sarcastic bricklayer gift, Masonry Gift, bricklayer dad job, construction worker Socks
by Anodyle
$14 $20
