Pol Stickers
Description: A dark, ironic, and wildly creative take on climate change and environmental awareness. Featuring planet earth working a pole surrounded by flames, space meteors, and flying cash, paired with legendary rap lyrics. Perfect for fans of dark comedy, environmental irony, hip hop culture memes, and edgy underground street style. Vintage indie zine attitude, zero explanation offered.
Description: I Didn’t Realize The Presidency Was So Profitable (Dark Version) Some things speak for themselves. This satirical illustration captures the quiet, smug realization that public office can be remarkably good for the bottom line — rendered as a slouched, orange-hued caricature lounging in an oversized armchair, deadpan and unbothered. The bold hand-lettered headline delivers the punchline before you even process the image: turns out the job pays better than anyone let on. Part political cartoon, part editorial commentary, this design is for anyone who’s been following the headlines about profit margins, business dealings, and public office overlapping in ways that raise eyebrows. Sharp, current, and impossible to misread from across the room.
Description: I Didn’t Realize The Presidency Was So Profitable Some things speak for themselves. This satirical illustration captures the quiet, smug realization that public office can be remarkably good for the bottom line — rendered as a slouched, orange-hued caricature lounging in an oversized armchair, deadpan and unbothered. The bold hand-lettered headline delivers the punchline before you even process the image: turns out the job pays better than anyone let on. Part political cartoon, part editorial commentary, this design is for anyone who’s been following the headlines about profit margins, business dealings, and public office overlapping in ways that raise eyebrows. Sharp, current, and impossible to misread from across the room. Puff Sumo orig
Description: A smiling little hero walks straight into the machine he was supposed to defeat. Built like a forgotten propaganda poster from a strange alternate 1990s, The Little Empire Builder mixes vintage superhero illustration, corporate satire, industrial machinery and rebellious rock attitude. A playful visual nod to the world of Evil Empire without simply recreating its famous album artwork.
