Engine Mechanical Pillows
Description: This design delivers a sharp dose of humor with the phrase “Teach Your Kids to Change Their Oil Not Their Gender.” Perfect for those who love cars, mechanics, and unapologetically sarcastic statements, it blends automotive culture with bold, edgy comedy. With its direct message and witty tone, this artwork makes a statement for gearheads, garage fans, and anyone who appreciates mechanical life mixed with strong humor.
Description: Detailed steampunk fantasy artwork featuring the numbers 1975 transformed into a Victorian industrial world filled with gears, steam engines, clock towers, airships, brass machinery and cinematic mechanical world building on a clean white background. Perfect for a 1975 birthday and retro futuristic fantasy lovers.
I Still Play with Blocks - Maintenance Man Gift Pillow
by ShadowveilStudio
$23 $28
Description: This design delivers a sharp dose of humor with the phrase “Teach Your Kids to Change Their Oil Not Their Gender.” Perfect for those who love cars, mechanics, and unapologetically sarcastic statements, it blends automotive culture with bold, edgy comedy. With its direct message and witty tone, this artwork makes a statement for gearheads, garage fans, and anyone who appreciates mechanical life mixed with strong humor.
Description: Ex machina vulnera cordium: a bit of light humour to represent our relation with technology. We cannot live without it, yet at times is able to provoke the most intense feelings in us. This is not a department store design, neither for the faint of heart. (Yes, pun intended). Original design by Blacklinesw9 for home décor, clothing and accessories.
Description: Honda's story starts with Soichiro Honda. After World War II, Japan was struggling with transportation and fuel shortages. Honda saw an opportunity: people needed cheap, simple transportation. In 1946, he established the Honda Technical Research Institute in Hamamatsu, Japan. Rather than immediately designing complete motorcycles, Honda initially attached small surplus military engines to bicycles.