Ate That Pillows
Description: The Volkswagen from the 1974 Peter Weir film, The Cars That Ate Paris, is a vehicle that once seen, is never forgotten. So what better way to present the car from that classic Australian film, than as a road warning sign? I’m actually quite pleased with this. I took a 3D model of a VW Beetle and using stills and screen captures, did my best to accurately place all the spikes in the right spots.
Description: A mischievous raccoon pops out of a trash can mid-snack with the bold phrase “Bin There. Ate That.” in distressed vintage lettering. This humorous wildlife illustration blends retro graphic style with urban animal chaos, making it perfect for fans of trash panda humor, sarcastic animal art, and rustic grunge aesthetics. The detailed sketchwork and playful expression capture the clever, curious personality raccoons are known for in cities and the wild alike.
Description: A bold text-based composition on a black background. The text reads "I ate the", "ARBY'S STEAK" in large red capital letters, "NUGGETS" in large red capital letters, and "and now I got that dog in me," in white capital letters. The style is stark and direct.
I Ate The ARBY'S STEAK NUGGETS and now I got that dog in me, Text Pillow
by inksphereillustrator
$28