Split Pillows
Description: A gilded balance scale is depicted with a green leafy wreath encircling its central support. On the left pan, a single gold coin with a dollar sign rests. The right pan holds a gold coin that is split into pieces, with fragmented coins scattered below. The background is solid black.
Description: A split monochrome graphic of a raccoon's face. The left side is detailed in white with black accents, showing an eye and ear. The right side is a black silhouette with a subtle white highlight for an eye. Below the face, the word 'RACCOON' is displayed in distressed white capital letters.
Description: A black and white graphic with two black silhouettes, one dancing and one doing a split, against a circular striped background. In the center, two champagne flutes are shown clinking with bubbles and a splash. Below, the text reads 'COLLEGE & COCKTAILS' in large white block letters on a black banner.
Description: A circular emblem split vertically, with the left side in black and beige and the right side in teal and white. Both sides feature a mountain range, pine forest, and sky with clouds and moon. The left side has the stylized letter 'S' forming part of the landscape, while the right side shows swirling patterns in the sky.
Description: A graphic featuring the heads of two individuals side-by-side. The left head is rendered in shades of red with an intense expression, and the right head is in purple tones with a neutral expression. Red diagonal stripes overlay a portion of both heads. Below the heads, the text "ДОИМЕТЫХ КОДЕРЫ" appears in white, with a red and faded version below it.
Description: A dual-profile portrait capturing two generations of a legendary space rogue family. On the left, a brooding young hero with intense gaze; on the right, a seasoned veteran whose presence shaped the galaxy. The split composition highlights inherited traits, destiny, and the weight of a galactic legacy. A tribute to the iconic father-and-son saga in a sci‑fi frontier.
Description: Jennings Performance started out as a small speed shop, primarily distributing go fast parts from manufacturers across the country from a small storefront in Lockwood, Montana. They eventually moved into a shop space where they started doing installs, and as the story goes, it only took a few years before they had a complete machine shop and were customizing off the rack parts and making totally custom parts of their own design. Probably their biggest claim to fame was their house designed Roots-type superchargers, of which only about 200 were made during the 20 or so years that they were in business. They were alleged to make ungodly amounts of horsepower compared to other makes of the time...
