Steam Machine Bags
Description: This is Rob Corddry’s Russian energy drink from Hot Tub Time Machine. Here he describes the ingredients. The incredibly deep use of Chernobly as the movie’s core plot device at first made it my top choice for converting to real-life product: Corddry spills Chernobly on the hot tub controls which is how they go back to WinterFest 1986, then some Red Dawn obsessed party adversaries steal their last can and they can’t get back until they recover it. Meanwhile the Chernobyl nuclear disaster occurred in real-life 1986. And as we all know from Back To The Future, time travel won’t work without some sort of nuclear-level energy. A deep plot device indeed.
Description: Street Fighter Sketch Art" embodies the dynamic energy and martial prowess of street fighting through a captivating and detailed sketch. This artwork portrays the intensity of combat, featuring skilled fighters engaged in action-packed scenes. With bold lines and intricate details, it captures the raw athleticism, determination, and adrenaline of street fighting, showcasing the agility and strength of the combatants in a visually compelling sketch.
Description: A heart-shaped V-twin engine sits in a cutaway view, with polished pistons, copper pipes and a brass pressure gauge on top. Red and steel tones fill the chambers, while the chrome intake pipes give it a worn, hand-inked steampunk look. The mechanical details are drawn in fine lines and bold shading. Made for motorcycle lovers, mechanics and anyone who wears their heart on their sleeve.
Description: This design features a brain wrapped in ropes, surrounded by gears and wisps of smoke. The text "CERTIFIED" is above. An ornate, geometrically patterned frame surrounds the brain. The gears and smoke are in the background. Below the brain, the words "OVERTHINKING EXPERT" are written.
Description: A black and white illustration of Doc Browns steam train time machine from the last movie in the Back to the future trilogy. Back to the Future III. This scene took me by surprise, Marty thought he would never see Doc again, and then Doc appears in this locomotive time machine.
Description: Ex machina vulnera cordium: a bit of light humour to represent our relation with technology. We cannot live without it, yet at times is able to provoke the most intense feelings in us. This is not a department store design, neither for the faint of heart. (Yes, pun intended). Original design by Blacklinesw9 for home décor, clothing and accessories.
