What Are We Going to Do About These Tech Bros — Felt Banner
It started as a pint-sized pennant. Then it became a sticker. Now it's a banner — because apparently the question keeps getting bigger.
WHAT ARE WE GOING TO DO ABOUT THESE TECH BROS is printed in stark black, white and red on black felt, anchored by a large red rat that feels exactly as pointed as it looks. The design is bold, graphic, and a little confrontational — which feels right for the subject matter.
At 16" x 12" this is the largest version of this design yet. Finished with hand-sewn red felt trim and metal grommets for easy hanging. Made for gallery walls, studio spaces, home offices, and anywhere people are asking the same question out loud.
Small batch. Handmade in Iowa. The rat means it.
Details:
- 16" x 12" felt banner
- Black, white and red ink on black felt
- Hand-sewn red felt trim
- Metal grommets for easy hanging
- Indoor use only
- Handmade in Iowa, USA
ETSY TITLE
Tech Bros Felt Banner / Anti Tech Protest Art / Political Wall Art
ETSY DESCRIPTION
Somebody had to say it. Might as well put it on a wall.
This handmade felt banner asks the question a lot of us are sitting with — WHAT ARE WE GOING TO DO ABOUT THESE TECH BROS — in stark black, white and red on black felt, alongside a large red rat that needs no further explanation.
The design started as a pint-sized pennant. Then became a sticker. Now it's a 16" x 12" banner because the question has only gotten more urgent. Bold, graphic, a little confrontational, and completely at home on a gallery wall, in a studio, a home office, or anywhere people are paying attention to what is happening in Silicon Valley and the halls of power it has recently decided to occupy.
Finished with hand-sewn red felt trim and metal grommets for easy hanging. Small batch. Handmade in Iowa start to finish.
Details:
- 16" x 12" felt banner
- Black, white and red ink on black felt
- Hand-sewn red felt trim
- Metal grommets for easy hanging
- Indoor use only
- Handmade in Iowa, USA
Perfect for: gallery walls, studio spaces, home offices, anyone who has watched the news lately, and everyone who already owns the sticker.