Book Character Baseball T-Shirts

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The symbol of Daredevil, the man without fear. Inspired by the classic comic book design.

No harm ever came from reading a book

Characters come alive and come alongside as you read. You may not see them, but they are there! Do you recognize some of these characters?

My book Characters wake me up

I say thank you very much to the buyers, I hope you like my design work and never get bored to shop at my store. Don't forget to give a review of what you've bought so that I can improve my designs in the future and if you like please follow my shop to always get updates :D

Inspired by "Emika" of the Warcross duology by Marie Lu

Looking for a cute t-shirt design featuring your favorite book cartoon character? Look no further! Our collection includes adorable designs that book lovers and cartoon enthusiasts will love. Check it out and find your perfect shirt today!

Hope you like it.

Classic anime mash up art by ROLO LEDESMA

Claire's Fashion Design - Fanart.

Inspired by the book series ACOTAR Drawn on Procreate

Lady Whistledown - Inspired by the Character from the Book Series

Book Author Design that reads: "Plot It Builds Character". That's just right for a Novelist who loves writing books.

Can you name all the characters?

He goes by the Human Spider, but some may say that name sucks.

Justice is blind

Hobgoblin causing havok.

Some of Daredevils greatest villains fight to see whose the real "King of New York"

The Mad Hatter, from Alice in Wonderland book, by Lewis Carroll. This is the vintage illustration by Jonh Tenniel, hand-drawn and inked with bright colors. This mad hatter would be perfect for any Alice in Wonderland fan.

A cover image from the Mubu book series by Peter Alexander, illustration by Paulo Sergio, and art direction by Rick Lucey. A sudden storm with wind, rain, thunder and lightning crashed down around Grandfather. He had been searching for healing plants he used to help his friends in a Northern Thailand village. All at once a tiny creature fell through the trees and landed at his feet. It was a pink, sightless one-week-old spotted owl that had been blown from his nest. Surely, the baby would not last long. This is the story of his granddaughter, Mubu, who came to love the injured bird, to sleep with it, to feed it, and to talk it back to health. She named him Hoot. https://kennebecriverpublishing.sitey.me/mubu-hoot

An old school comics sign with a modern take. Series 2 features Domino, Mystique, Gambit, and Black Widow!

invincible series, invincible comic,

Queen of Hearts

Cute reading teacher, elementary teachers, librarian, media specialist, bibliophile, for a positive reader look The perfect gift for teachers on Teacher's Day, reading lovers Dress in daily life, such as school, library, home, vacation, etc. On World Read Day, you can wear it is a good day to read a book tee which creates someone a fanatical reader image librarians. Gift For World Read Day, Mother’s Day

watercolor child drawing, watercolor drawing of my son from a children's book with illustrations

Perfect to wear at party and make people laugh, entertain your friends with this awesome design, make people laugh on the street wearing this design, get this as a present for your friend, boyfriend, girlfriend, wife, husband,...

just one more chapter

If you like this t-shirt, just check it out to fill your own t-shirt collection. Also, a perfect gift for your friends, family or partner. T shirts & more available in the color/style of your choice!

This is my book character costume groovy design gift for book lovers

DARYL DIXON from The Walking Dead

I drew this character on an app called "Draw Something" for ipad. I converted my illustration to vector and then made changes in photoshop. It has transparent edges so it can be placed on any color.

Cat in orange with bright eyes

This is one of the characters from my adult lesfic novel featuring the Seven Deadly Sins, 'The Bartender's Pride' (#1 Pride Trilogy). This is Gluttony, aka Georgia!

Anne of Green Gables paper cut tee, based on the book by L.M. Montgomery.