Geekery Bags

Description: My tribute to How to Train Your Dragon 2. A MAGNIFICENT movie! Shirts are made to order, printed new with every order. The design itself was digitally painted in Photoshop CS5.

Description: Inspired by Luc Besson's and Columbia Pictures' cult sci-fi classic, 'The Fifth Element'; this print features cab driver and reluctant hero, Korben Dallas, who is in fact a meat popsicle.

Description: Featuring an homage to some of our favorite book club selections

Description: The Geekery View Television logo

Description: The “I 🦈 the geekery” design has returned!

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Description: Tee shirt with a bright yellow 45 single record adapter on a field of black -- on some items it's repeated, on other items it's just one big, glorious adaptor. For music geeks and pop culture music fans.

Description: A geek and a nerd are both passionate, deeply knowledgeable individuals, though they differ slightly in their focus, social style, and origins.

Description: Vintage colors

Description: Now celebrating 2 amazing years on Main Street in Matawan, NJ

Description: love the geek in you

Description: How to tell if you are a nerd

Description: Be it on a tshirt or mug or hoodie , this will be a really unique gift for any special occasion like birthdays, corporate events. Wear it & Stay cozy in the loop! Wrap yourself in the warmth of coding, perfect for marathons or chilly debugging sessions. Geeky tshirt for software testers and developers. Sticker: Stick with style! Showcase your love for coding with this sticker – a perfect addition to your laptop or notebook. Phone Case: Protect your tech companion with this phone case, making a statement – break things with style. Both developers and testers, being involved in software field, may find these gifts relatable. Developers may relate to the coding-centric humor, while testers might playfulness around testing and breaking things.

Description: A bright pink 45 single record adapter. For music geeks and pop culture music fans. Original art Copyright © Tina Lavoie. All rights reserved.

Description: Vintage distressed Indian chief Monoscope TV test pattern.

Description: Design of an aqua blue 45 single record adapter. For music geeks and pop culture music fans.

Description: Inspired by Luc Besson's and Columbia Pictures' cult sci-fi classic, 'The Fifth Element'; this print features the mysterious cerulean soprano, Diva Plavalaguna.

Description: Hope you like it.

Description: Own a shirt with your own Geekery View logo. The show that gives away products to their fans!

Description: Be proud be loud...Sci-Fi Rules!

Description: Daredevil tourist shirt

Description: Home of the FLYING GRAYSONS!

Description: In particle physics, the Dirac equation is a relativistic wave equation derived by British physicist Paul Dirac in 1928. He developed an equation that explained spin number as a consequence of the union of quantum mechanics and special relativity. The equation also predicted the existence of anti-matter, previously unsuspected and unobserved, and which was experimentally discovered in 1932.

Description: I prefer My Puns Intended

Description: Inspired by Luc Besson's and Columbia Pictures' cult sci-fi classic, The Fifth Element; this print features Zorg Industries unscrupulous arms-dealing CEO, Jean-Baptiste Emanuel Zorg. What does that red button do?

Description: EQ from a music mix. © Duane Arthur 2016.

Description: Gumby illustration

Description: Fun vintage transistor radio design. Marvelous image for fans of retro stuff.

Description: Funny Meme Music Vintage

Description: sleeves are for nerds t-shirt

Description: An interpretation of one of my favorite whovian episodes.

Description: Great for part of your Halloween costume! Strong graphic design reminiscent of a t-shirt my favorite theoretical physicist, Shelly Cooper, might wear. This dynamic cartoon style, which adorns every item available, is perfect for the lovable pop culture geek in your life. For him and for her.

Description: Heart power defenders

Description: What could be better than mashing up an ugly Christmas sweater with Space Invaders? Nothing.