Saputello Stickers

Mostrone Dentone describes himself as the cutest monster ever, and who are we to judge?

Did the world need another skull T-shirt? No. Maybe a really nice skull T-shirt? No. But a true artist doesn't care. A true artist follows inspiration and gives the world what he thinks is necessary. For instance, another skull T-shirt.

Did the world need another skull T-shirt? No. Maybe a really nice skull T-shirt? No. But a true artist doesn't care. A true artist follows inspiration and gives the world what he thinks is necessary. For instance, another skull T-shirt.

Once upon a time, in a kingdom far, far away, lived a prince who used to kidnap balloons to celebrate his birthday. Tired of this senseless tradition, Pallolo guided his fellow prisoners in an epic fight for freedom. Both the prince and the revolutionary lost their lives: the prince pays for his crimes burning in hell forever, while Pallolo, now an immortal balloon carried by the wind, is still searching for his place in the world. Aren't we all?

Mamma mia! That's what you gonna-a-scream when you see Bloody Mario, the Italian vampire.

Did the world need another skull T-shirt? No. Maybe a really nice skull T-shirt? No. But a true artist doesn't care. A true artist follows inspiration and gives the world what he thinks is necessary. For instance, another skull T-shirt.

Did the world need another skull T-shirt? No. Maybe a really nice skull T-shirt? No. But a true artist doesn't care. A true artist follows inspiration and gives the world what he thinks is necessary. For instance, another skull T-shirt.

Mamma mia! That's what you gonna-a-scream when you see Bloody Mario, the Italian vampire.

Mamma mia! That's what you gonna-a-scream when you see Bloody Mario, the Italian vampire.

Did the world need another skull T-shirt? No. Maybe a really nice skull T-shirt? No. But a true artist doesn't care. A true artist follows inspiration and gives the world what he thinks is necessary. For instance, another skull T-shirt.

Mostrone Dentone describes himself as the cutest monster ever, and who are we to judge?

Mostrone Dentone describes himself as the cutest monster ever, and who are we to judge?

A flap of a pizza in Italy sets off a tornado on a mug. Alfonsino is the hurricane drawn by Saputello, the Italian artRist.

Mamma mia! That's what you gonna-a-scream when you see Bloody Mario, the Italian vampire.

Mamma mia! That's what you gonna-a-scream when you see Bloody Mario, the Italian vampire.

Meowfistofele is a black cat drawn by the Italian maestro Saputello with his unmistakable and sometimes incomprehensible technique (genius is never understood in its own time). It is difficult to resist Meowfisofele's black purrfection: you know you love him. Do you know he doesn't love you?

Did the world need another skull T-shirt? No. Maybe a really nice skull T-shirt? No. But a true artist doesn't care. A true artist follows inspiration and gives the world what he thinks is necessary. For instance, another skull T-shirt.

Animals are friends, not food; so are carrots. And they are pretty pissed off. Remember, orange lives matter. Eat cake.

Did the world need another skull T-shirt? No. Maybe a really nice skull T-shirt? No. But a true artist doesn't care. A true artist follows inspiration and gives the world what he thinks is necessary. For instance, another skull T-shirt.

Did the world need another skull T-shirt? No. Maybe a really nice skull T-shirt? No. But a true artist doesn't care. A true artist follows inspiration and gives the world what he thinks is necessary. For instance, another skull T-shirt.

Mamma mia! That's what you gonna-a-scream when you see Bloody Mario, the Italian vampire.

Mamma mia! That's what you gonna-a-scream when you see Bloody Mario, the Italian vampire.

Visionary Maestro Saputello draws random round shapes, so everybody can see what he wants to see: relativism at its finest. Dots? Bubbles? Pebbles? Cells? Vitreous eyes looking into the dreadful absence of meaning of life? You choose.

Visionary Maestro Saputello draws random round shapes, so everybody can see what he wants to see: relativism at its finest. Dots? Bubbles? Pebbles? Cells? Vitreous eyes looking into the dreadful absence of meaning of life? You choose.

Visionary Maestro Saputello draws random round shapes, so everybody can see what he wants to see: relativism at its finest. Dots? Bubbles? Pebbles? Cells? Vitreous eyes looking into the dreadful absence of meaning of life? You choose.

Visionary Maestro Saputello draws random round shapes, so everybody can see what he wants to see: relativism at its finest. Dots? Bubbles? Pebbles? Cells? Vitreous eyes looking into the dreadful absence of meaning of life? You choose.

Visionary Maestro Saputello draws random round shapes, so everybody can see what he wants to see: relativism at its finest. Dots? Bubbles? Pebbles? Cells? Vitreous eyes looking into the dreadful absence of meaning of life? You choose.

Meowfistofele is a black cat drawn by the Italian maestro Saputello with his unmistakable and sometimes incomprehensible technique (genius is never understood in its own time). It is difficult to resist Meowfisofele's black purrfection: you know you love him. Do you know he doesn't love you?

Many would say Rigatto is a black cat drawn by the Italian maestro Saputello with his unmistakable and sometimes incomprehensible technique. But this magnificent feline is a lot more than this: Rigatto is the proof, if needed, that cats are the dominant species.

Animals are friends, not food; so are carrots. And they are pretty pissed off. Remember, orange lives matter. Eat cake.

Once upon a time, in a kingdom far, far away, lived a prince who used to kidnap balloons to celebrate his birthday. Tired of this senseless tradition, Pallolo guided his fellow prisoners in an epic fight for freedom. Both the prince and the revolutionary lost their lives: the prince pays for his crimes burning in hell forever, while Pallolo, now an immortal balloon carried by the wind, is still searching for his place in the world. Aren't we all?

Visionary Maestro Saputello draws random round shapes, so everybody can see what he wants to see: relativism at its finest. Dots? Bubbles? Pebbles? Cells? Vitreous eyes looking into the dreadful absence of meaning of life? You choose.

A flap of a pizza in Italy sets off a tornado on a mug. Alfonsino is the hurricane drawn by Saputello, the Italian artRist.

Mamma mia! That's what you gonna-a-scream when you see Bloody Mario, the Italian vampire.

Knock, knock, Neow.

Visionary Maestro Saputello draws random round shapes, so everybody can see what he wants to see: relativism at its finest. Dots? Bubbles? Pebbles? Cells? Vitreous eyes looking into the dreadful absence of meaning of life? You choose.