My ubiquitous Pirate Bunny logo can now be yours. Stick it on your sketchbooks, car, back of your local street signs. Wherever. They are made out of vinyl, are suitable for both indoors and out, and don’t fade.
Pirate Bunny Pop
Heather Hansma
2011
Photo by Perfect Laughter
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Me? A smartass? Noooo. Never.
I’m spending my Saturday night stamping my Pirate Bunny logo on French Paper Company’s Pop-Tone Bubblegum envelopes. These lil’ guys will go with my “Pink Nightmare” greeting cards.
Gotta love the holiday craft season.
The latest batch of buttons have just arrived from Pinback Attack! It includes silver variant Pirate Bunny buttons. Shiny!
Pirate Bunny custom skateboard :: September 2010
For a collab project between 323East and TGM Skateboards. The gunmetal gray stripes are metallic and the whole thing is coated in poly to give it a glossy look.
A sneak preview of the skate deck I customized for the collab between 323East and TGM Skateboards. Full image to come shortly.
I had 100 buttons with 4 designs made up by Pinback Attack! (exclamation point is actually part of the company’s name… not that it isn’t exciting or anything). Look for them soon on Etsy and at the few craft shows I am a part of each year.
The Reaper :: 2006
This painting is one of the oldest Puff Buns, but it is still near and dear to my heart. The original Pirate Bunny logo that I use everywhere now came from this painting. I still own the original, but you can purchase it on Etsy, as well as The Reaper earrings and The Reaper magnet.
