Habit Tapestries

Great gifts for all who love sunflower

Coffee is Life design for coffee lovers. Available on a variety of products.

Thankless

Bad Manners

orientation and values

Despair

Bad habits

Boys lie - white text

Boys lie - black text

Walls Louis Tomlinson

Say it loud and proud: Lego's is my expensive habit.

It is a beautiful gift for yourself or for someone who appreciates the transforming power of journaling.

We become what we love and we love shapes what we become.

Make fun a habit! Play games. MakeFunaHabit.com

New Funny habits definition shirts and accessories for male and female 2020 high quality products with a low price.

Note to self that I've been learning since pandemic: Happiness is a lifestyle. Eat well. Sleep well. Think well. Consume meaningful content online, read lovely books, smell my lovely cup of tea :)

THIS IS DESIGN FOR HEALTH WORKERS

Be careful what you pick for.

Drink more water, it's good for you, and mermaids too.

Change of Habit

this is design for health workers

A rendition of the Russian Paramand with the English verse around the perimeter in red and white.

USE THE 21/90 RULE It Takes 21 Days to Build a Habit, and 90 Days to Build a Lifestyle.

Inspired by the boys behind the webseries EverymanHYBRID, this has pretty much become a symbol of myself and the community that brought together so many great things.

Pour over is a coffee brewing method

This design is to raise awareness of habitat loss, pollution, and manatee preservation.

Inspired by the boys behind the webseries EverymanHYBRID, this has pretty much become a symbol of myself and the community that brought together so many great things.

A perfect gift for someone who loves the book “Atomic Habits” by James Clear or just wants to live a better life.

Inspired by the boys behind the webseries EverymanHYBRID, this has pretty much become a symbol of myself and the community that brought together so many great things.

Deloris Van Cartier performs "Heatwave", and nobody gives a sh*t.

Smartphone zombie or ‘Smombie’ has been used in popular culture to describe pedestrians who walk slowly and without attention to their surroundings because they are focused upon their smartphone. Safety hazards have been noted due to such distracted pedestrians. A 2017 review considered the popular culture term in regards to the medical diagnoses of internet addiction disorder and other forms of digital media overuse.