Fist Greeting Tapestries

Sharp fist bump illustration, practice that social distancing and friendly hygiene.

When greeting others please be careful how you go about it, mistakes happen! Choose Wisely!

Covid 19 since 2020

Embrace the power of friendship with our striking 'Bros Before Hoes' design, featuring white text on a commanding black background. This impactful combination of typography and an illustration of a fist bump symbolizes the strength and unity shared among true friends. The bold declaration, "Bros Before Hoes," takes center stage in white text, creating a dynamic contrast against the deep black canvas. The accompanying fist bump illustration adds a layer of dynamism, embodying the spirit of camaraderie and solidarity.

The expression "Fist Bump Bro", is a casual greeting or acknowledgement typically used between two friends or acquaintances. It involves making a fist with one's hand and lightly tapping fists with another person as a sign of mutual respect or camaraderie. This gesture is often seen as a less formal alternative to a handshake or a hug, and is commonly used in informal or social settings. The phrase "bro" is a colloquial term often used to refer to a male friend or acquaintance.

The expression "Fist Bump Bro", is a casual greeting or acknowledgement typically used between two friends or acquaintances. It involves making a fist with one's hand and lightly tapping fists with another person as a sign of mutual respect or camaraderie. This gesture is often seen as a less formal alternative to a handshake or a hug, and is commonly used in informal or social settings. The phrase "bro" is a colloquial term often used to refer to a male friend or acquaintance.

A real Dominican says "Machuca mi hermano" when he meets with his bros. Machuca is a sign of friendship and connection. Next time you see a Dominican don't say hello, say machuca and extend your fist.

Two fists together for fist bump greeting concept

A real Dominican says "Machuca mi hermano" when he meets with his bros. Machuca is a sign of friendship and connection. Next time you see a Dominican don't say hello, say machuca and extend your fist.

Covid 19 since 2020

Two cartoon brown bears make fist salute. Father and son are best friends and greet each other amicably. Do you love bears and your family? Then this motif is perfect for Father's Day.