Astronaught Merch

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Astronaught Floating in Space

Astronaught napping on a Galactic Pizza, been asleep a bit too long and hes turned to mush in his suit. Whoopsie! Great gift for space lovers.

Earth From Space

Astronaut In Space

The radio has been silent for decades. The transponder is not returning telemetry data. Something is seriously wrong.

Space Bound

In the style of Roy Lichtenstein's Girl With Hair Ribbon, but with a cool space suit.

Dino from space

This "Space Janitor" design is a hilarious and unique design that's bound to launch your sense of humor into orbit! Two intrepid astronauts are walking on a Martian planet , but one is caught in an unexpected cosmic call of nature. As a stream of laughter-inducing liquid humorously defies gravity, the other astronaut, armed with a mop exclaims, "I hate my job." It's a comical cosmic twist that's perfect for those who appreciate a good laugh and a touch of intergalactic absurdity. Embrace the lighter side of space exploration with our "Space Janitors" design – the perfect attire for those who love to reach for the stars and a good giggle!

Tribute to a cat I love, also voted to life by my lovely followers down on the instagrams

Simple alien sunset design

Floating Astronaught in purple spacedust

Astro Kitty

A slightly less than epic space battle.

Astronaut driving unicorn death metal into apparel clothing t shirt hoodie tank top, etc, available too into phone case, iphone case, samsung case etc.

This space cat is part of a series designed by artist Stephen Zanker. The space cat loves to go on adventures when its human isn't watching :) #szartwork

nasa

Loney Space

It's only a matter of time before we see space chickens.

Ham the Space Monkey (as he’s referred to colloquially while in reality a chimpanzee) endured the terror of space flight, spinning in fear in order to open the stars to human beings. While he survived, due to the trauma of the experience he refused to ever enter his space pod again, even just for photographs. Han survived for 19 years after his ordeal. Despite the cruelty of humans doing this to another thinking being, we honor Hams ordeal and the doors he opened up through physically enduring the launch and descent process and especially in taking on the weight of bearing witness to the cold and endless cosmos in the complexity of fear and wonder even humans struggle to comprehend.