Die Slow Pillows
Description: A cartoonish composition featuring a stack of three stylized pigs. The bottom pig is pink with a grumpy expression. The middle pig is blue, giving a thumbs-up. The top pig is black, wearing headphones and a crown, holding a sign that reads "DIE SLOW". Scattered elements include mushrooms, crystals, and bones.
Description: A monochrome composition featuring a stylized grim reaper resembling a skeleton wearing a hooded cloak. The figure is depicted riding a snail sideways. To the left of the figure, the text "LIVE FAST" is prominent, and to the right, "DIE SLOW" is also clearly visible. The background is entirely black.
Grim Reaper Skeleton Riding Snail Live Fast Die Slow Pillow
by maniacstudio
$23 $28
Description: A playful illustrated design featuring five wide-eyed raccoons in different awkward poses surrounding the colorful name “Jimothy.” Hand-drawn stars, circles, hearts, arrows, and geometric doodles give the artwork a chaotic scrapbook feel that perfectly matches the raccoons’ confused expressions.
Description: A playful illustrated design featuring five wide-eyed raccoons in different awkward poses surrounding the colorful name “Jimothy.” Hand-drawn stars, circles, hearts, arrows, and geometric doodles give the artwork a chaotic scrapbook feel that perfectly matches the raccoons’ confused expressions.
Description: A humorous graphic featuring a snail wearing a racing helmet with a checkered pattern. The snail's shell is detailed and brown, and it is positioned on a patch of grass with a small flower. The text 'LIVE SLOW' is at the top and 'DIE OLD' is at the bottom, both in bold white lettering.
Description: One of my favorite creates in the world is the three toed sloth and the two toed slow, this is a design of a sleeping sloth, taking it easy with the word live slow, die whenever around the branch of the sleeping sloth, perfect for fans of sloths of people who believe in the mantra of live slow, die whenever
Description: You can "live slow, die whenever," or whatever, but just consider for a minute having your lifestyle validated by a dead language! My great grandmother used to say "the more hurry, the less speed," and I've also heard it as "slow is smooth and smooth is fast," but you get the idea. Take it easy.
