Con Pillows
Description: In the mid-1970s, the seven musicians formed a new band, calling themselves "Con-Funk-Shun", after a song by the instrumental ensemble the Nite-Liters. They relocated to Memphis, Tennessee in 1973 when they were hired to back up Stax Records artists the Soul Children. There, they came to the attention of Estelle Axton who signed them to her Fretone Records label, where they released 2 singles. Their début album, Organized Con Funk Shun, was recorded in 1973 but remained unreleased until 1978. (More Memphis Sessions from this era remained unreleased until 1980.) In 1975 the band’s name was altered from "Confunkshun" to "Con Funk Shun" by Louis’ wife Linda Lou McCall who also handled the marketing and public relations.
Description: Bold San Diego artwork featuring vibrant graffiti lettering, dripping paint, bright sunset-inspired colors, strong outlines, and a clean urban street-art look. Great for San Diego locals, Southern California residents, beach visitors, travelers, students, and anyone who loves colorful city art, coastal culture, and hometown pride.
Description: Combine classic wisdom with iconic superhero motivation! Featuring the clever quote "To thine own self be true, unless you can be Batman," complete with the famous bat symbol outline, this design is the ultimate mashup for comic book lovers, Shakespeare fans, and anyone who prefers being the Dark Knight. Perfect as a funny gift for superhero enthusiasts, comic fans, gamers, or anyone who needs a witty reminder to always choose superhero status! Looks great on t-shirts, hoodies, mugs, stickers, phone cases, and wall art.
