Kroll Stickers

It's based off our names!

nick kroll

nick kroll

you're born a schmuck and you'll die a schmuck welcome to hell idiot

Poor Leo Kroll from 1964's "The Strangler", belittled by his Mom and burdened with killing women because of it.

"Who's To Say" Design inspired by John Mulaney

"John Mulaney" Design inspired by John Mulaney

"Golden Joe and the Suggins Gang" Design inspired by John Mulaney

George and Gil would probably want you to wear this shirt while being served an unreasonable amount of tuna.

Blap Blap Blap

Big mouth - Nick Kroll

2 of the best characters from Big Mouth on Netflix. "You're the Man, Steve!" Always so encouraging!

Who Can Never Be Sure

Your friendly and raunchy hormone monstress just got a whole lot cuter!

Hope you like it.

you white trash idiot

Well, I'm not the world's most physical guy, But when she squeezed me tight she nearly broke my spine. Oh my Lola. El oh el ay Lola.

Party Wolf! From Big Mouth

Original drawing from the children's book Space Cats, by Steven Kroll & Friso Henstra (1979) The story is about a boy named Perry, who befriends an unusual cat who turns out to be a visitor from a far distant planet and invites Perry to return there with him.

Original drawing from the children's book Space Cats, by Steven Kroll & Friso Henstra (1979) The story is about a boy named Perry, who befriends an unusual cat who turns out to be a visitor from a far distant planet and invites Perry to return there with him.

Original drawing from the children's book Space Cats, by Steven Kroll & Friso Henstra (1979) The story is about a boy named Perry, who befriends an unusual cat who turns out to be a visitor from a far distant planet and invites Perry to return there with him.

Original drawing from the children's book Space Cats, by Steven Kroll & Friso Henstra (1979) The story is about a boy named Perry, who befriends an unusual cat who turns out to be a visitor from a far distant planet and invites Perry to return there with him.

Original drawing from the children's book Space Cats, by Steven Kroll & Friso Henstra (1979) The story is about a boy named Perry, who befriends an unusual cat who turns out to be a visitor from a far distant planet and invites Perry to return there with him.

Original drawing from the children's book Space Cats, by Steven Kroll & Friso Henstra (1979) The story is about a boy named Perry, who befriends an unusual cat who turns out to be a visitor from a far distant planet and invites Perry to return there with him.

Original drawing from the children's book Space Cats, by Steven Kroll & Friso Henstra (1979) The story is about a boy named Perry, who befriends an unusual cat who turns out to be a visitor from a far distant planet and invites Perry to return there with him.

Original drawing form the children's book Space Cats, by Steven Kroll & Friso Henstra (1979) The story is about a boy named Perry, who befriends an unusual cat who turns out to be a visitor from a far distant planet and invites Perry to return there with him.

Words of St. Geegland

oh hello on broadway was such a weird drug trip 10/10

Are you looking for the perfect shirt to wear while you prahnk someone with too much tuna? Or to constantly remind everyone you work with of the stakes of life? Look no further than this shirt inspired by one of the best quote to come out of George St. Geegland's mouth. Perfect for fans of "Kroll Sho", John Mulaney, Nick Kroll, Oh, Hello!, or the classic prank show "Too Much Tuna".

Are you looking for the perfect shirt to wear while you prahnk someone with too much tuna? Or to constantly remind everyone you work with of the stakes of life? Look no further than this shirt inspired by one of the best quote to come out of George St. Geegland's mouth. Perfect for fans of "Kroll Sho", John Mulaney, Nick Kroll, Oh, Hello!, or the classic prank show "Too Much Tuna".

"You wanna know why, Karen?!? Because I could not AFFORD Adobe Photoshop!" - George St. Geegland, "Oh, Hello"

For dorks, goobers, and anyone who gives off total schmuck vibes. // Copyright © 2021 Jake Ingram and Ingram Designs.

Oh Hello George & Gil

If Publizity took place in Brooklyn, this would probably be their logo.

I got bangs-uh!!