Consumer Pillows
Description: Discover my homage to the cult film "Falling Down" with Michael Douglas. This exclusive illustration captures him in iconic stance, wielding his weapon, accompanied by the famous quote "I'm just standing up for my rights as a consumer." Perfect for fans of classic cinema, admirers of character-driven performances, and cinephiles alike. Each design is meticulously crafted and drawn by hand, ensuring uniqueness and authenticity in every piece, primarily catering to apparel enthusiasts, including t-shirts and various textiles. Embrace the essence of cinematic nostalgia with this powerful artwork, resonating deeply with those who appreciate film as art and storytelling.
Description: A bold gaming-inspired design supporting consumer rights, game preservation, and the belief that players should retain access to the games they purchase. Perfect for gamers, digital ownership advocates, and supporters of preserving gaming history. A great choice for those passionate about consumer rights, gaming culture, and protecting the future of interactive entertainment.
Description: This graphic displays three cats with an explosion and radiation symbols in the background. The top text reads 'URANIUM' in bold, green outline letters. The bottom text reads 'CONSUMER' also in bold, green outline letters. The cats are a black and white, an orange tabby, and another black and white.
Description: department for education, schooling, my teacher, institute of education, life of a kindergarten teacher, paraprofessional teacher, family consumer science teacher, preschool pre k kindergarten, i do not have ducks squirrels, i do not have ducks or a row, i do not have ducks they are not in a row, i do not have ducks, i don't have ducks meme, are your ducks in a row, i do not like ducks
Description: Tired Of Being Lied To - American Flag Overload Satire (Dark Version) Tired Of Being Lied To. A man buried in fast food trash, plastic bags, and flag-print fabric — face melting into the noise, hands full of empty calories and cheap consumer goods. This biting satire cuts straight at consumerism dressed up as patriotism, backed by bold dripping-ink typography declaring enough is enough. It sits right alongside the energy driving Divided America, Resistance 2026, Declaration 250, No Kings, and Free America — sharp commentary for anyone tired of being sold junk and told it’s prosperity. Gritty detail, loaded symbolism, unapologetic voice. Great on tees, hoodies, and wall art. Wear your truth. Puff Sumo.
Description: Tired Of Being Lied To - American Flag Overload Satire Tired Of Being Lied To. A man buried in fast food trash, plastic bags, and flag-print fabric — face melting into the noise, hands full of empty calories and cheap consumer goods. This biting satire cuts straight at consumerism dressed up as patriotism, backed by bold dripping-ink typography declaring enough is enough. It sits right alongside the energy driving Divided America, Resistance 2026, Declaration 250, No Kings, and Free America — sharp commentary for anyone tired of being sold junk and told it’s prosperity. Gritty detail, loaded symbolism, unapologetic voice. Great on tees, hoodies, and wall art. Wear your truth. Puff Sumo.
Description: We Want What’s Ours - Tariff Refund Protest Shirt Art We want what’s ours. It’s time to refund the people. This bold distressed woodblock typography design makes a simple, unmissable demand in stark navy lettering with a red-shadow accent on “Refund the People.” Born from the fight for a fair tariff refund, this design speaks to anyone tired of watching corporations and policy failures cost everyday Americans money that should be coming back to them. Versatile enough to stand for tariff refund accountability, consumer rights, or broader economic justice causes, it’s a staple piece for protest wardrobes and activist closets alike. Rendered in a rugged vintage protest-poster style, this design reads sharp from across the room and pairs perfe
Description: We Want What’s Ours - Tariff Refund Protest Shirt Art (Dark Version) We want what’s ours. It’s time to refund the people. This bold distressed woodblock typography design makes a simple, unmissable demand in stark navy lettering with a red-shadow accent on “Refund the People.” Born from the fight for a fair tariff refund, this design speaks to anyone tired of watching corporations and policy failures cost everyday Americans money that should be coming back to them. Versatile enough to stand for tariff refund accountability, consumer rights, or broader economic justice causes, it’s a staple piece for protest wardrobes and activist closets alike. Rendered in a rugged vintage protest-poster style, this design reads sharp from across the
Description: Vibrant doodle illustration featuring smart home gadgets arranged in an energetic tech seamless pattern. Designed for tech enthusiasts and home automation fans, it showcases modern smart devices in bright neon colors. Bring a fun pop art aesthetic to your daily life with this colorful tech seamless pattern.
Description: Designed for lovers of retro tech and digital detox, this artwork features a vintage rotary phone overflowing with delicate green leaves. The uplifting text Disconnect To Reconnect reminds us to slow down and embrace mindfulness. A meaningful piece celebrating vintage rotary phone nostalgia and balanced living.
Description: Tariff Refund Art - They Kept What’s Ours Still waiting on your tariff refund? You’re not alone. Companies kept the refunds that should have gone back to American consumers when illegal tariffs hit. This bold layered typography design lays it out plainly: Illegal Tariffs Stole, Companies Kept the Refunds, Refund the People. Rendered in a rugged woodblock print style with navy and red drop-shadow lettering for a vintage protest-poster feel that reads sharp from across the room. Built for anyone frustrated by corporate tariff loopholes, unfair trade policy, and a refund that never showed up. Great for rallies, farmers markets, town halls, or everyday wear that makes a statement about economic fairness. A companion
Description: Tariff Refund Art - They Kept What’s Ours (Dark Version) Still waiting on your tariff refund? You’re not alone. Companies kept the refunds that should have gone back to American consumers when illegal tariffs hit. This bold layered typography design lays it out plainly: Illegal Tariffs Stole, Companies Kept the Refunds, Refund the People. Rendered in a rugged woodblock print style with navy and red drop-shadow lettering for a vintage protest-poster feel that reads sharp from across the room. Built for anyone frustrated by corporate tariff loopholes, unfair trade policy, and a refund that never showed up. Great for rallies, farmers markets, town halls, or everyday wear that makes a statement about economic fairness. A companion
Description: Tariff Refund Art - Companies Kept the Money, Give it Back Where’s our tariff refund? Companies kept the money that should have gone back to American consumers when illegal tariffs hit. This bold distressed typography design says it plainly: Illegal Tariffs Stole, Companies Kept the Refunds, Refund the People. Rendered in a rugged woodblock print style with navy, cream, and red boxed lettering for a vintage protest-poster look that reads sharp from across the room. Built for anyone still waiting on the tariff refund they’re owed, and frustrated by corporate loopholes and unfair trade policy. Great for rallies, town halls, farmers markets, or everyday wear that makes a statement about economic fairness. A companion piece to the full Refund
Description: Tariff Refund Art - Companies Kept the Money, Give it Back (Dark Version) Where’s our tariff refund? Companies kept the money that should have gone back to American consumers when illegal tariffs hit. This bold distressed typography design says it plainly: Illegal Tariffs Stole, Companies Kept the Refunds, Refund the People. Rendered in a rugged woodblock print style with navy, cream, and red boxed lettering for a vintage protest-poster look that reads sharp from across the room. Built for anyone still waiting on the tariff refund they’re owed, and frustrated by corporate loopholes and unfair trade policy. Great for rallies, town halls, farmers markets, or everyday wear that makes a statement about economic fairness.
Tariff Refund Art - Companies Kept the Money, Give it Back (Dark Version) Pillow
by Puff Sumo
$23 $28
Description: Knowledge is power. The only difference between today's big companies (and totalitarian governments) and Big Brother is that the technologies they use to track us are much more advanced. And the difference between us and Winston Smith is that we give our information to them voluntarily.
