Tools Pillows
Description: A monochromatic design featuring two figures in robes, resembling monks, engaged in a task with tools and bowls. Text reads "OLD SCHOOL BARBER'S GUILD" in an arc at the top, "SINCE" on the left, "1359" on the right, and "KEEPING YOU IN GOOD HUMOUR" in an arc at the bottom. The style is simple and line-based.
Description: A technical blueprint-style visual featuring two identical lathes in white outline against a black background. Bold white text reads "WHAT PART OF" above the lathes and "DON'T YOU UNDERSTAND" below. The lathes are detailed with various components like levers, wheels, and chucks.
Description: A circular emblem with a red outer border. Inside, a blue band circles the text "INTERNATIONAL UNION OF OPERATING ENGINEERS". The central part is a gauge with a cream background, black markings, and red hands. The inner circles are red and blue. Text "NEW YORK, NY" is at the bottom.
Description: A retro-style composition on a black background features the text 'I'M A MECHANIC AND NOT A GYNECOLOGIST BUT I CAN STILL HAVE HAVE A LOOK AT IT'. Crossed spanners are between the first and second lines of text. Multiple grey stars are arranged horizontally below the main text.
Mechanic And Not A Gynecologist But I Can Still Have Have A Look At It Spanners Retro Pillow
by BrotherNightSky
$28
Description: A retro-style circular badge featuring a winking red character with a nose, arms holding tools, and a banner that reads 'SAFETY FIRST'. Below the banner are two yellow lightning bolts. The badge has concentric blue rings and is set against a black background. The style is distressed.
Description: A bold, monochrome design featuring an arrangement of two crossed wrenches. Above the wrenches, the text "DIESEL MECHANIC" is prominently displayed in large, white capital letters. Below the wrenches, the text "LIKE A REGULAR MECHANIC ONLY WAY COOLER" is also presented in white capital letters, creating a humorous statement about diesel mechanics.
Description: A monochrome design on a black background. At the top, large white text reads 'KNOWWER OF STUFF'. Below that, slightly smaller white text reads 'FIXER OF THINGS'. Centered in the middle are crossed tools: a hammer and a screwdriver. White horizontal lines appear on either side of the tools.
