Description: Year of the tiger 2022, celebrate with a line drawing of a cute tiger portrait on a red background, with a wave of blue water framed in a black circle. The recent tiger years are 1938, 1950, 1962, 1974, 1986, 1998, 2010, 2022. If you were born in one of these years, then your Chinese Zodiac sign is a tiger. Water tigers have their 60th birthday in 2022. Here's the perfect gift for them.
Description: A minimal typography design in white, of chonk style letters LVE and a cute stylized bumblebee. The bee substitutes the letter o in the word love. Save the bees, save the world. Wear to support climate change, animals and environmental awareness. There is no plan b. Works best on classic black, and other strong colors.
Description: A large typography design with letters spelling love and the letter o replace with a minimal drawing of planet earth.The chonk design can express your feels for your environment and climate change concerns. Protect your Mother Earth and ensure the future. There is no plan b. Earth day, April 22.
Description: A minimal typography design in white, of the letters LVE and a cute chonk Christmas tree complete with a star topper. The tree substitutes the letter o in the word love. This design expresses how you feel for the holidays in a cute and bold way. Works best on classic black, and festive red or green.
Description: A minimal typography design in white, of the letters LVE and a cute decorated Christmas tree complete with a star topper. The tree substitutes the letter o in the word love. This design expresses how you feel for the holidays in an artsy way. Works best on classic black, and festive red or green.
Description: A typography design with the words End of line, in transparent text on white. This minimal monochrome design may mean to you I am the End of line. I have chosen to reduce my carbon footprint, take care of the environment and future climate change by not having offspring. Or it might just be a typographical instruction or where to continue the queue. You decide. The buck stops here is another similar statement.