Kimprut

Description: A cute classic ghost carrying the ultimate movie-night snacks: popcorn, fries, and soft drinks. Perfect for Halloween lovers, snack addicts, cinema fans, and anyone who believes the afterlife should come with extra treats

Description: Three little fortune cookies stand beneath a mighty Maneki-neko guardian, proving that more cookies can only mean more luck. A playful linocut design celebrating sweet treats, bold energy, and endless good fortune.

Description: Two little xiao long bao take a peaceful fishing break inside their bamboo steamer. A cute linocut design for dumpling lovers, fishing fans, and anyone who enjoys a little dim sum humor.

Description: Not every kernel transforms perfectly on the first try. Almost Popped celebrates awkward progress, snack-sized failure, and being proudly stuck somewhere between kernel and popcorn.

Description: A sacred little snack ritual honoring the one kernel that never popped. The Last Pure Kernel turns popcorn devotion into absurd, mystical fun with a weirdly wholesome cult vibe.

Description: Welcome to Snacks National Park, a delicious little island where gummy bears stand tall, popcorn grows like trees, and every trail leads to another tasty discovery.

Description: Emergency kit packed with all the essentials—chips, popcorn, chocolate, gummies, and more. Because some cravings are definitely an emergency.

Description: A calm capybara takes one last coffee break at the office while the world falls apart outside. A funny cozy apocalypse design about staying relaxed, caffeinated, and slightly unbothered in the middle of total chaos.

Description: Little Dumpling Lady is a charming black-and-white line art design featuring a graceful woman in a flowing dress carrying six different dumplings like tiny treasures. Simple, whimsical, and full of food-lover charm, this design is perfect for dumpling lovers, dim sum fans, and anyone who believes comfort food can be beautiful.

Description: Welcome to the Little Dumpling Club — a cute and cozy design for everyone who believes happiness can be wrapped, steamed, folded, and served in bite-sized joy. Perfect for dumpling lovers, foodie souls, dim sum fans, and anyone who finds comfort in tiny delicious pockets of love.

Description: A sleepy woman slaps the alarm clock after waking up too early — a funny illustration about our daily love-hate relationship with mornings. We need the alarm to wake up, but we hate it for stealing our precious sleep.

Description: A laid-back sloth casually working on a laptop while leaning against an angry alarm clock stuck at 11:59. A humorous retro 80s-inspired illustration about the constant presence of deadlines — always watching, always waiting. Perfect for anyone who works best at the last minute.

Description: A cozy retro illustration of a tiny flame and a scarf-wearing ice cube sharing coffee at a small café table. A warm reminder that even complete opposites can become the best of friends.

Description: A carefree dancing horse in traditional Chinese attire, celebrating 2026 with an easygoing spirit. No pressure, no overthinking—just move, smile, and go with it.

Description: A bold celebration of momentum, passion, and forward motion. Inspired by the Fire Horse of 2026, this design is about turning up the heat, eat well, live well, trusting the journey, and moving ahead with confidence and energy.

Description: A quiet statement of confidence for the Year of the Horse. No rush, no noise — just forward motion. After waiting long enough, this is the moment to step in, take the lead, and run on your own terms.

Description: No pressure, no promises, just enjoying the ride through 2026.

Description: Focus on what’s within your control. Let go of the noise you can’t change. May 2026 be the year where clarity, calm, and self-belief become the foundation of our success

Description: Celebrate a true coffee lover’s heart, someone who enjoys every cup, from bold Americano to creamy latte and rich long black. Perfect for anyone who believes every brew deserves love.

Description: Black and white style illustration of a busy office worker being lifted by four smiling coffee cups like a personal support team. Perfect for coffee lovers who feel powered, encouraged, and literally lifted by every sip.

Description: In a world of frosting and crumbs, one gingerbread stands alone. The Final Crumb captures the last heroic cookie after a feast cracked, determined, and armed with a candy cane sword.

Description: This terrified little gingerbread refuses to be Santa’s midnight snack. With frosting flying and crumbs at stake, he’s sprinting for his sugary life in a hilarious holiday chase. A playful retro Christmas design for anyone who loves dark humor with a sweet twist. Perfect for festive parties, cookie lovers, and rebels who won’t crumble under pressure.

Description: The gingerbread army has had enough! Tired of rolling pins and cookie cutters, they march out of the oven in a sugary rebellion. “Sweet Freedom” captures the hilarious moment when desserts fight back equal parts cute and chaotic.

Description: A nostalgic nod to the days when ink stained fingers and the rustle of newspaper filled quiet mornings. “Ink Before Internet” celebrates the 90s, when stories were printed, not posted, and headlines were read over coffee instead of screens. For those who still love the smell of fresh print and a good old pen stroke.

Description: Gingerbread cookies in a cozy holiday room, sharing their sugar coated feelings in a therapy-like circle. Warm, funny, and bittersweet, because even cookies need to talk sometimes.

Description: Santa’s trading his sleigh for the dance floor! he’s turning Christmas night into a disco delight. A fun celebration of rhythm, joy, and holiday sparkle because even Santa’s got style when the beat drops.

Description: It was the biggest Halloween party in Pumpkinville. Music, costumes, candy everywhere. Then, out of nowhere, a giant pumpkin headed monster crashed the stage! People screamed, witches dropped their brooms, skeletons lost their bones, Dracula ran faster than light, and the mummy tripped over his own bandages. Best. Party. Ever.

Description: A playful Halloween design featuring a candy loving mummy pharaoh. Wrapped in bandages, carrying sweet treats from the tomb where ancient curses meet sugary delights. Perfect for spooky cute Halloween vibes.

Description: A vintage style holiday horror parody featuring a giant gingerbread monster terrorizing a snowy Christmas village. Citizens run in panic with gifts in hand as the colossal cookie looms over pine trees and festive houses. An absurd Christmas humor, and holiday mashups of cozy and creepy.

Description: A vintage 80s–style Christmas scene where three cheerful children celebrate around a sad, rope-bound Krampus. Perfect for fans of quirky holiday humor and retro illustration.

Description: Back from vacation only to be haunted by an army of ghost-like emails. A playful yet spooky reminder that the inbox never sleeps. Perfect for office humor and Halloween vibes in one design.

Description: Step back into the 80s with a spooky twist. The Haunted Arcade brings retro vibes and classic horror chills together, perfect for Halloween lovers and vintage game fans alike. Retro thrills, eternal chills

Description: A retro satire of endless corporate meetings that go nowhere. Time wasted, energy drained, and nothing ever changes, just the illusion of productivity. Perfect for anyone who knows the pain of pointless meetings.

Description: A retro-horror satire of modern work life. A sleepy woman is forced awake by a monstrous alarm clock, reminding us that rest is never enough and duty always wins. Dark humor meets vintage poster vibes.

Description: A retro inspired absurd horror twist on modern laziness. The fridge is full of fresh fruits and veggies, yet instant noodles win every time. Fast, tasty, unhealthy, the easy choice of everyday life.

Description: A retro absurdist take on our daily dependency: the Wi-Fi signal lies weak in a hospital bed, clinging to life, while concerned visitors look on. Without connection, the world falls into chaos, because nothing is scarier than going offline.