Existential Stickers
Woke AF Now What Existential Burnout Political Parody Sticker
by Anticorporati
$3.00 $3.50
Description: Hexistential Crisis artwork featuring a mystical tarot reader surrounded by cards, candles, celestial symbols and purple occult energy. A darkly funny witchy design combining existential humor with tarot, magic and gothic mysticism.
Hexistential Crisis Witchy Tarot Humor Sticker
by Pandaburba Illustrations
$3.00 $3.50
Description: Cute, weird, and way too relatable. This Smiski-inspired meme design celebrates the tiny glowing creatures and their iconic little poses. Perfect for fans of Smiski, collectible figures, funny memes, kawaii characters, and quirky internet humor. A fun gift for collectors or anyone who understands the struggle of being a tiny creature just trying to get through the day.
Description: This optimistic nihilism design blends cosmic wonder with existential humor, featuring an astronaut standing on a half moon pointing into space alongside the phrase “Ask me about optimistic nihilism.” Perfect for fans of philosophy, dark humor, and space-inspired art with a clever intellectual twist.
Optimistic nihilism astronaut moon philosophy design (light colors) Sticker
by Messy Nessie
$3.00 $3.50
Description: This design explores themes of mortality and existential thought. A skeleton chases floating balloons alongside the phrase 'What's Left...', appealing to individuals who enjoy dark humor, gothic themes, and contemplative concepts of life and loss.
What's Left Skeleton Mortality Existential Dark Humor Sticker
by Print Vibe Aya
$3.00 $3.50
Description: This design explores themes of mortality and existential thought. A skeleton chases floating balloons alongside the phrase 'What's Left...', appealing to individuals who enjoy dark humor, gothic themes, and contemplative concepts of life and loss.
What's Left Skeleton Mortality Existential Dark Humor Sticker
by MirthTees
$3.00 $3.50
Description: A world-weary jack-o’-lantern smokes a cigarette and wonders, “What’s the Point of the Candle?” A darkly funny old-school tattoo design for fans of Halloween, sarcastic humor, vintage ink, and existential moods.
Funny Existential Pumpkin – Old School Halloween Tattoo Sticker
by Lukas Pe
$3.00 $3.50
Description: This design explores themes of mortality and existential thought. A skeleton chases floating balloons alongside the phrase 'What's Left...', appealing to individuals who enjoy dark humor, gothic themes, and contemplative concepts of life and loss.
What's Left Skeleton Mortality Existential Dark Humor Sticker
by Print Vibe Aya
$3.00 $3.50
Description: Well, Shit... skeleton design for dark humor fans. This existential quote captures moments of resignation and bad luck. Ideal for gothic, spooky, and sarcastic humor lovers.
Well, Shit... Skeleton Dark Humor Existential Quote Sticker
by peg_gymiles
$3.00 $3.50
Description: Featuring a moody black cat hiding under a blanket with distressed vintage typography, this design captures exhausted energy and sarcastic humor perfectly. Ideal for introverts, cat lovers, spooky aesthetic fans, emo style enthusiasts, and anyone who prefers peace, quiet, and avoiding unnecessary interaction.
Do Not Disturb I'm Disturbed Enough Already Cat Design Sticker
by extrinsiceye
$3.00 $3.50
Description: Made for black and darker crewnecks, where the chaotic attitude actually survives. Some people wake up feeling refreshed, but you entered this world already needing a nap. This Black Scowl design captures that chronic exhaustion with a heavily textured, manually crafted grunge aesthetic. Featuring subtle gamer elements and our signature cynical feline, this burnout humor perfectly summarizes your entire existence. Throw on this burnout humor born tired grunge cat piece when the mere thought of socializing drains your completely empty battery.
Just Dealing With It Opossum Dumpster Fire Funny Sarcastic Sticker
by KrishnaTees
$3.00 $3.50
Description: You were here. The proof is disappearing. Every mark you've made is getting lighter. Every footprint is filling in. Every word you said is being forgotten. Not erased, just fading. Slowly. Naturally. Like a photograph left in the sun. Like a voice that no one bothers to remember. This one's for the ones watching themselves become invisible. For the ones whose presence is quietly expiring.