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Description: “What about the files?” Look, the Dow is over 50,000. A dark political satire about the timeless art of answering the question you wish you’d been asked. Inspired by the collision of uncomfortable questions, economic talking points, and the increasingly surreal nature of American politics. The economy is doing great. Please stay on topic.
Description: Healthy families. Brighter tomorrows. Just try not to look too closely at dinner. “Everything Is Fine” is a retro propaganda-style satire about food recalls, regulatory dysfunction, government cutbacks, and the strange optimism of being told everything is working perfectly while the warning labels keep piling up. Smile, pass the potatoes, and please ignore the recall notice.
Description: Inflation? Up. Housing? Up. Groceries? Up. Cost of living? Up. But don’t worry — we renamed something. “Problem Solved” is a darkly satirical street-art-inspired take on political priorities, symbolic victories, and the everyday problems that somehow never make it to the top of the list. For anyone watching the cost of everything rise while wondering what problem we’re actually trying to solve.
Description: No new wars! Or… No, new wars! Different leaders. Different promises. Different strategies. Somehow, the results keep looking remarkably familiar. A retro political satire design about campaign promises, endless foreign interventions, and the tiny punctuation mark that changes everything. Because every election promises a brighter, more peaceful future — until somebody moves the comma. Everything is fine.
Description: Sunshine in one direction, snow coming sideways in the other, and the lake taking it personally. A distressed WPA-style design for Great Lakes locals, lake-effect snow survivors, lighthouse lovers, Midwesterners, Canadians, and anyone who knows the forecast is merely a suggestion.
Description: The story has been read, the clock is ticking, and neither side is willing to compromise. A funny vintage design for exhausted parents, stubborn children, bedtime negotiators, dads of daughters, and anyone familiar with the nightly struggle to get the kids into bed. Even the teddy bear has taken a position.
Description: Three heads, zero breaks. Cerberus has guarded the gates of the underworld long enough to know that the graveyard shift never ends. A distressed vintage woodcut design for Greek mythology fans, night-shift workers, dog lovers, fantasy readers, and anyone permanently stuck on guard duty.
Description: Everything matched the plan—until customers started placing orders. A vintage industrial design for demand planners, supply chain professionals, buyers, inventory managers, production planners, warehouse teams, and anyone who has watched actual demand destroy a perfectly respectable forecast.
