Sometimes being adorable requires approximately 5,000 spikes.
Hedgehogs are essentially tiny wandering pincushions with little feet and a face—and frankly, that's an incredible creature design.
This medium sticker features my original illustrated hedgehog, complete with all those individually drawn little spines that I apparently decided were a reasonable thing to draw. 😂
He's ready to wander onto your water bottle, laptop, journal, sketchbook, phone case—or anywhere else that could use one more weird little creature.
For hedgehog people, animal lovers, and anyone who sees a tiny creature and immediately needs to know everything about it.
The little details:
• Original artwork by The Inky Koi Studio
• Features an illustrated hedgehog
• Printed & cut in my Big Rapids, Michigan studio
• Medium-sized sticker
• Made for hedgehog lovers & weird-little-creature enthusiasts
• U.S. shipping only
Stickers are mailed in a standard envelope using USPS postage stamps to keep shipping affordable. Tracking is not included.
Sometimes being adorable requires approximately 5,000 spikes.
Hedgehogs are essentially tiny wandering pincushions with little feet and a face—and frankly, that's an incredible creature design.
This medium sticker features my original illustrated hedgehog, complete with all those individually drawn little spines that I apparently decided were a reasonable thing to draw. 😂
He's ready to wander onto your water bottle, laptop, journal, sketchbook, phone case—or anywhere else that could use one more weird little creature.
For hedgehog people, animal lovers, and anyone who sees a tiny creature and immediately needs to know everything about it.
The little details:
• Original artwork by The Inky Koi Studio
• Features an illustrated hedgehog
• Printed & cut in my Big Rapids, Michigan studio
• Medium-sized sticker
• Made for hedgehog lovers & weird-little-creature enthusiasts
• U.S. shipping only
Stickers are mailed in a standard envelope using USPS postage stamps to keep shipping affordable. Tracking is not included.
