Green Music Note Stickers
Description: Let the city lights fade and the guitar take the lead. Midnight Pocket celebrates the warm, melodic world of Grant Green through a vintage-inspired jazz illustration filled with late-night atmosphere, glowing city windows, bold retro typography, and the amber tones of a classic hollow-body guitar. Inspired by the golden age of soul jazz and the intimate sound of small-group jazz sessions, this distressed poster-style design is made for vinyl collectors, guitar enthusiasts, Blue Note-era jazz fans, and listeners who appreciate music with groove, space, and soul. A timeless musical aesthetic for record-store explorers, jazz lovers, and anyone who prefers their soundtrack after dark.
Grant Green Soul-Jazz After Hours Vintage Art Sticker
by CorwnsLabs
$3.15 $3.50
Description: Let the city lights fade and the guitar take the lead. Midnight Pocket celebrates the warm, melodic world of Grant Green through a vintage-inspired jazz illustration filled with late-night atmosphere, glowing city windows, bold retro typography, and the amber tones of a classic hollow-body guitar. Inspired by the golden age of soul jazz and the intimate sound of small-group jazz sessions, this distressed poster-style design is made for vinyl collectors, guitar enthusiasts, Blue Note-era jazz fans, and listeners who appreciate music with groove, space, and soul. A timeless musical aesthetic for record-store explorers, jazz lovers, and anyone who prefers their soundtrack after dark.
Edgy Punk Rock Tuxedo Cat Meow Graphic Sticker
by ThabitBrothers
$3.15 $3.50
Description: A stylized character with glasses and rosy cheeks is depicted playing a small ukulele. Surrounding the character is a black vinyl record background. Four circular emblems, each containing a treble clef, are placed in the corners: red, orange, green, and blue.
Person with Ukulele and Music Notes on Record Sticker
by Pastel Dream Nostalgia
$3.15 $3.50
Description: Cyclopes suffer from horrible depth perception. To overcome this disadvantage in the wild, they've developed a form of echolocation by way of whistling. So use caution the next time you're trekking through the woods and hear "The Andy Griffith Show" theme tune. That could be danger lurking ahead. http://www.artisticdyslexia.com/