Alien Plant Cards
Description: Monochromatic olive-toned Japanese bootleg print depicting detailed alien flora, cellular structures, and artificial organisms. Styled after a vintage 1980s scientific field guide from an alien world. A unique, organic entry in the Unwarranted Science Fiction collection.
Unwarranted Science Fiction - Retro Japanese Exotic Alien Flora Card
by Fisheyed Graphics
$5.00 $6.00
Description: Cultivate life in the wasteland with this badass post-apo grandma design. Featuring a stylish glam-ma in a military coat watering a cute two-headed mutant plant in a cracked pot. The perfect gift for badass grandmothers, plant lovers, gardeners, and post-apocalyptic fiction fans.
Description: A vibrant retro anime-style alien elf astronaut in a space suit holds a glowing terrarium of otherworldly plants, surrounded by planets and cosmic sparkles with the bold motivational quote 'Grow Past The Map.' This colorful sci-fi illustration blends kawaii anime aesthetics with space exploration themes, making it perfect for fans of extraterrestrial art, fantasy science fiction, and cosmic adventure. An ideal gift for anime lovers, space enthusiasts, and anyone who dares to explore beyond boundaries — great for birthdays, holidays, or as an everyday statement piece.
Description: A three-eyed goblin scientist in a lab coat and goggles holds a test tube beside a glass dome greenhouse full of pumpkin plants, a cactus and a flower, with trowels, planets and little ghosts around. Curious curiosities, a guide to ghastly growths. A cute, funny Halloween design for plant lovers and sci-fi fans.
Description: A retro, black and white graphic depicts a vampire with sharp teeth and a cape emerging from a spacecraft, holding a bowl of vegetables. A distressed woman screams in the foreground as a UFO shines a beam of light. Text reads 'VEGANS FROM OUTER SPACE! TERRIFYING! TASTELESS! TOTALLY PLANT-BASED!'
Description: Pachymort stands at the edge of the wood where the light stops, eyes open in every direction, watching. Every eye sees. Nothing is forgotten. There is only stillness, and then the kind of sleep the forest keeps. In a coven built on consequence, something that watches without blinking and silences without hesitation is not a threat. It is a promise.
Description: Unblinking Witness stands at the edge of the wood where the light stops, eyes open in every direction, watching. Every eye sees. Nothing is forgotten. In a coven built on consequence, something that watches without blinking and punishes without hesitation is not a threat. It is a promise.
Description: Embrace your inner space botanist with this vintage-inspired sci-fi magazine cover design. Featuring a cute horned alien robot holding a potted succulent, this graphic blends retro futuristic aesthetic with cozy plant parent vibes. Perfect for gardeners, science fiction fans, and retro art lovers.
Description: A strange alien organism living in symbiosis with an unknown extraterrestrial plant. Flowers, fungi, roots, and organic growth emerge directly from its body, creating an unusual combination of alien biology and botanical life. A unique sci-fi illustration for alien lovers, nature fans, and science fiction enthusiasts.
Alien Gardener, Funny Extraterrestrial Botanical Illustration Card
by BlueinkSupply
$5.00 $6.00
Description: Demon Trap smells like rot and ruin, and the nefarious know that scent like home. They come eagerly, certain they have finally found something that understands them, something that speaks their language without flinching. Demon Trap lets them believe this. It is patient, and patience is its own kind of cruelty. It listens. It watches through eyes they cannot quite find. And when their intentions become clear, when the darkness they carry steps fully into the light, Demon Trap closes. There is no negotiation. There is no second audience. The last thing they smell is the same thing that drew them in.
Description: Demon Trap smells like rot and ruin, and the nefarious know that scent like home. They come eagerly, certain they have finally found something that understands them, something that speaks their language without flinching. Demon Trap lets them believe this. It is patient, and patience is its own kind of cruelty. It listens. It watches through eyes they cannot quite find. And when their intentions become clear, when the darkness they carry steps fully into the light, Demon Trap closes. There is no negotiation. There is no second audience. The last thing they smell is the same thing that drew them in. *You found exactly what you were looking for.*
