Chart Pillows
Description: You May Ask Yourself • Once In A Lifetime. The perfect funny witty music graphic for all lovers of popular songs and song lyrics from the 1980s that only come along once in a lifetime for all those without a fear of music. An awesome humorous satirical design of classic timeless earworm lyrics from the 1980s to show your love of yesteryear. Retro is more popular now than ever before and only those in the know will understand!
Description: Here's something that will keep you warm, test your eyesight, and send a subtle message to the world that taxation is theft! When you wear this, you may notice that people will tend to get closer and closer to you with arched brows, and you'll know... they got the message. The full message is "Taxation is theft. Open your eyes. Preserve our liberty."
Description: This vibrant and educational creative process poster illustrates the steps of making art, from generating ideas to reflecting on the final work. Perfect for art teachers, students, and creative professionals, this colorful guide makes understanding the creative workflow engaging and fun. Ideal as classroom decor, a learning resource for students, or a helpful tool for anyone navigating their creative journey.
The Creative Process Illustration - Fun and Educational Art Teacher Poster Pillow
by Steph Calvert Art
$28
Description: A statement set in bold, distressed sans-serif capital letters on a black background. The text reads: "DON'T TALK TO ME I NEED TO CHART AND HAVE NO SLEF CONTROL." The letters are cream-colored with a speckled texture, giving a vintage feel. The phrase "SLEF" appears to be a typo for "SELF."
Description: For this piece, I created an old school medical chart, simplifying the dreaded "Brain Cloud," Joe Banks's condition in Joe Versus the Volcano. I first drew it with just the cloud, but it was missing something. Then I realized what it needed was the iconic lightning bolt shape that continuously appears in the film. I decided to use this recurring "crooked path" symbol as the glue that ties together the three pieces in the collection, just as it ties together the various themes in the film.
Description: This hilarious pickleball t-shirt features a colorful bar graph explaining "Why I Lose at Pickleball" with most of the blame humorously placed on the team partner. Perfect for pickleball players who enjoy a good laugh on and off the court. Makes a fun gift for pickleball enthusiasts, casual players, and anyone who’s ever joked about blaming the paddle, court, or ball instead of themselves.
