Deep Sea Diver Kids Hoodies

Humpback Whale and Human, let's save our oceans!

The manta ray is a giant of the deep, with fearsome-looking horn-shaped cephalic fins around its mouth, which once saw this creature named the 'devil fish.' Sailors feared them and believed these alien-looking apparitions were capable of sinking boats by pulling down their anchors. But despite their strange appearance and the demonic connotations of their name, these winged chondrichthyans are entirely harmless, living exclusively off plankton - like many of the biggest creatures of the world's oceans, they live off the smallest. The patterning on the back of a manta ray is unique to that animal, and those painted here are all based off real manta rays currently swimming the world's oceans.

A unique and cool designs specifically for divers. Great gifts for people who loves scuba diving, cave diving, dive masters, scuba instructors and open ocean explorers

Humpback Whale and Human, let's save our oceans!

Scuba divers like you are hip to the magic of the sport: you get to explore a strange, beautiful, new world. It is so thrilling, it is enough to make you feel bad for the poor suckers who have not yet figured out what they are missing. Give them a hint by rocking this shirt.

Unique great looking and 100 % custom designed cute fox shirt. Makes a great gift for animal lovers and diving enthusiasts.

This product features my "Underwater Love" design, which is a digitally created artistic depiction of the colorful life around a coral reef. Fish, snails, sea snakes; even a whale in the background!

Anglerfish snack.

Scuba diver design. Deep sea diver.

If you'd rather be SCUBA diving, then this is the tee for you! Funny play on words tee for the diver in your life! Makes a great gift for an ocean lover who dives for fun or as a profession.

​Although the artist for this illustration is unknown, the picture comes from the book entitled, "Under the Waves; or, diving in deep waters: a tale," written by Scottish author Robert Michael Ballantyne, and published by James Nisbet and Co., in 1887, in London, England. More about this book and it's author can be found here: http://pdtee.weebly.com/a-diving-tale.html

underwater shooter camera

Scuba Bubbles Graphic

See you on the bottom design

The interface between air and water means nothing when you dig each other this much. This is a hand-carved linocut print design.