Bullet Farm Kids T-Shirts

Fury

Straight from the mining town of Calico! Shoot off like a bullet with this design!

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A set of simple trackers in an authentic Regency theme makes it easy to stay hydrated, form habits, or keep up with the date. Period watercolor fashion drawings adorn each tracker, with watercolor aesthetic stickers to coordinate!

Reinterpretation of the famous Barack Obama "Hope" poster's featuring Imperator Furiosa

A Juneteenth pack with living-history characters, red cherry picnic foods, and the Emancipation Day Flag's central star.

An eclectic greyscale collage of peacocks and related subjects. Some of the elements are original, some are out of copyright -- and many of those are from 1900-aughts ceramic designs. All come together into a dreamy newsprint-toned aesthetic.

Vintage scrap goes gritty with sepia-toned embellishments made from late-Victorian Kate Greenaway woodcuts and turn-of-the-century book cutouts. Highly aesthetic and all about reclaiming oneself from trauma! (And yes, these were intensely satisfying to design.)

The high-fashion colors of Jane Austen's day are represented by the bright dabs, fields, and figures of this journaling-friendly aesthetic set.

An array of aesthetic dots and sparkles in a watermelon-themed color palette.

Elements of design from an 1860s Maison Robert textile sketchbook were carefully trimmed and manipulated to make this set of bullets, color palette dots, faux washi tape, and floral feature stickers.

Reinterpretation of the famous Barack Obama "Hope" posters featuring Immortan Joe

Reinterpretation of the famous Barack Obama "Hope" posters featuring Max Rocktansky

The cat meows, the cow moos and the sheep... bleats

Nautralists' illustrations and Victorian-era recipes for fig candy in a calming arrangement.