Silly Dragon Socks
Description: Dragon Eat the Rich Dark Art Shirt, 90s Tattoo, Retro Medieval Y2k T Shirt, Vintage Feminist Aesthetic Shirt, Funny Unhinged Meme
Dragon Eat the Rich Dark Art Shirt, 90s Tattoo, Retro Medieval Y2k T Shirt, Vintage Feminist Aesthetic Shirt, Funny Unhinged Meme Socks
by Cheerish
$14 $20
Description: Get ready for some chaotic fantasy energy with this hilarious doodle! Featuring a smug, light-blue horned horse standing right on top of a silly, armored brown dragon buddy, this quirky design is perfect for lovers of funny internet humor, derpy monsters, and original cartoon art. Great for unique stickers, t-shirts, and gaming room decor!
Description: Dragon Cat Vintage T-Shirt, Renaissance Art Shirt, Funny Castle Cat T-Shirt, Meme T Shirt, Unisex T Shirt, Medieval Cat Shirt, Retro Y2k
Dragon Cat Vintage T-Shirt, Renaissance Art Shirt, Funny Castle Cat T-Shirt, Meme T Shirt, Unisex T Shirt, Medieval Cat Shirt, Retro Y2k Socks
by SELFAMUSED
$14 $20
Description: Rizz Em With The Tism Dragon Vintage Style Shirt, Retro 90s Dragon Rizz Graphic Shirt, Autism Awareness, Gothic Castle Tee, Funny Y2k
Rizz Em With The Tism Dragon Vintage Style Shirt, Retro 90s Dragon Rizz Graphic Shirt, Autism Awareness, Gothic Castle Tee, Funny Y2k Socks
by Y2K TYPE SHIRT.
$14 $20
Description: From the series “Chinese dragons”, oil and pencil on paper. Original size: 46 x 46 cm. In Eastern culture the dragon is a symbol of power, the roofs of the imperial residences are decorated with this mythological figure as a sign of protection and luck. In the traditional Catholic iconography the dragon is an incarnation of the devil, so that only the sword of a saint can suppress it. In my drawings this mythological figure becomes a middle ground between these two opposing visions, an elusive but fascinating animal, with malice in his eyes that could become evil. In these works I use uniform bright coloring and backgrounds turned on light or white, to simulate the color of lacquers or enamels in the decoration of porcelain. ...
Description: In the late 1960s and early 1970s, a furniture company created a fake leather product called Naugahyde. As promotional items, the gave away these little-stuffed animal monsters at trade shows to help promote their product. My father worked in sales and received several of these characters as gifts in a variety of colors. I had these all over my bedroom. They were my teddy bears. That probably explains a lot actually.
