Creative Mugs for Graphic Designers
You turn vague requests into visual gold, survive revision rounds that should be illegal, and somehow explain why Comic Sans is never the answer. The perfect mugs for graphic designers.
Why Mugs for Graphic Designers
Design is art meets client management. You create beautiful work while interpreting feedback like 'make it more fun but professional.'
Your coffee mug is the first thing you reach for every morning and the last line of defense against losing it in the 9am standup. A good mug doesn't just hold your caffeine addiction - it communicates your entire personality without you having to speak to anyone before 10am. These mugs say what you're thinking so you don't have to.
About Creative
You turn vague requests into visual gold, survive revision rounds that should be illegal, and somehow explain why Comic Sans is never the answer. These stickers are the creative brief you actually wanted.
What You Get
- +Ceramic that holds heat longer than you hold your tongue
- +Dishwasher and microwave safe because life's already complicated
- +11oz or 15oz options depending on your caffeine dependency level
- +Print that won't fade no matter how many times you passive-aggressively sip
Perfect For
- Laptops covered in stickers
- Water bottles at the desk
- Studio decor
- Morning meetings where you need a buffer between you and your coworkers
- Desk decoration that doubles as a personality test
- Break room power moves
Get First Access
Graphic designer stickers coming soon. Get on the list.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Are these about bad feedback?
- Some are. 'Make it pop' gets its own section.
- Do you cover different design specialties?
- Brand, web, print - building collections.
- Are these mugs dishwasher safe?
- Yes. Dishwasher safe, microwave safe, and safe from your judgmental coworker's opinions. The print is sealed and won't fade with washing.
- What creative roles do you cover?
- Graphic designers, photographers, videographers, copywriters, UX designers, and web developers. If you've ever gotten unhelpful feedback, we've got you.