Piercing Socks
Description: The Pike in Long Beach was a seaside amusement area that offered a variety of entertainment options to the public. The streets were bustling with a mix of locals, sailors, and sea merchants who made Long Beach their port of call. The Pike had everything from bathhouses and arcades to food stands and fortune-tellers, and of course, tattoo parlors. At its height, The Pike was home to a dozen tattoo parlors and had quite a reputation for being a seedy destination. In 1954, The Pike changed its name to Nu-Pike in an attempt to rebrand itself to keep up with new family-friendly theme parks that had opened nearby. A lot of the seedier attractions either cleaned up their act or were forced to ship out. As a result, the former photography studio tu
Description: Loud, proud, and completely unapologetic! This raw black-and-white illustration features a side profile portrait of a screaming punk guy with a bold mohawk, septum piercing, cheek dots, ear gauges, facial stubble, and a studded leather jacket collar. Hand-drawn in a heavy-ink traditional tattoo flash and lowbrow comic style, this piece captures the fierce energy of hardcore punk, mosh pits, and underground rebel culture. Perfect for punk rockers, metalheads, skaters, and alternative fashion enthusiasts. Wear it loud on t-shirts, hoodies, stickers, phone cases, and wall prints!
Description: I got my cl*t pierced at Claire's. An offensive quote that delivers outrageous humor through absurd exaggeration and an unexpected pop culture reference. This bold line leans into edgy comedy, playful shock value, and internet meme humor that is sure to get laughs and reactions. A funny gift idea for anyone who enjoys funny quotes, offensive humor, and outrageous jokes, perfect for birthdays, holidays, parties, or Christmas. Available on shirts, hoodies, mugs, stickers, and more!
Description: A bold, yellow-toned character head with a mushroom growing from its scalp. The character has a septum piercing and wrinkled skin, with spiky hair. Text above reads "YES, CHEF" in bold black letters within a yellow speech bubble. The overall style is cartoonish with heavy linework and shading.
