Rob Tapestries
Description: In the murky alleyways of New York City, homeless Maxx huddles in his box and dreams of crushing evil villains. But when he bursts into the colorful netherworld of the Outback, the Maxx is a hero. Scud: The Disposable Assassin is in a world in which one can buy robot assassins out of vending machines, the most popular of which are intelligent robots that kill a specified target and then self-destruct. Together they are unstoppable.
Description: Daily wear outfits for working, sport, going out, office, or holiday. Make a great surprise idea for friends and family members. A great option for anyone: kids, teenagers, boys or girls, college graduates, adults, men or women...
Don't Let Your Empathy Rob People Of The Necessary Consequences Of Their Actions Tapestry
by Minifruit Designs
$30
Description: Built around movie art, a standout vintage piece that real classic movie fans and gift-givers instantly recognize. A stylish depression-era tribute to the most famous outlaw couple on film. Perfect for cinema fans who love rebel romance and bold vintage flair. Soft, high-quality fabric built to last wash after wash. A timeless graphic tee for film and TV lovers and pop-culture fans. Retro apparel and vintage pop-culture merch for true fans.
Description: This WPAP (Wedha’s Pop Art Portrait) artwork is a stylized tribute to Rob Reiner, one of the most influential figures in film history. Using sharp geometric shapes and bold color planes, the portrait captures his warm expression and distinctive features in a modern pop-art interpretation. The design blends classic portrait photography with vibrant WPAP geometry, creating a balance between timeless character and contemporary visual energy. The structured background follows the same angular style, enhancing depth while keeping the focus on Rob Reiner’s iconic presence. This artwork celebrates creativity, storytelling, and cinematic legacy—perfect for fans of film history, directors, classic cinema, and pop art portrait design.
Description: The economy has officially ruined another classic saying. Our would-be robber showed up expecting to “rob Peter to pay Paul,” only to discover Peter has a bigger problem: he’s between jobs. Instead of handing over money, Peter hands over his résumé and asks the one question nobody saw coming — “You hiring?” Featuring a confused burglar, an unemployed Peter in bunny slippers, and plenty of financial desperation, this design turns a familiar expression into a funny take on layoffs, job hunting, money problems, and surviving the modern economy. Perfect for job seekers, coworkers, finance professionals, office humor fans, career changers, or anyone who's learned that sometimes the empty pockets fight back. No money. New opportunities.
