Iron Age Crewneck Sweatshirts

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The Iron Skull was originally a soldier who was gravely injured during World War II (which, in this timeline, was fought partially on American soil well into 1950s). He was brought to Chicago, where Dr. Watson, a surgeon at "Chicago Hospital," worked to replace his flesh and bones with metallic components. The resulting cyborg was super-strong, resistant to bullets and capable of limited telepathy. His new face was missing a nose, giving him a skull-like appearance. By the year 1960, the Second World War wound down and reconstruction began. This year also saw a rise of rampant crime that the police struggled to contain. The cyborg decided to use his abilities to fight crime in Chicago as the Iron Skull.

There is something eternal about art. For those who like their art old and beautiful, I offer the Uffington horse.

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You want to buy this t-shirt, don't you? I know you liked her. I recommend this t-shirt in different colors. And let the reactor on your chest always burn!

Infinity war quote :)

Ultrons idea of evolution.

Dragon Age Inquisition The Iron Bull Starry Night

Director Fury will see you now.

Avengers quote :)

Contemporary design in the style of a traditional Celtic equal armed cross.

For the history geeks, like myself, the ultimate horse is the Uffington horse. This design clearly states this truth together with the timeless curves of the Uffington impression of horsiness.

A celtic knotwork representing the roots of an oak tree, symbol for inner strength

A celtic double triquetra design

a triquetra knotwork based on the hilton of cadboll stone

"Embark on an imaginative journey to an era where steam powers the world, and the industrial revolution has taken a fantastical twist. 'Mechanical Marvels of the Steam Port' captures a bustling harbor alive with ingenious contraptions and mechanical wonders. Grandiose structures adorned with gears, cogs, and piping tower over the wooden docks, where majestic ships, engineered with the spirit of Victorian futurism, come to rest. The air is filled with the sounds of clanking metal and hissing steam, evoking a sense of nostalgia for a time that never was. This artwork is a perfect fusion of historical inspiration and creative speculation, making it an ideal piece for enthusiasts of steampunk aesthetics and retrofuturistic designs. Let this ...

a celtic triquetra symbol in the shape of a spearhead

a celtic knotwork used in a Monceau chest

My take on a traditional design and published in my book The Crafter's Design Library Celtic in 2003.

This design is based off the enigmatic symbols of the Picts -- a Celtic-speaking people who lived in Scotland. This symbol is commonly referred to as the crescent and v-rod, although the exact meaning behind the symbol is not completely known.

My closeup photo of a rusty old metal post

a celtic knotwork in the shape of a flower

Dragon Age

a celtic knotwork in a pyramid shape

Infinity war quote :)

The Iron Bull from Dragon Age: Inquisition. Artwork originally posted on my tumblr, "here":http://cute-ellyna.tumblr.com/post/133550793615/if-you-want-a-mix-on-characters-i-think-13-would

also known as Darrow

i need the other guy

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A contemporary Celtic design I produced this for my book The Crafter's Design Library - Celtic in 2002.

Inspired by European ancestors art, the picture is created following the bear design from the Ural region from Iron Age. The bear is the master of the forest and has always been the spirit animal for European people.

This design is based off one of the most famous panels of the Gundestrup Cauldron. It depicts the god-- often identified as Cernunnos-- holding a torc in one hand and a snake in the other. I've recreated the design in my own style making a unique take on this famous piece of Celtic/La Tene art!

This Born To Tri TShirt for Triathlete is perfect for the age group triathlete completing their first triathlon. This triathlon finisher shirt is perfect for the beginner triathlon showing off their swim bike run accomplishment.

A contemporary Celtic design inspired by the motifs found in the early mediaeval illuminated manuscripts such as the Book of Kells and the Lindisfarne Gospels. The difference here is that women were rarely depicted in early Celtic art.