Pathogen Bags
Description: A colorful microbe-themed design with the phrase “What doesn’t kill you mutates and tries again”. It’s a witty take on survival, evolution, and the persistent nature of microscopic life. Perfect for science lovers, microbiologists, lab workers, and anyone who enjoys smart humor with a touch of sarcasm.
Description: The Renaissance[1] was a Weyland-Yutani Corporation scientific research space station mainly comprised of two separate modules dubbed Romulus and Remus. The Remus module was built in 2112 whereas the Romulus was built in 2131. The Remus module hosted less advanced technology than its Romulus counterpart.[2] The station was equipped with a MU/TH/UR 9000 computer system, a Synthetic science officer named Rook, F44AA Pulse Rifles, Weyland-Yutani minitrucks, Hypersleep chamber/EEVs, breach sealing systems and defense rockets. It once had scientists and security personnel.
Description: Jackson's Star was a mining colony operational as of 2142. Situated on the ringed planet LV-410 in the Alpheios System, Jackson's Star was located sixty–five light–years from Earth, and maintained a population of 2,781 inhabitants. The planet was shrouded by dark clouds and smog, with no sunlight reaching the surface. Personnel at Jackson's Star used Weyland-Yutani minitrucks to travel. At least one LTM 1055 CRANE was used at the colony.
Description: A colorful line art composition inspired by microscopic pathogens and scientific imagery. The playful face-to-face arrangement gives the artwork a symbolic and surreal atmosphere while keeping a clean minimalist appearance. Ideal for science enthusiasts and abstract art collectors.
Description: Z–01 was a mutagenic compound extracted from a mysterious alien pathogen by a Weyland-Yutani Corporation science team aboard the space station Renaissance. Originally developed to augment the physiology of human colonists so as to allow workers to withstand adverse environmental conditions, the substance played a role during an incident in 2142. Z–01 was capable of resurrecting and restoring a crushed rat, but also mutating it to the point of death. When the salvager Kay Harrison injected the compound into herself to heal injuries sustained during a Xenomorph outbreak on the Renaissance, it healed her wounds; however, it also mutated the unborn fetus inside her.
