Do you know someone who is interested in butterflies? The beautiful insects are in the scientific order Lepidoptera, and sometimes enthusiasts use the term "Lepping" to refer to going out to look for butterflies. This fun spoof design is made for those enthusiasts: Keep Calm and Go Lepping!
The design inspired by the old propaganda slogan is shown here in a Monarch orange box instead of the usual bright red. This unique design for the specialized hobby of butterfly-finding would make a special gift for enthusiasts, especially as peak butterfly-watching season is summer.
Lepping is a term used by butterfly enthusiasts to refer to an outing of butterfly watching, collecting, studying, or observing. This fun take on the British propaganda poster reads KEEP CALM AND GO LEPPING and features a butterfly in silhouette instead of the familiar royal crown. This original spoof design makes a great gift idea for anyone that's into butterflies!
In addition to the customizable Zazzle shirt design featured here, Keep Calm and Go Lepping is also available via Amazon on a selection of apparel choices, shown below.
Thanksgiving 2020 will look different, like so many other milestones and celebrations we've lived through this year. The Keep Calm mantra can help in so many situations, especially this year. So as we get ready for fall and winter and the start of the holiday season, remember to keep calm.
Get ready for your next hiking adventure with this fun spoof shirt. The simple slogan reads KEEP CALM AND HIKE ON and includes an icon of a hiking figure in the place of the typical crown icon. The design is done in orange, which pops on black apparel...
This is a fun design that works well on drinkware! The text reads Keep Calm and Drink Tea in the classic propaganda style. Here the icon is a teapot instead of the classic crown.
Celebrate the holiday of love and sweethearts and secret crushes with fun spoof Keep Calm designs. Find a cute t-shirt to wear when you meet your sweetie or get a clever Valentine's Day card to commemorate the day. Reminder: Valentine's Day is celebrated on February 14th each year.
