Cryptic Pillows

Minimal Design of Cryptic Alien Text / Symbols is a part of "The Cryptic Collection" designed by #minimal_dm. Show your love for mysteries with our minimal designs.

A demon watering his friend.

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Something strange is happening in the woods.

I SEE YOU AND I KNOW WHAT YOU DID. Vaguely threatening or ambiguously spooky? You decide!

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We've all been up late, waiting for inspiration to come to us.

Classic design

Enigma Text

Classic design

Embracing the essence of a mystical codex, this design showcases an array of arcane symbols and cryptic glyphs. Like pages from an ancient manuscript, these symbols dance across the canvas, weaving a narrative of forgotten knowledge and hidden truths.

alive and kicking

Embrace the insider knowledge with our "IYKYK Typography" design. This cryptic typographic artwork features the acronym "IYKYK" that holds a special meaning known only to those in the know. Let this design be your secret code, a nod to shared experiences and hidden connections. Wear it with a knowing smile and let others wonder about the mystery behind this intriguing typography.

Willis Earl Beal indie

Our agency seal now available for you! Adorn your favorite gear with this funky eldritch cat.

Willis Earl Beal

A symbol, pure and simple derived from typographic forms. It's up to you to decide what it stands for. Wear this design and start a conversation or two!

Far Simple Typography Style

Nazca Lines Monkey

Cows Simple Typography Style

Part rabbit. Part antelope. ALL MAN.

nothing = nothing, you do the math.

nothing = nothing, you do the math.

Cryptic crossword style alternative word definition mounted on marbled bookbinding paper. Bramble is a leisurely walk on a frosty morning. Ideal for crossword addicts or fans of Radio 4

Head with legs smelling flowers.

A demon making a potion in a head.

Nazca Hummingbird

Willis Earl Beal

In many fonts like this one (Calibri) there's a minimal difference between the appearance of an upper case I and a lower case L. This may cause enough confusion in everyday circumstances, but when they are used in code it can cause major frustration. Why does this cryptically named variable not work? How come I == l is false? Ask yourself 'I || l' (upper case i or lower case L)? Oh and don't even try to start to involve 1.

Just a guy covered in mushrooms.

I’ve had my personal stickers made for awhile and I’ve been meaning to make a pattern so here it is! CRYPTID PALS BABY, make horror fun ;)

Dead Serious Typography Design

Lync Simple Typography Style

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