Us Money Tapestries
Description: A collection of US hundred dollar bills fan out from a simulated teal pocket. The bills show the portrait of Benjamin Franklin and the denomination '100 United States Dollars'. The pocket is outlined with dashed white stitching, giving a realistic feel. The composition is centered with a black background.
Description: Who Is the Real Threat? - Billionaires Own You Who is the real threat? This Puff Sumo typographic design answers in a stacked wall of type: THE ONLY DANGEROUS MINORITY ARE THE BILLIONAIRES, with the punchline burning in bright red across the bottom. Squeezed, tall, and impossible to skim past, it reads like a front-page headline for the age of dark money, rigged rules, and democracy for sale. Billionaires own you, and this design refuses to whisper about it. A sharp statement for organizers, union members, and anyone fed up with rising costs while fortunes explode. Perfect for the group chat, the picket line, and the family dinner argument. Bold, loud, unmissable. Original artwork by Puff Sumo.
Description: Who Is the Real Threat? - Billionaires Own You (Dark Version) Who is the real threat? This Puff Sumo typographic design answers in a stacked wall of type: THE ONLY DANGEROUS MINORITY ARE THE BILLIONAIRES, with the punchline burning in bright red across the bottom. Squeezed, tall, and impossible to skim past, it reads like a front-page headline for the age of dark money, rigged rules, and democracy for sale. Billionaires own you, and this design refuses to whisper about it. A sharp statement for organizers, union members, and anyone fed up with rising costs while fortunes explode. Perfect for the group chat, the picket line, and the family dinner argument. Bold, loud, unmissable. Original artwork by Puff Sumo.
Description: Gold Standard Warning - Billionaires Own You (Dark Version) Dressed like a luxury magazine cover, this Puff Sumo typographic design delivers a very unglamorous truth: the only dangerous minority are the billionaires. Crisp black condensed lettering sets up the accusation, then a towering gold high-contrast serif spells out who it is about. The elegance is the joke, a golden parachute of a headline aimed squarely at old money, new money, and everyone hoarding it behind yachts, private jets, and tax havens. Billionaires own you, and they never looked so polished. Ideal for labor movement supporters, wealth tax advocates, and anyone who reads the fine print. Gold never looked this guilty. Original design by Puff Sumo.
Description: Gold Standard Warning - Billionaires Own You Dressed like a luxury magazine cover, this Puff Sumo typographic design delivers a very unglamorous truth: the only dangerous minority are the billionaires. Crisp black condensed lettering sets up the accusation, then a towering gold high-contrast serif spells out who it is about. The elegance is the joke, a golden parachute of a headline aimed squarely at old money, new money, and everyone hoarding it behind yachts, private jets, and tax havens. Billionaires own you, and they never looked so polished. Ideal for labor movement supporters, wealth tax advocates, and anyone who reads the fine print. Gold never looked this guilty. Original design by Puff Sumo.
Description: A silhouette cutout of a young girl holding a bomb. The entire silhouette is filled with the patterns and portraits from United States dollar bills. The bomb's fuse is lit and is extending upward with a burst of light. Text fragments like "THE UNITED STATES" are visible within the currency.
Description: A scattered arrangement of US hundred dollar banknotes against a plain black backdrop. The banknotes are shown at various angles and overlaps, featuring portraits of Benjamin Franklin and the denomination '100'. Text includes 'UNITED STATES OF AMERICA' and 'ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS'.
Description: This design has a picture of a dumpster fire and says "The chaos is to distract us while the billionaires take our money." The Trump strategy is to do a whole bunch of crazy things at once to overwhelm the media and the public. While we're all freaking out, they divert money from programs that help regular people like us into their own bank accounts so they can buy more golden toilets and yachts. It's self-enriching corruption at its worst.
