Philosophy Question Posters and Art Prints

We combined the most frequently asked question of philosophy with a beautiful typography design.

We combined the most frequently asked question of philosophy with a beautiful typography design.

Assume nothing. Question everything: Richard Fenyman’s fundamental rules for study, thinking, and decision-making.

If you come to philosophy searching for answers, you might have a bigger surprise than you think. The philosopher's path has a lot more questions than answers and it makes you question everything

Question everything: Assume nothing but also question everything.

Show respect and encourage diversity of thought and individual beliefs. Our products are intended to empower those who identify as nonbelievers, atheists, and antitheists and support their right to question, but we welcome open and respectful dialogue with individuals from all perspectives. Right to believe and NOT to believe. Defend the right to question.

Embrace your inner critic with this design. Or give it as a perfect gift to your friend.

Now where could my pipe be? GARFIELD!

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Which came first, the chicken or the egg?

Cui bono is a Latin phrase that means “to whom is it a benefit.” Originally it was about identifying crime suspects. It now is a principle that states that the initiator of an action is likely the one to gain from it.

Art from Wonderful Mistake: an array of graphic art and random ruminations. It is the fourth book in the Odd Duck Series.

Design inspired by philosophy.

From John Carpenter

Explore the captivating world of critical design and delve into the profound quote, "Whoever Controls the People's Fears Becomes Master of Their Souls" (Niccolò Machiavelli).Discover how fear influences our thoughts, actions, and society as a whole. Uncover the power dynamics and psychological manipulation behind fear-based control systems. Join me on this thought-provoking journey to understand the intricate relationship between fear, power, and the human spirit.

Explore the captivating world of critical design and delve into the profound quote, "Whoever Controls the People's Fears Becomes Master of Their Souls." Discover how fear influences our thoughts, actions, and society as a whole. Uncover the power dynamics and psychological manipulation behind fear-based control systems. Join me on this thought-provoking journey to understand the intricate relationship between fear, power, and the human spirit.

That moment when you really want to sleep but your brain becomes overactive and start thinking about question about the world, life, yourself, others, the future, funny stuff and everything else.

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Explore the captivating world of critical design and delve into the profound quote, "Whoever Controls the People's Fears Becomes Master of Their Souls." Discover how fear influences our thoughts, actions, and society as a whole. Uncover the power dynamics and psychological manipulation behind fear-based control systems. Join me on this thought-provoking journey to understand the intricate relationship between fear, power, and the human spirit.

Is that a trick question? It is, don’t you think? Or is it a provocative question or even an accusation? What do YOU think? Thinking is still legal in some places, I think? Great saying, “Don’t You Think?

"It's all a question of point of view!" suggests that what one believes to be true can be shaped by their perspective or point of view, rather than there being one objective truth. It encourages people to consider multiple perspectives, be open to different ways of looking at the world, and to question their own biases and assumptions. It is a statement of philosophical or intellectual curiosity. Everything is discussed nowadays!

A Typographic turn of phrase for your wearing pleasure.

you pass the butter

why in many languages

What?

What?

Human Or Who, Man? - Design For Those Who Love Deep Thinking and Pondering!

The big LOVE question.

I did this in December 2023. The egg came first, not the chicken.

why in many languages

Why waste time on trivial subjects? Greek phrase. Hesiod, Theogony, 35.

TRyst me, I know what I researched

This idea came to my mind when I read Socrates' defense, I hope you like it.

He asks "How am I supposed to measure this?" due to modern standards of moral and ethics.

We combined the most frequently asked question of philosophy with a beautiful typography design.