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The official mascot of our gulp script and theme. It’s crying happy double rainbow tears (but sometimes also crazy lightning tears when we realise the sheer enormity of keeping up with the development of the web).
Unicorn Tears
$8.00
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What’s to love about the magic wand tool? Well not necessarily the jagged antialiasing … but sometimes it sure does make photoshopping- and you- the photoshopper- feel a bit like magic.
Magic Wand Tool
$8.00
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Is he smiling? Is he sad? Or is he just about to eat you… Either way, he makes sure he looks fabulous greeting everyone who enters the Monk Studio. Fun fact- he was thought to be Monk’s official mascot before Snow Chewbacca barrelled his way in to reign supreme.
Croca Lisa
$8.00
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There was a time where white bread sandwiches were a thing, thanks to Caltex across the road. Unfortunately for us mouldy bread that was on the verge of being alive also became a thing soon thereafter.
Mouldy Bread
$8.00
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Love it or hate it, there’s no doubt this Doomsday Certified™ instant coffee will be our go-to for a timely pick-me-up while we watch the whole world crumble down.
Black Gold
$8.00
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The kryptonite of pretty much everyone in the office (or more specifically Ed’s). At the Monk studio the question of fried chicken isn’t a matter of if but a question of when?!
Fried Chicken
$8.00
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Everytime we think of people willing giving up $20 for some avo on burnt toast, we wonder if we’ve chosen the wrong industry to work in.
Avocado
$8.00
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The pin that started it all. For our crazy-talented resident designer’s birthday, we decided to make him a pin to show exactly what we thought of him. Sure it might seem we’re likening Matthew to a dumpster on fire but what we’re really saying is he’ll burn your trash without a second thought to really brighten your day.
Trash
$8.00
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Boogie babies with boopy bellies
Hood penguins with wittle waddles
The perfect combination… and this wee epitomy of both is Platypotato’s best friend and personal chauffeur since he is too fat to walk.
Solo
$8.00
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Ahhhh bananas, the original brain food. Whether you love bananas or pencils or both, this is a pin for all the banana boys and pencil priscillas out there.
Banana Pencil
$8.00
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You thought you knew Chewie’s story. You thought wrong. He ice skates. His signature weapon is a snowball crossbow. And his mysterious past is about to be unearthed. Coming 2018-ish is the origin story you’ve all been waiting for – just who is Snow Chewbacca and how did he skate from Tatooine all the way to the Monk studio?
Snow Chewbacca
$8.00
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Terminal
$8.00
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The magic wand of the 21st century.
Cursor
$6.00
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When he’s not rollin’, bouncin’ or glompin’ everything, this squishy spud gets carried around by his best friend Solo (the baby penguin) because he is just too fat to walk.
Platypotato
$8.00
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No really, we love wood. In fact we’re so committed to wood that we should be committed. Our trend prediction for the next millenium? Wood on wood on wood. And then add some more wood.
We <3 Wood
$8.00
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When today’s digital denizens wonder how the Cloud works, we wonder what does it look like when it rains? This pin is our artist impression; based off copious amounts of research rewatching Tron and the Matrix several times over, all the while procrastinating everything else we’re supposed to be doing during the work day.
The Cloud
$8.00
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The lovable phat-kitty – mascot of our grunt script, and now in pin form! It’s origin lies in a long standing in-joke, however we think it still has a pretty broad appeal whether you are a cat lover, 8-bit buff, or grunter.
Phat Kitty
$8.00
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In truth, this HTML tag merely represents a caption for the content of its parent <fieldset> element. In our opinion, it is a severely missed opportunity to relegate this tag to such a menial role; ultimately fated to become near useless in the near future. Thankfully it’s true potential can now be fulfilled in pin form; to be proudly worn by all you web rockstars to invoke the feeling of true ironic nostalgia.
Legend
$8.00
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Sometimes you need a no-frills, layman’s approach to explaining the web, especially when you’re also in the mood for something green and good for you. These are the moments when w3schools (mostly) always delivers.
W<3Schools
$8.00