Class Warfare Pillows
Description: A distressed and grungy text display featuring the words 'CLASS WARFARE' in white capital letters against a black background. The letters have a scattered, almost pixelated or fragmented appearance, suggesting a worn or damaged effect. Four shadowy, abstract figures are positioned above the text.
Class Warfare A Practical Guide to Dealing with the 1% Revised & Updated Pillow
by daniii_artwork
$23 $28
Description: Sharpen your wit (and maybe your revolutionary spirit) with our "Make Guillotines Great Again" design! Perfect for those who appreciate a little dark humor, political satire, and a healthy distrust of the rich and powerful. Whether you're raging against inequality, making a bold statement, or just love a little historical sass, this design brings the edge you’re looking for. Join the rebellion — no pitchfork required.
Description: One cannot earn a billion dollars, they steal your wages. It's time to take it back.
One Cannot Earn A Billion Dollars - Socialist, Class Warfare, Anarchist, Radical Pillow
by SpaceDogLaika
$23 $28
Description: Design for ww2 Japanese navy buffs and historical warship wargamer fans, sea battle video computer gamers and people who love model ships and old submarines from the navy of Japan. Get this for Japan's imperial navy warship buffs and memorabilia collectors showing detailed illustrations of a Japanese WW2 I-400 Class Submarine, with the submarine name and type written in Japanese characters below.
Description: Detailed infographic technical profile of the E11 submarine with specifications, deck plans, camouflage and White Ensign, commemorating its 1914 launch. Perfect for submarine enthusiasts, naval historians, maritime engineers, veterans and collectors of British military history.
Description: Design for WWI British submarine lovers and historical naval warfare buffs, military vessels model makers and sea battle sim gaming gamers. Get this for historical navy memorabilia collectors showing a detailed illustration of England's HMS D3, one of eight D-class submarines launched in 1910 and used by Britain during World War One.
Description: A sharp black and white political satire design featuring a bedbug, tick, and mosquito beneath the phrase Oligarchy Bugs Me. The insect imagery turns economic inequality, elite power, and political corruption into a clever visual pun. Distressed typography and vintage engraved details create a bold protest aesthetic for fans of anti-oligarchy commentary, class-conscious humor, government criticism, and socially charged artwork.
Description: Two powerful orcas leap through sparkling water beneath a vivid rainbow arc while bold lettering declares “Eat the Rich.” The bright colors and playful marine imagery contrast sharply with the anti-oligarchy message, creating a memorable piece of political satire. Blending class-war humor, wealth inequality, anti-oligarchy protest, billionaire criticism, social justice, and rebellious ocean symbolism, the artwork turns cheerful visual energy into a pointed statement against concentrated power and extreme wealth.
Description: A fierce black and white protest design featuring spiked combat boots crushing an ornate royal crown beneath the phrase Oligarchy Boot Party. The artwork blends punk rebellion, anti-establishment satire, class-conscious symbolism, and distressed hand-drawn typography. Chains, shattered fragments, heavy soles, and the broken crown create a confrontational visual about resisting elite power, inherited privilege, monarchy, and political domination.
Description: A cigar-smoking skeleton in a pinstripe suit clutches a money bag beneath the blunt phrase “Trillionaires Are Cancer.” Acid green, cream, and black tones combine with warped retro lettering and distressed textures for a rebellious protest aesthetic. Blending wealth inequality, anti-oligarchy satire, corporate greed, class critique, and dark humor, the artwork delivers a sharp visual statement about extreme riches, economic power, and social imbalance.
Description: A fierce punk rebel swings a spiked bat beneath the bold phrase “Smash the Oligarchy,” surrounded by explosive shapes, torn-letter typography, and heavy black-and-white distress. The aggressive collage style evokes underground zines, street protest graphics, anarchist posters, and raw riot energy. Blending political satire, anti-oligarchy messaging, class resistance, punk attitude, and confrontational humor, the artwork delivers an unapologetic visual statement against concentrated wealth and power.
