Feature(may vary by option.)

●When the mug is cold, the image of Bob Ross reminds you to be calm and find time in your life to create.
●When you pour in a hot beverage, a Bob Ross painting appears to inspire you. Officially Licensed by Bob Ross Inc.
●12 oz. ceramic coffee cup with a comfortable handle. All of our disappearing mugs come in a beautifully designed, colorful box.
●Heat activated color changing mugs are microwave safe, but not dishwasher safe. Hand wash only. Dont soak.
●Click the store link near the product title for more great gifts. UPG has presents of mind.

[Bob Ross]

Description

"Do something every day that will make you happy."

This mug is for loyal fans of Bob Ross.

"Play. Have fun."

When the mug is cold, the image of Bob Ross reminds you to be calm and find time in your life to create. When you pour in a hot beverage, a Bob Ross painting appears to inspire you. "Its a good day to be alive. Come to think of it, every days a good day to be alive."

What are you waiting for?

Comes in its own gift box. Holds 12 oz / 400mL. Disappearing mugs are not dishwasher safe but are microwave safe.

More to see on the back!


Wrap-around design. With a full art wrap-around design theres lots more to see when the mug changes color!	Reveal a beautiful Bob Ross landscape When you pour coffee into the mug Bob Rosss art is revealed around one of his iconic quotes.	"Happy Accidents." Remind yourself of this if you have a coffee spill!	Bob Rosss Signature Our Bob Ross mug is officially licensed by the estate of Bob Ross and the bottom bears his signature, just like his paintings!

From the brand

The Unemployed Philosophers Guild is a company that creates unique and whimsical products inspired by art, philosophy, and intellectual discourse.

We offer a range of products including toys, games, home decor, and gifts, all infused with humor and intelligence.

At The Unemployed Philosophers Guild, our mission is to bring philosophy and laughter to everyday life.
Gifts for book worms,

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Star Trek fans, nature lovers,

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and everyone else!

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How did we get our start?

Our origins are shrouded in mystery. Some accounts trace the Unemployed Philosophers Guilds birth to Athens in the latter half of the 4th century BCE. Others argue it dates from the High Middle Ages.

More recently, historians have pinpointed the birth of the Guild to New York City in the late 90s, when two brothers turned their inner creativity and love of paying rent towards fulfilling the peoples needs for finger puppets, warm slippers, coffee cups, and cracking up at stuff.

If youre unemployed, how come you have a job?

We are employed, just not as philosophers.