Screen Cards

Description: Vintage death head moth with a skull-like face and ornate wings, a gothic Halloween illustration with dark antique linework and eerie botanical style.

Description: This Humorous Design Perfectly Captures The Moment Of Dropping And Breaking A Phone. Featuring The Exact Text "Well, Shit...", It's Ideal For Anyone Who Has Experienced Phone Accident Frustration Or Has A Dark Sense Of Humor About Everyday Tech Struggles.

Description: Black and white portrait design of actor Glen Powell.

Description: Black and white portrait design of actor Lee Marvin.

Description: Hand lettered Milford Sound design: the name is drawn as an ornate vintage signpainter emblem with curled swashes and a cream keyline, wrapped around a small scene of a sheer pyramid peak rising from black fiord water. Flat screen print colour with letterpress grain. Keywords: milford sound, new zealand, screen print art, letterpress style, travel lettering.

Description: Retro Jack-o'-lantern pumpkin with a cheerful carved face, warm vintage Halloween colors, and a spooky seasonal illustration style.

Description: Black and white portrait design of actor Jesse Plemons.

Description: LONDON glows at peach sunset as the historic riverside fortress rises beside tranquil water, leafy branches, loose reflections, and a passing boat.

Description: Black and white portrait design of actor Timothee Chalamet.

Description: A retro bookplate-style engraving of a calm loggerhead sea turtle drifting beside a tiny jellyfish, paired with a laid-back nautical slogan for a nostalgic ocean-lover tee.

Description: Four homemade Halloween costumes—a sheet ghost, cardboard robot, oversized witch, and sneaker-wearing mummy—form a cute spooky monster club in a bold 1960s-inspired screen-print style. Made for fans of retro Halloween, DIY costumes, trick-or-treat nostalgia, and family Halloween traditions.

Description: This digital detox concept captures the ultimate outdoor irony with a clean, monochrome look. Featuring a minimalist depiction of a backpacker stranded on a mountain summit staring blankly at a smartphone with no signal, it delivers a healthy dose of wilderness therapy and sarcastic humor. Perfect for hikers, campers, and anyone who loves a good laugh about modern screen time while off the grid.

Description: Bold pop art portrait of Napoleon Hill, author of Think and Grow Rich, rendered in a classic political screen print style. For fans of self-help history, success mindset culture, and iconic American motivational figures.

Description: Bold pop art portrait of Napoleon Hill, author of Think and Grow Rich, rendered in a classic political screen print style. For fans of self-help history, success mindset culture, and iconic American motivational figures.

Description: Relatable tech humor for the overloaded mind. Featuring a retro computer interface showing a brain stuck in an infinite loading loop with too many browser tabs open.

Description: Scroll less, live more. This bold pop comic reminds you that endless alerts and shallow likes are not the same as real connection. With shattered bubbles, broken heart icons, and electric lightning bolts in hot pink, teal, and yellow, the vibrant collage captures the rush of breaking free from your feed. Made for Gen Z and Millennials ready to reclaim their time, this rebellion speaks to anyone embracing a digital detox, mindful living, and mental health awareness. It is a loud call for balance during Mental Health Awareness Month and every day.

Description: A black background features the word "MONDAY!" in jagged red lettering with a bright blue lightning bolt striking through it. Below, a green rectangular screen displays "SELECT", "START A NEW WEEK", and a green button that reads "QUIT". A white cursor points to the "QUIT" button.

Description: Laurel & Hardy Quotes: "Septober, Octember, No Wonder"

Description: Bold pop art portrait of Napoleon Hill, author of Think and Grow Rich, rendered in a classic political screen print style. For fans of self-help history, success mindset culture, and iconic American motivational figures.

Description: This shopping addict design perfectly captures the chaotic rush of online retail therapy. Featuring a vibrant pop-art style pink hand holding a cracked smartphone, a wild explosion of shipping boxes, credit cards, and shopping carts bursts from the shattered screen. It is an ideal piece for impulse buyers and e-commerce lovers who know the thrill of the digital shopping spree.

Description: Prepare to face the eerie boundaries of technology with this striking tech-horror scene. Featuring a cracked desktop monitor enveloped by thorny autumn vines, a creepy six-fingered hand emerges from the shattered screen as a chilling warning of the uncanny valley. Perfect for human creators and tech skeptics alike, this dark grunge comic masterpiece captures the tension of human imagination versus machine. Bring a spooky warning atmosphere to your collection or showcase your stance at your next tech conference with this detailed, haunting visual.

Description: This bold comic scene shows a broken game controller splitting apart beside explosive sparks and crackling lightning, charged with yellow, pink, and cyan pop energy. Made for gamers embracing digital detox and screen-free living, it speaks to anyone tired of constant notifications and tech fatigue. The message is simple: going offline can be a luxury. Whether you're supporting mental health awareness or just craving more balance, this vibrant composition celebrates mindful tech breaks and the power of stepping away from the screen.

Description: Embrace vintage Hollywood glamour with this stunning sketch of a classic film icon. Her stylish sunglasses reflect a massive sparkling diamond ring to highlight her legendary jewelry collection. Fans of retro cinema and high fashion will adore this elegant illustration.

Description: Bold pop art portrait of Napoleon Hill, author of Think and Grow Rich, rendered in a classic political screen print style. For fans of self-help history, success mindset culture, and iconic American motivational figures.

Description: In a world that never stops scrolling, being offline is a luxury. A minimalist statement for digital detox fans, slow living enthusiasts, and anyone choosing peace over notifications.

Description: ewing& starks& oakley& happer& mason.

Description: A close-up, high-angle view shows the top-left corner of a black electronic device with a reflective display. Subtle metallic silver trim outlines the device. The screen is entirely black, with a faint diagonal reflection cutting across it.

Description: 1912 swimmer from the silent screen.

Description: tip screen

Description: Steven Adams — Iron Screen

Description: Movie screen double exposure ...maybe triple

Description: The crack has been there a while. KNOWN on the chest in institutional serif — the system's classification. ISSUE rising into it in Bristol Scrawl — the human annotation, same verdict, different hand. On the back: the crack. A smartphone screen fracture pattern across the full back, impact point lower left, the specific physics of a drop from a jacket pocket. No phone frame. No device. Just the damage, documented. The screen still works. The issue is known. No resolution is currently available. The ordinary, exactly as found. Preserved, not refreshed. For people who know exactly what's wrong and keep going anyway. Made in Melbourne.

Description: Pratt institute

Description: A smartphone screen displayed in portrait mode with a black background. At the top, signal and Wi-Fi icons are visible. A large, lime-green heart-shaped pickleball is centrally placed. Below, red and green circular buttons display 'Decline' and 'Accept' respectively. Text reads 'Pickleball is calling...' above the ball and 'and I must go!' below.

Description: A bit of programmer humor - a poetry for nerds, in honor of all the lost Sys32 and blue screens of death

Description: A literal representation of an incoming call screen from a mobile device. The background is black with white text 'Duty Calling...'. Flanking this are two circular buttons: a red button labeled 'Decline' with a phone receiver icon, and a green button labeled 'Accept' with a phone receiver icon.