Farnsworth Hoodies
Description: A black and white patent drawing detailing a method and apparatus for nuclear-fusion reactions. It features intricate mechanical diagrams with numbered parts and text including "INVENTOR 21.", "METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR PRODUCING NUCLEAR-FUSION REACTIONS", "P.T. FARNSWORTH", and "BT. 20.200".
Description: So back in the 1920s, rich people used to eat mummified remains as a laugh... at parties. So... futurama played off that notion in this bit... and I played off their notion and created this shirt. I don't really make a lot of money off these shirts, btw. I'm a millennial... I basically use this income to help those in need... struggling artist friend. Donate to my local needs shelter. Planned Parenthood. It's really funny that Futurama fans lean right... y'all never understood the subtext of the show, didjya?
Description: A bold retro pulp-era illustration celebrating Philo Farnsworth, the true inventor of electronic television. Heroic vintage comic-book styling, dramatic lighting, and classic halftone textures make this design perfect for science history fans, engineers, inventors, and lovers of vintage poster art. A striking tribute to the pioneer who changed the world.
