Future Inventor Merch
Future Inventor Invention Innovator Engineer Kids Tapestry
by Absolute Cinema
$23 $30
Description: Doc Brown Labs // Inventor & Scientist. Hill Valley, California, Est. 1985. Since he created the time machine, he is undoubtedly the greatest intellect of them all.
Inventor & Scientist // Doc Brown Labs, Est 1985 Posters and Art
by Trendsdk
$10 $14
Description: Playful retro sci-fi cartoon showing an unhinged, smiling baby platypus wearing a kitchen colander helmet wired with blinking diodes, vacuum coils, and jumper cables, under the vibrant headline "Future Schlock." A quirky tribute to vintage B-movies, DIY backyard inventors, and classic mad scientist tropes.
Future Schlock - Mind Control Colander Platypus Mad Scientist Pillow
by Fisheyed Graphics
$23 $28
Description: “You may live to see man-made horrors beyond your comprehension.” ― Nikola Tesla ― Foresees a future of terrifying human creations. Perfect for dystopian thinkers, futurists, and doom-scrollers. Makes a great gift for anyone who fears what we're building.
Man Made Horrors Beyond Your Comprehension - Nikola Tesla Warning Quote Tapestry
by Quiet Storm
$23 $30
Description: Future engineer artwork for 8th grade with a young builder, hard hat, tools, books, and STEM icons, celebrating learning, ideas, and career goals.
Future Engineer 8th Grade STEM Kids Career Graphic Magnet
by QUEST QUALITY QUARTERS
$3.75 $4.75
Description: The battle between Tesla and Edison was more than just a fight over technology. It was a battle of ideas, a clash of visions for the future. Edison's direct current represented the old obsolete and greedy way of generating power. Tesla's rebellious alternating current represented a new way of thinking about electricity, a more efficient and sustainable way to power our world.
Description: A minimalist design featuring three white line-art robots arranged horizontally against a black background. Below the robots, in bold white capital letters, is the text 'I BUILD ROBOTS'. The robots have distinct features like eyes, antennae, and functional-looking bodies with buttons and panels.