Art Diary Stickers
Description: This incredibly creative graphic design features a bat silhouette crafted entirely out of old torn manuscript pieces, letters, and journal entry papers. The distressed typography highlights real dates and headings from the book like Mina's Diary, Whitby Abbey, and Log of the Demeter, above the red text A story told through letters, journals, and logs. Paying tribute to the epistolary format of Bram Stoker's classic novel Dracula, this unique illustration is an absolute must-have for English majors, librarians, and avid bookworms.
Description: Dear Diary, A three day holiday was declared by the king and queen. The next morning, Mansa Musa entered the city with his entourage. Ali Baba provided his prized steeds to lead the event. It was a magnificent spectacle worthy of a great king. The parade of North Africans stretched for miles and flowers were thrown to him from the balconies as they passed by. He tossed gold coins to the cheering crowds who would never forget the day that became a legend for the next millennium. Behind him followed the elves mounted on the enormous scorpions. While Mansa Musa would return to Timbuktu, the elves would make a home here and live quite happily ever after. Ali Baba and his men were last to enter the city. No longer would they be called thi...
Description: Keep it simple, authentic, and expressive with this minimalist hand-drawn heart illustration. Featuring a clean red line-art contour filled with a playful internal scribble doodle, this piece captures a raw, handwritten diary aesthetic. Its simple yet striking line weight makes it exceptionally versatile for print-on-demand products. Perfect for romantic minimalist stickers, greeting cards, subtle apparel accents, phone cases, and modern line-art home decor.
Description: The Manny Will Not Be Televised is a catchphrase associated with the use of Manny from Diary of A Wimpy Kid as a symbol used both online and in physical spaces in support of the George Floyd protests. The name is a play on the Gil Scott-Heron song and poem "The Revolution Will Not Be Televised.
