Team Whale Tapestries
Description: Are you team orca? Killer whales are attacking yachts and sinking boats all over Europe, England, Gibraltar and Spain. This funny hand drawn illustration of an orca whale sinking a yacht has the funny phrase "Vini. Vidi. Navis submergi," which is latin for I came, I saw, I sank boats.
Description: Get ready to make a splash with our Team Whale Cartoon Funny Ocean Style Smiling Sea Friends. This fun design will bring a smile to everyone's face, and the playful characters are sure to add a touch of whimsy to your wardrobe. Perfect for any ocean lover or fan of cute marine animals.
Description: This aggressive collegiate athletic varsity mascot design features a fierce sperm whale head bursting through a large block letter P with crossed whaling harpoons. Bearing the bold typography text Pequod Harponeers, this high-impact sports emblem puts a fun modern spin on Herman Melville's legendary book Moby Dick. It is a fantastic choice for university students, classic literature lovers, and maritime sports fans looking for a bold statement style.
Description: Playful narwhal characters grouped with bold team typography creating cheerful ocean themed composition. The vibrant palette emphasizes fun marine wildlife aesthetic with cartoon styling. Perfect for sea life lovers and playful humor fans. This design blends cute aquatic characters with retro typography, delivering a lively underwater themed illustration ideal for casual wear and ocean inspired collections.
Description: In 1978, the team moved to the newly-completed Yokohama Stadium in central Yokohama. The team name was changed to the Yokohama Taiyō Whales (横浜大洋ホエールズ, Yokohama Taiyō Hoeeruzu) to reflect the team's new home town. The Kokudo Company sold its shares of the team to the Nippon Broadcasting System and TBS. The Nippon Broadcasting System obtained 30% of the shares, and TBS bought 15%, while Taiyo kept its 55%. The team enjoyed far more popularity during this period than in previous years, but continued to post only meager results in the standings, with their best placing being in 1979, when they finished second behind the Hiroshima Toyo Carp.
