Earl Grey

Description: "Come out of your shell" is such a common phrase for introverts to hear, but sometimes we like our shells Cross section of a tortoise shell with a cosy armchair, cup of tea, bed, lamp, bookshelf and cottage windows, and a happy tortoise just chilling out

Description: Duckling with knife. Cute, but dangerous

Description: Madonna with the long neck (1535-1540) by Parmigianino

Description: Madonna with the long neck (1535-1540) by Parmigianino

Description: “The Tower of Babel” painted by Pieter Bruegel the Elder 1552-1553

Description: “The Swing” painted by Jean-Honoré Fragonard c. 1767

Description: “The Tower of Babel” painted by Pieter Bruegel the Elder 1552-1553

Description: “The Swing” painted by Jean-Honoré Fragonard c. 1767

Description: Line drawing of a cat’s profile

Description: Blue cat’s eyes

Description: Coloured line drawing of John William Waterhouse’s “The Soul of the Rose”

Description: Geometric Autum/Fall landscape with deer

Description: Haunted house. Green moon. Scary trees

Description: Red devil cartoon

Description: Oil painting of a strawberry

Description: Boycott Tesla

Description: A world without Caesars

Description: Queen of hearts playing card

Description: Trans Liberation Now

Description: Australian King Parrot

Description: Know thyself and thy weaknesses

Description: Kookaburra

Description: Archduke Franz Ferdinand dressed as a mummy

Description: Ghosts in red shirts

Description: Please help. Send wine. Wine bottle

Description: Vintage photograph of a woman with an umbrella jumping over a puddle

Description: SPQR

Description: Sitting in hell making the most of it

Description: "More is more and less is a bore" - Iris Appel. With pink balloons and her famous glasses

Description: Eating Italian

Description: Pufferfish with asthma inhaler

Description: S&P 500 represented as salt and pepper shakers with "500" shaped salt and pepper.

Description: Words "unapologetically feminist" in white

Description: "Come out of your shell" is such a common phrase for introverts to hear, but sometimes we like our shells Cross section of a snail's shell with a cosy armchair, cup of tea, bed, lamp and cottage windows, and a happy snail just chilling out

Description: Grim reaper with a seam ripper

Description: a hardened and shameless tea-drinker