Mere's Art

Description: Based on the novel The Last Unicorn by Peter S. Beagle.

Description: Violators will be prosecuted - max penalty

Description: Justice for Ben, justice for Brian’s legos!

Description: Don’t tread on me Ed Boy.

Description: What are we even paying for?

Description: It corrupts everything it touches, why let it touch anything?

Description: Brevity is the Soul of Wit. -William Shakespeare

Description: You have a right to defend yourself, and that right is more important than ever. Now is the time to train so if someone lies about your political opinions, or someone with a knife sees you as an easy target, or a government wants to seize your property, or a leftist revolution kicks off and you’re caught holding bread, you’re ready to make that evil think twice. Even if you have no experience and it feels daunting, ask your gun friends for help finding something you feel comfortable using. They want to help.

Description: Show your love for your favorite corvid!

Description: FAFO art you can wear anywhere.

Description: Modern day hero 😍

Description: Live freely, no matter who puts on titles.

Description: Don’t tread on people’s pets

Description: Muah 😘

Description: It’s a unicorn mouse.

Description: It’s a rat and a sweet potato. Delicious!

Description: Inspired by the Bob Dylan song.

Description: Thank you for your sporvice

Description: It’s a human right, man!

Description: Pretty self-explanatory

Description: Inspired by Ron Paul on the Morton Downey Jr. Show

Description: White snake of yon speaks the truth.

Description: Inspired by the great Lysander Spooner

Description: There’s nothing wrong with self-defense.

Description: They’re friends in real life.

Description: Great for Father’s Day

Description: Molly Grue as a knight

Description: Whoops

Description: Great for Mother’s Day

Description: Best quote from Firefly

Description: The right to defend yourself with whatever tools you can is the great equalizer.

Description: The kind of tree you see in dreams.

Description: Consent, applied consistently.

Description: Quote from the indomitable Thomas Sowell.