I Hate Elon Musk Nautical Alphabet Flag Watercolor Wall Art Print
Introducing Hidden in Plain Sight, a unique series by autistic artist and activist Rebecca Coelho, that uses the maritime flag alphabet to spell messages that can be understood only by those who look closely. Each piece is crafted for those navigating complex relationships, and every print is a subtle statement – the perfect gift for someone you’d rather keep at arm’s length.
A direct and unapologetic rejection of billionaire worship and tech-bro arrogance, this design is for those who see through the hype and refuse to idolize exploitative wealth. Whether it’s union busting, misinformation, or space tourism at the expense of workers, this statement calls out the reality behind the persona. Perfect for anyone who values workers' rights, accountability, and a future not dictated by out-of-touch billionaires.
These limited-edition prints are carefully printed on high-quality, acid-free 64lb watercolor paper, bringing out the texture and vivid colors in each design. Every print is signed and numbered, ensuring that your piece is not only a work of art but a piece of a larger series.
Features:
8x10 or 5×7 print on acid-free 64lb watercolor paper
Signed and numbered by the artist
Part of the Hidden in Plain Sight collection
A mindful and cutesy gift with a touch of secrecy
Each print is made to order, because thoughtful art > careless clutter.
Introducing Hidden in Plain Sight, a unique series by autistic artist and activist Rebecca Coelho, that uses the maritime flag alphabet to spell messages that can be understood only by those who look closely. Each piece is crafted for those navigating complex relationships, and every print is a subtle statement – the perfect gift for someone you’d rather keep at arm’s length.
A direct and unapologetic rejection of billionaire worship and tech-bro arrogance, this design is for those who see through the hype and refuse to idolize exploitative wealth. Whether it’s union busting, misinformation, or space tourism at the expense of workers, this statement calls out the reality behind the persona. Perfect for anyone who values workers' rights, accountability, and a future not dictated by out-of-touch billionaires.
These limited-edition prints are carefully printed on high-quality, acid-free 64lb watercolor paper, bringing out the texture and vivid colors in each design. Every print is signed and numbered, ensuring that your piece is not only a work of art but a piece of a larger series.
Features:
8x10 or 5×7 print on acid-free 64lb watercolor paper
Signed and numbered by the artist
Part of the Hidden in Plain Sight collection
A mindful and cutesy gift with a touch of secrecy
Each print is made to order, because thoughtful art > careless clutter.
Introducing Hidden in Plain Sight, a unique series by autistic artist and activist Rebecca Coelho, that uses the maritime flag alphabet to spell messages that can be understood only by those who look closely. Each piece is crafted for those navigating complex relationships, and every print is a subtle statement – the perfect gift for someone you’d rather keep at arm’s length.
A direct and unapologetic rejection of billionaire worship and tech-bro arrogance, this design is for those who see through the hype and refuse to idolize exploitative wealth. Whether it’s union busting, misinformation, or space tourism at the expense of workers, this statement calls out the reality behind the persona. Perfect for anyone who values workers' rights, accountability, and a future not dictated by out-of-touch billionaires.
These limited-edition prints are carefully printed on high-quality, acid-free 64lb watercolor paper, bringing out the texture and vivid colors in each design. Every print is signed and numbered, ensuring that your piece is not only a work of art but a piece of a larger series.
Features:
8x10 or 5×7 print on acid-free 64lb watercolor paper
Signed and numbered by the artist
Part of the Hidden in Plain Sight collection
A mindful and cutesy gift with a touch of secrecy
Each print is made to order, because thoughtful art > careless clutter.