Singapore Pillows

A poster-style illustration of the Raffles Hotel Singapore. Raffles Hotel is a colonial-style luxury hotel in the Downtown Core district of Singapore. It was established by Armenian hoteliers, the Sarkies Brothers, in 1887. The hotel was named after British statesman Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles, the founder of colonial-era Singapore.

Smooth-Coated Otter Pattern

Inspired by the one of iconic city in Asia. Kuala lumpur, Malaysia

Retro Cute Lion with Singapore Flag in “One Nation One Country “ text is Singapore 80's memorable Campaign Design.

Enchanted Forest

Ideal for F16 veterans, flight simulator gamers, F-16 Viper model kit builders and military aviation enthusiasts. Also makes a cool F-16 Viper gift at Christmas and birthdays.

fabulous Marina Bay Sands hotel in Singapore

Famous Fullerton Hotel in downtown Singapore

A recent poll was made and artists were deems to be the number 1 non essential job around

This is for the other guys who just could not fit into the insanity

Singapore's landscapes and creatures re-imagined in an alternate universe. Featuring the Greater Mouse Deer on an offshore island in Singapore.

This primate roams the forests of our Central Catchment Nature Reserve alone at night in search for food.

The Malayan colugo has skin membrane that connects its neck and limbs, allowing it to glide from tree to tree when it spreads open the membrane

Original fonts by daiso

This critically endangered cat is the last native wild cat species in Singapore & can be found on Pulau Tekong.

Once thought to be extinct in Singapore, the greater mouse deer was rediscovered 80 years later (2008) in Pulau Ubin.

A master of camouflage, the Malayan horned frog tricks its predators by mimicking leaf litter found on the forest floor.

Singapore's landscapes and creatures re-imagined in an alternate universe. Featuring the elusive Raffles' Banded Langur

Not to be confused with manatees, dugongs can sometimes be found feeding on seagrasses in Singapore’s waters.

This beautiful bird’s most distinguishing feature is its yellow & white bill. Their population in Singapore have increased over the years & can now be found in the urban centre of Singapore.

With approximately 60 individuals of this shy primate species left in Singapore, the Raffles’ Banded Langur is at the brink of local extinction.

Often mistaken as a cat, the common palm civet in Singapore has adapted to living in certain urban areas where they feed on the fruits in gardens.

Daiso Tagging IG: @daiso_one

Chonky cat from Singapore. A perfect gift for any cat lover, feline loving friend. Also a great funny cat and kitten design for both kids and adults.

designed by MplusC

"This One That One This One That One This One That One" Got front and back printing that's why more atas

Sepak Takraw, or Sepaktakraw also called kick volleyball, is a team sport played with a rattan ball. It was previously known as Sepak Raga Jaring, which was first was exhibited in Penang in 1945. It was introduced in the 1965 Southeast Asian Games in Kuala Lumpur as a medal event. Sepak Takraw is considered Malaysia's national sport. This sport is mainly played in Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand Indonesia and Myanmar. Wear this design to your next Sepak Takraw tournament or competition and cheer your team to victory. Featuring bright colors to give you that retro 70s 80s vibe.

The Halcyon genus of Kingfishers that can be found in Singapore!

Part of the Comfort Food Series - Hainanese Chicken Rice

A mid-sized kingfisher with a variable plumage pattern; nearly 50 subspecies described worldwide. All of them have a greenish-blue crown, a white spot above the lores, a black mask extending down as a narrow band across the hindneck, and a white collar. Upperparts are greenish-blue, rump brighter blue, with blue wings and tail and white underparts. Female and juvenile slightly duller. Subspecies mainly differ in plumage, with upperparts varying from blue to green to olive-toned, white loral spot sometimes extending as a supercilium, and underparts sometimes buffier. Gives carious vocalizations, but most common call is a “kek-kek-kek-kek.” Frequents mangroves and tidal creeks, though sometimes inhabits other coastal habitats, including cocon

This spiky durian design is great for those who dare to embrace the bold and exotic side of life. Durian, also known as the "king of fruits" is a spiky, and polarizing fruit, but also heaven to those who love it's aromatic essence.

The 9 Kingfishers of tropical island Singapore! Bird watchers and photographers try their best to photograph and see all 9 of them. Have you seen them all yet?

"This one that one this one that one this one that one" Only front printing that's why cheaper abit la!

Malay slang

Pittas are a group of birds that are often described as jewels of the forest because of their bright and colourful plumage. Here, we have four species of pittas that have been recorded in Singapore. From left to right: Mangrove pitta, Fairy pitta, Blue-winged pitta, Hooded pitta