Development Pillows
Description: This hilarious real men test in production design is the ultimate badge of honor for any developer who lives life on the edge. It perfectly captures that specific brand of programmer humor about skipping staging and going straight to the live environment. It is the perfect graphic piece for software engineers, coders, DevOps professionals, and any tech enthusiast who appreciates a good inside joke about the development lifecycle.
Description: Simple design fitting for Returned Peace Corps Volunteers who volunteered around the world. It can also be given as a birthday or Christmas gift to your best friend, relative, boyfriend or girlfriend who served with the Peace Corps. Design is also fitting in time for Peace Corps Week or Peace Corps' 60th anniversary in 2021
Description: Commands, codes, bugs, fast flowing red, yellow and green letters. Terminal is what developers see the most during the day. Then why not even have more places on the screen? Our terminal screen pattern is a great choice for both those who spend their lives in code and those looking for gifts to their developer friends!
Description: This design features a humorous and playful message, perfect for programmers and coders. It’s an ideal gift for anyone in the tech industry, combining a bit of fun with a love for coding. A great way for tech enthusiasts to show their sense of humor and passion for computer science!
Description: Cetacean Operations, or Cet-Ops, is the naval arm of the Resources Development Administration on Pandora. Its fleet consists of various surface and submarine vessels, amphibious suits and support aircraft for maritime operations, particularly commercial hunting of tulkuns to extract amrita in order to fund the RDA's colonization effort. In Avatar: The Way of Water, the 1st Recom Squad under Miles Quaritch appropriated command of Cet-Ops Captain Mick Scoresby's whaling fleet and repurposed it to search and hunt down Jake Sully and his family.