Library Science Baseball T-Shirts

Description: Library (Li-Br-Ar-Y) Spelled with Periodic Elements! Our original Periodic-Tees Elements design. This high-energy tee contains elements Lithium, Bromine, Argon, and Yttrium!

Description: Get sky-high with sci-fi! This art is free to use! You can download it free and high-resolution here: http://guides.lib.olemiss.edu/posters/2019-postcards But if you’d like someone else to take care of all the hassle of putting it on posters, stickers, or tees, this is here!

Description: Public libraries are extremely metal \m/

Description: woodcut by Helmut Arndt

Description: Sci Fi artwork from 1980s book publishing

Description: Vintage book design for sci fi

Description: Lovecraft - Miskatonic University Library, is located in Arkham, Massachusetts, which figures prominently in many of Lovecraft's works. Miskatonic University's Orne Library is famous for its collection of occult books. The University Library holds one of the very few genuine copies of the Necronomicon.

Description: retro sci fi literature design from the 50s.

Description: There Ain't No Such Thing As A Free Lunch! Heinlein, robert heinlein, the moon is a harsh mistress, sci-fi, science fiction, literature, tanstaafl, author, nanowrimo, book, books, library, book nerd, reading nerd, stranger in a strange land, starship troopers, the cat who walks through walls,

Description: I study at the library periodically science t-shirt and accessories - great for science, chemistry and physics lovers

Description: Library anarchist physics cat design for the rebellious academic or chaotic cat owner. This distressed street art graphic features a frantic black cat, wild-eyed and scruffy, knocking a 'PHYSICS' book off a wooden library shelf. With bold orange and deep black, it is perfect for librarians with an edge, physics students, or anyone who loves the energetic and chaotic vibe of a true feline anarchist. Celebrate the chaos of knowledge and the mischief of your favorite pet.

Description: For all of your consumer needs - Ubik. It's a bit of everything.

Description: A clever literacy-themed design featuring the phrase “This Is Decodable” surrounded by phonics annotations, decoding strategies, and structured literacy concepts. Highlighting elements such as digraphs, r-controlled vowels, closed syllables, and silent-e rules, this educational artwork celebrates the Science of Reading and evidence-based literacy instruction. Perfect for reading specialists, literacy coaches, phonics enthusiasts, and educators passionate about teaching foundational reading skills.

Description: Perfect appreciation , birthday or christmas gift for book reader, studious , reading lover or librarian : Loved one or friend !

Description: A vintage-style campus cartoon featuring a friendly spartan studying computer science with a laptop, with Lyman Beecher Brooks Library at Norfolk State University in Norfolk, Virginia. Bold lettering, warm colors and hand-inked details bring the learning scene together. A playful design for students, alumni and anyone who enjoys collegiate architecture and computer science.

Description: Classic Lit is where it's at.

Description: A vintage-style campus cartoon featuring a friendly jaguar testing water quality with a sample jar, with John B. Cade Library at Southern University and A&M College in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Bold lettering, warm colors and hand-inked details bring the learning scene together. A playful design for students, alumni and anyone who enjoys collegiate architecture and water quality.

Description: "We annotate at dawn!" Calling all bookworms and readers! This funny design features a cute, determined frog wearing a red superhero cape, holding a thick book filled with sticky tabs, and raising a yellow highlighter ready for action. It's the perfect humorous aesthetic gift for book lovers, avid readers, English teachers, students, and anyone obsessed with reading and annotating their favorite novels.

Description: A playful retro space illustration shows a friendly extraterrestrial arriving in a flying saucer while a reader explores a cosmic book world beneath the words Take Me To Your Readers. This whimsical design is made for science fiction readers, cosmic bookworms, and anyone who enjoys library humor, making a fun birthday gift or holiday gift.

Description: A vintage-style campus cartoon featuring a friendly horse building a model anemometer, with Bizzell Memorial Library at University of Oklahoma in Norman, Oklahoma. Bold lettering, warm colors and hand-inked details bring the learning scene together. A playful design for students, alumni and anyone who enjoys collegiate architecture and meteorology.

Description: An intricate steampunk-style illustration of a hamster sitting on antique books surrounded by brass gears and scientific instruments.

Description: Show your appreciation for the institutions that make our society thrive. This design celebrates essential community services like libraries, education, and transit in a bold, clean typography style.

Description: Funny science reading teacher back to school

Description: Add some prehistoric wit to your reading collection with this “Dinosaurs Didn't Read and We Know What Happened to Them” fossil-inspired design. Featuring detailed dinosaur skeletons, ancient fossils, and vintage natural-history style, this clever graphic is perfect for book lovers, librarians, teachers, paleontology fans, fossil enthusiasts, science lovers, and readers who enjoy smart dinosaur humor.

Description: Perfect appreciation , birthday or christmas gift for book reader, studious , reading lover or librarian : Loved one or friend !

Description: A witty prehistoric design featuring colorful dinosaur skeleton illustrations and the humorous message “Dinosaurs Didn’t Read — and We Know What Happened to Them.” Perfect for book lovers, librarians, teachers, paleontology fans, science enthusiasts, fossil collectors, and dinosaur lovers. A playful choice for libraries, classrooms, book fairs, science events, reading clubs, and anyone who believes that opening a good book is always a smart survival strategy.

Description: Cat Science Pun Reading

Description: "In a world of names, forgetting them is its natural end."

Description: The Library of Alexandria held the knowledge of the ancient world. Hypatia of Alexandria taught it. Mathematician, philosopher, astronomer — the first woman in history documented as a significant contributor to mathematics. This illustration places her at the entrance of the Library, astrolabe in hand, exactly where she spent her life. The rendering captures her authority without theatrics. A figure who belonged in that space completely, surrounded by the geometry and the stars she spent her life mapping. She was the first. That part was never in dispute.

Description: Designed for archivists, art conservators, and museum restoration specialists. This technical typography layout features object lifecycle management codings celebrating the precise craft of archive repair and preservation.

Description: A scholarly and vintage design featuring a smart otter surrounded by stacks of ancient books, maps, and an astronomical globe. Perfect for students, teachers, and book lovers.

Description: Jules Verne was a French novelist, poet, and playwright. He created Phileas Fogg as the protagonist in his 1872 novel, Around the World in Eighty Days.

Description: A retro sci-fi UFO artwork with the clever slogan 'Take Me To Your Readers' featuring planets, stars, and floating books.

Description: It's Too Nonfictiony Outside, Booktrovert Floral, Too Nonfictiony Outside, Book Club, Fiction Reader Librarian, Book Lover

Description: It's Too Nonfictiony Outside, Booktrovert Floral, Too Nonfictiony Outside, Book Club, Fiction Reader Librarian, Book Lover