Cellular Baseball T-Shirts
Description: Make a bold statement with this vibrant crimson red abstract starburst design. Combining an inner Crown-like silhouette with a surrounding ring of porous, splash-like cutouts, this piece brings high-energy bio-organic rhythm to your gear. Set on a transparent background for seamless product integration, this dynamic graphic pops on stickers, streetwear apparel, tech accessories, and modern wall prints.
i love cellular agriculture i heart cellular agriculture Baseball T-Shirt
by kolory wojny
$19 $26
funny lazy cellular biology cell biologist gift biology Baseball T-Shirt
by kolory wojny
$19 $26
Description: Embrace the witty side of science with this Everything Is Fine Cellular Level design. This detailed eukaryotic cell illustration, rendered in a vintage anatomical style, is perfect for biology teachers, medical students, lab technicians, and any science enthusiast who appreciates a good sarcastic biology pun. Showcase your academic humor with this monochromatic and witty artwork, featuring organelles, nucleus, and mitochondria, all confirming that everything is indeed fine at a microscopic level.
Description: Examine the finer details of life and science with "The Pathologist" tarot card design featuring a skeleton looking through a microscope at pink histology tissue cells, framed in a dark celestial tarot border! A perfect gift idea for pathologists, pathology assistants, histotechnologists, medical laboratory scientists, and lovers of gothic medical art!
Description: A circular frame formed by a DNA double helix encloses white, blocky text on a black background. The text reads 'IT MIGHT LOOK NO I'M DOING NOTHING BUT ON THE CELLULAR LEVEL I'M QUITE BUSY', arranged in five lines with horizontal rules separating sections. The font has a distressed, textured look.
IT MIGHT LOOK NO I'M DOING NOTHING BUT ON THE CELLULAR LEVEL I'M QUITE BUSY DNA Helix Frame Baseball T-Shirt
by GRAPHIC CHARCOAL DARK
$26
Description: The Shimmer is the main antagonist of the science fiction horror mystery book Annihilation and its 2018 film adaptation. It is a mysterious extraterrestrial entity that arrives on Earth via meteorite and begins scrambling and combining the DNA of everything it touches. Its humanoid form was portrayed by Sonoya Mizuno via motion-capture, who also portrayed Katie in the film.
Description: Krebs cycle humor for biochemistry students, chemistry teachers, biology researchers, and lab professionals. This labeled citric acid cycle diagram surrounds the phrase WHAT PART OF DON'T YOU UNDERSTAND? A science design centered on cellular respiration, metabolism, and the academic humor of mastering complex pathways. Great for study groups, laboratory teams, chemistry classrooms, and anyone who knows the Krebs cycle by heart.
Description: A detailed line drawing of a cell, rendered in white on a black background. The depiction includes a nucleus filled with smaller circles, mitochondria, endoplasmic reticulum, and other cellular organelles, all outlined with thin white lines. The overall style is scientific and schematic.
