Life Magnets

The Tree of Life. As above, so below.

Bout the thug life fa sho.

Tree of Life Mandala

My interpretation of an ancient symbol for life force and vitality

...so make the most of it!

Half Life

For those that love corgis and ramen. It's a cute illustration of a dog eating noodles.

Thug Life

Wise and kind Tree of Life

Blue Jays?

Discover the meaning of life with this retro inspired design.

Nothing too special, just always wanted a baller 'thug life' shirt

The all knowing Tree of Life.

This design is inspired by the traditional Mexican Tree of Life folk art sculptures. They traditionally depict scenes of Adam and Eve and the Garden of Eden with the serpent and apple, but modern versions feature all types of symbols. This Tree of Life features Mother Nature and nature’s children, animals and fruit symbolising life and abundance, serpents which are danger, and skeletons representing the death and the afterlife.

Its A Wonderful Life Quote

fun camping t

In 1984 the video for Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go was released by Wham! George Michael & Andrew John Ridgeley wore the now famous Choose Life t-shirts. Now you can have a bit of 80's nostalgia for your own.

Angry Pug (fawn)

Enjoy summer with this awesome vintage pastel colored designs on dark colored shirts and accessories! Beach vacation/travel/waves.

Hope you like it.

Old school tattoo-style skull

Quack Quack

George Michael.

Tree Of Life

Whimsical Tree of Life - Yggdrasil

Black Mesa

A Celtic Tree Of Life Design

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The Blackwell ninja.

Three little cats playing on a delicious noodles ramen bowl :3

Combine logo from the video game Half Life 2.

A Connection to Everything: The Tree of Life commonly represents the interconnectedness of everything in the universe. It symbolizes togetherness and serves as a reminder that you are never alone or isolated, but rather that you are connected to the world. The roots of the Tree of Life dig deep and spread into the earth, thereby accepting nourishment from Mother Earth, and its branches reach up into the sky, accepting energy from the sun and moon.

This primitive piece captures moments from the changing seasons as well as the circle of life in a simple but beautiful rough hewn folk style.