Reference Stickers
Description: A witty Christian design that turns the betrayal of Judas into a darkly humorous and highly memorable faith graphic. Ideal for believers who appreciate clever biblical references, this design stands out on clothing, accessories, and Christian gifts with strong visual impact and instant recognition.
It Started Out With a Kiss How Did It End Up Like This | Funny Christian Design | Judas Kiss Graphic Sticker
by Christian by Grace
$3.50
Description: Commemorate the legendary 1984 New York City paranormal encounter with this vintage retro travel-style badge featuring the iconic giant marshmallow mascot. Crafted in a classic 80s distressed aesthetic, this humorous graphic is perfect for retro comedy movie buffs, sci-fi pop culture enthusiasts, and vintage badge collectors.
Description: Master the art of the traditional Japanese bow with this striking Kyudo Archer Blue Bigfoot design. Featuring a mythic blue-furred cryptid standing tall in traditional martial arts garb complete with a yumi (longbow), chest guard, and a quiver of arrows, this illustration captures focused discipline and legendary stealth. Rendered in a bold, vintage comic-book illustration style with clean outlines and a transparent background, this artwork is optimized for print-on-demand merchandise. It makes an incredible design for t-shirts, hoodies, mugs, stickers, and more for fans of archery, Japanese culture, cryptids, and unique pop culture art.
Description: Eat Glass would make a great vanity license plate. It's David Rose's cutting comeback line he uttered to his sister Alexis, in an episode of Schitt's Creek. The registration sticker features the production code number of the episode in which the phrase was said. JAN 19 is the month and year the episode premiered.
Description: The golden ratio never looked so delicious. This "Vitruvian Pizza" design reimagines Da Vinci’s classic masterpiece for the modern foodie. Featuring a perfectly symmetrical slice (the true measure of a man), this graphic is a must-have for art history buffs, pizza connoisseurs, and anyone who believes that cheese and pepperoni are the highest forms of human expression.
Description: The design is featured as an "epic" sweater or hoodie worn by the character Dustin Henderson in the animated spin-off series, Stranger Things: Tales From '85. Positioned above the text and flanked by two yellow lightning bolts is a periodic table-style square containing the atomic number "74" and the symbol "W," which represents the element Tungsten. It humorously links Dustin's nerdy interest in science with the "Heavy Metal" music culture of the mid-1980s.
Description: A design for 90s movie fans and basketball enthusiasts. Features the classic film phrase "White Men Can't Jump". Also includes "Billy Listen To Me White Men Can't Jump", "It Ain't Easy", "Being This Good", "#1 First Issue", "Movie Classic", "Special Edition Xxi", "Billy Hoyle", and "25C". Ideal for fans of sports comedy movies and iconic cinema.
Description: DARE parody design riffing on the iconic anti-drug program’s PSA visual style. D.A.M.N. I’m all out of drugs. A darkly humorous parody inspired by the visual language of old public service announcements. Bold red brush lettering paired with stark, institutional text delivers a message that feels official, unhelpful, and deeply relatable. Perfect for fans of dark humor, ironic design, absurdist jokes, and anti-motivational satire. This design is parody and humor—not advice. Wear it responsibly.
Description: A sarcastic design for people who keep hearing about Tommy Shelby and still have no idea what everyone is talking about. Perfect for lovers of dry humor, irony, internet culture, and anyone tired of seeing the same iconic TV character referenced everywhere. Whether you're making a statement, starting conversations, or just enjoy absurd humor, this bold typography design delivers maximum attitude with minimal words. Great gift for fans of sarcastic quotes, meme culture, funny sayings, pop culture humor, and people who appreciate a little chaos
