Entry Tapestries
Description: Token Entry was a hardcore/skate-punk band formed in Queens, New York in 1980, when they were known as Gilligan's Revenge. They adopted the name Token Entry in 1984 and released an EP the following year. Their first LP, From Beneath The Streets, dropped in 1987, and was followed up with their second LP, Jaybird, in 1988. Released on the short-lived Hawker Records label, Jaybird's sound fell somewhere between NYHC fare and a more traditional skatepunk and quickly became a fan favorite.
Description: Celebrate the spirit of exploration with this vintage-style "Port of Entry" design, inspired by the iconic gateway to Universal Orlando’s Islands of Adventure. Featuring the familiar lighthouse and the legendary archway that declares “The Adventure Begins,” this design is perfect for fans of the park’s immersive theming, the charming Mystic Fountain, and anyone who feels the thrill of adventure from the moment they step through the gates. Ideal for theme park lovers, family vacationers, and collectors of park-inspired art. Great for shirts, stickers, and travel journals!
Description: This design is for the elite financial professional who wields the power of the general ledger to correct any fiscal chaos. It celebrates the CPA, bookkeeper, and tax accountant who understand that a single well-placed debit or credit can turn a disastrous balance sheet into a masterpiece of organization. A perfect choice for the ledger expert who knows that in the world of finance, there is no problem so large that a precise adjusting entry cannot solve it.
Description: Not Long Left — End of the Road Not Long Left. A weathered no-entry sign glows under neon city lights, framed by bold modern type that says what a lot of people are already thinking out loud. This is a statement piece for anyone watching the clock run out — on a term, on a policy, on patience. No names, no slogans shouted — just a road sign that says everything. Part of the Puff Sumo civic protest lineup, built for people who read between the lines and aren’t afraid to wear it. Time’s up. The road ends here. Grab it before someone else claims the phrase — we were first.
Description: Not Long Left — Stacked Neon Sign Typography Not Long Left. Glowing neon type stacks above a weathered no-entry sign, lit up against a blurred city night — the kind of image that says what a lot of people are already thinking out loud. This isn’t shouting a name, it’s stating the obvious: time is running out. Whether it’s a term, a policy, or patience wearing thin, this design puts it in neon lights. Part of the Puff Sumo civic protest lineup, made for people who read the room and aren’t afraid to wear the message. Time’s up. The sign’s already up. Grab it before someone else claims the phrase — we were first.
