Public Warning Stickers
Description: This bold design mimics a public sign but takes it to an absurd extreme, listing everything from farting to excreting pus in a hilarious and graphic “thank you” message. With blunt typography and over-the-top gross humor, it’s perfect for fans of edgy, offbeat comedy and shock-value jokes.
Description: This blue and red themed layout features the text Error 404 Philadelphia Not Found alongside a public safety advisory. Several figures are shown walking while distracted by their mobile phones, leading to tripping hazards and warning signs. It includes the message, Please watch where you're walking, surrounded by stars, gears, and decorative borders.
Description: This blue and red themed layout features the text Error 404 Philadelphia Not Found alongside a public safety advisory. Several figures are shown walking while distracted by their mobile phones, leading to tripping hazards and warning signs. It includes the message, Please watch where you're walking, surrounded by stars, gears, and decorative borders.
Description: This blue and red themed layout features the text Error 404 Philadelphia Not Found alongside a public safety advisory. Several figures are shown walking while distracted by their mobile phones, leading to tripping hazards and warning signs. It includes the message, Please watch where you're walking, surrounded by stars, gears, and decorative borders.
Description: This blue and red themed layout features the text Error 404 Philadelphia Not Found alongside a public safety advisory. Several figures are shown walking while distracted by their mobile phones, leading to tripping hazards and warning signs. It includes the message, Please watch where you're walking, surrounded by stars, gears, and decorative borders.
Description: Civic Warning: Remove the Cockroaches (Dark Version) A stark official‑notice design built around a lifeless cockroach illustration and the statement “Eventually the cockroaches will have to be removed.” The layout echoes the tone of an HOA directive or bureaucratic warning, using high‑contrast black and white, rigid typography, and a structured notice format. The piece blends civic commentary, authoritarian humor, and editorial graphic design to create a sharp, satirical message. Ideal for fans of dystopian themes, civic‑style posters, and bold social commentary.
Description: Civic Warning: Remove the Cockroaches A stark official‑notice design built around a lifeless cockroach illustration and the statement “Eventually the cockroaches will have to be removed.” The layout echoes the tone of an HOA directive or bureaucratic warning, using high‑contrast black and white, rigid typography, and a structured notice format. The piece blends civic commentary, authoritarian humor, and editorial graphic design to create a sharp, satirical message. Ideal for fans of dystopian themes, civic‑style posters, and bold social commentary.
Description: Bureaucratic Satire: The Cockroaches Must Go (Dark Version) A stark HOA‑style notice built around a detailed cockroach illustration and the statement “Eventually the cockroaches will have to be removed.” The design uses rigid typography, high‑contrast black and white, and an authoritative notice format to echo bureaucratic warnings and civic directives. It blends civic commentary, bureaucratic satire, and editorial graphic design to create a sharp, symbolic message. Ideal for fans of dystopian humor, structured layouts, and bold civic‑style posters that deliver commentary through official‑notice aesthetics.
Description: Bureaucratic Satire: The Cockroaches Must Go A stark HOA‑style notice built around a detailed cockroach illustration and the statement “Eventually the cockroaches will have to be removed.” The design uses rigid typography, high‑contrast black and white, and an authoritative notice format to echo bureaucratic warnings and civic directives. It blends civic commentary, bureaucratic satire, and editorial graphic design to create a sharp, symbolic message. Ideal for fans of dystopian humor, structured layouts, and bold civic‑style posters that deliver commentary through official‑notice aesthetics.
Description: Eventually the Cockroaches Will Have to Be Removed A stark civic‑style poster built around a bold cockroach silhouette and the statement “Eventually the cockroaches will have to be removed.” The design uses a high‑contrast orange field and authoritative typography to echo the tone of an official notice or public warning. It blends civic commentary, bureaucratic satire, and propaganda‑inspired layout to create a striking visual message. Ideal for fans of graphic editorial design, dystopian humor, and sharp social commentary.
Description: Introducing our "Remember Kids - Techno Will Destroy Your Hearing" 👂 t-shirt, delivering a serious message with a touch of humor! 🚨 This design mimics traditional public safety posters, urging caution against the potential dangers of loud music. Add a playful twist to your wardrobe. Wear it proudly and remember to wear ear protection while enjoying the beat! 🎶
Description: Reddy Kilowatt is a cartoon character that served as a corporate spokesman for electricity generation in the United States and other countries for nearly one hundred years. Currently, the Reddy Kilowatt trademark is owned by Xcel Energy. Description Reddy Kilowatt is drawn as a stick figure whose body, limbs, and hair are made of stylized lightning-bolts and whose bulbous head has a light bulb for a nose and wall outlets for ears. Conception Reddy Kilowatt made his first published appearance on March 14, 1926, in an advertisement in The Birmingham News for the Alabama Power Company (APC). The character was the brainchild of the company's 40-year-old commercial manager, Ashton B. Collins, Sr.
