Program Pillows
Description: A humorous illustration of a brown owlbear sitting in the back of a wagon. They have an intense, focused look on their face as they sit awkwardly on their rear with their hind legs splayed out. This particular owlbear has a feathered owl head, a furry bear body, and a band of feathers encircling their waist. This is an illustration for The Owlbear Reintroduction Program, a tabletop role-playing adventure that was played on the Writing Alchemy podcast. In it, Willa the gecko lizardperson rogue, Tarragon the orc bard, and D’Zân the weredragon druid participated in a project that is reestablishing owlbears in areas where the owlbear populations have been previously wiped out. Illustration by Meghan Dornbrock.
Description: If You Don't Program Yourself , Life Will Program you BY WearYourPassion Programmer Life For Light Colors
If You Don't Program Yourself , Life Will Program you BY WearYourPassion Pillow
by WearYourPassion
$28
Description: Colorful mini retro vintage laptop design with 16 bit pixel clouds. Reminisce and escape into the game world, and makes a great gift for lovers of games and retro vintage items! By purchasing this product, you will also be helping Rice Paste donate $1 to “One Tree Planted”, a non-profit based in Vermont that focuses on planting trees in various parts of the world.
Description: Billions for rockets. Pennies for the rent. The math never added up, and fifty years later, it still doesn't. When they announce the next launch while the bills pile up. When the news celebrates milestones in space while ignoring milestones in struggle. When priorities reveal themselves in budget line items. The question still stands.
Description: This funny original DRY principle software engineering design is a great present for computer programmers, whether they are developing gaming or freelance software, working client or server side. This fun and humorous custom graphic is best for coders, programmers, technology team members, computer science majors, IT workers, gamer, and those in development.
