Steampunk Hoodies

Description: When you feel like sailing the Ether! Great design with a vintage grunge design for Steampunk, science fiction or science fantasy fans.

Description: original painting on canvas

Description: Steampunk motif in color, with vaguely ghostly fading background. Cool and spooky.

Description: And her little bat-cat too!

Description: New original design and tribute to one of my all time favorite films.

Description: Born in the tiny fishing village of Grimmfjorden on the west coast of Norway, he worked as a blacksmith until age 12. He was caught in an eerie downpour of mystical rain that mutated his ability to wield his enormous "Hammer of Frostbite" with uncompromising strength.

Description: Steampunk design with Man flying over the Moon.

Description: An awesome cover from an old failed comic. Don't let the beauty of this design go to the wind. Spaghetti western redox anyone?

Description: A family stopping on the moon during their space holiday. Collage art by Taudalpoi.

Description: Thanks for listening to TechnoRetro Dads, where we remember the past and share it with the future.

Description: Retro futurism, space collage artwork

Description: An ancient warrior with a modern twist.

Description: Vacuum Tube 1929 Patent, Radionics Lamp Invention, Radio Tube Blueprint, Steampunk

Description: An airship captain from my Mechanical Aviary series

Description: Unleash the power of the deep with this intricate steampunk octopus design, blending vintage nautical themes with mechanical gears and futuristic aesthetics. Perfect for t-shirts, hoodies, and accessories, this unique artwork is ideal for steampunk enthusiasts, ocean lovers, and fans of sci-fi and fantasy-inspired fashion.

Description: Gentlemanly service for only 1 penny.

Description: This is a great design for that analog fan!

Description: Bull Dog Cafe Original Aesthetic Tribute 〶

Description: This is a the cover of a pulp novel science fiction novel.A diver ensnared by a tentacled monster.

Description: This fancy feline is expressing his steampunk style, tipping his hat, with his pet batty friend, and offering is a fine cup of tea. This version has a white outline. The 'charcoal outlined' version, is also here in my shop.

Description: In the age of steam powered airships...

Description: Steampunk Fish

Description: Cover art for Snail's Pace, a sci-fi space opera with a Victorian woman and snail aliens.

Description: owl

Description: The Legendary City, an original design for the 2021 JordanCon shirts. Now available to all.

Description: Perfect for the steampunk, fantasy, science fiction beautiful woman fan! If you love cool steam punk, this is the gear for you! Featuring a steampunk lady in corset, goggles and spread mechanical wings. Background of robotic gears, cogs and pipes.

Description: The Rocinante flying over Mars

Description: Airships attached to a mechanical fish bone and piloted by a rabbit. Where could they be traveling to? Traditionally hand drawn and inked and combined and colored in Photoshop. This was part of a series in a zine.

Description: Oh the humanity!

Description: filet of sea snake

Description: Steampunk airship sailing the sky

Description: This unique design by artist Jeff Bartels features a baby Bunny with a steampunk top hat and goggles. The cute little rabbit is looking forward with its head slightly tilted giving it a curious look. The over sized head and small body along with the details in the fur and steampunk accessories create a beautiful combination of a cartoon and realistic look. The brass and leather accents in the hat and goggles give this adorable bunny design a steampunk look

Description: White line art on black of steampunk motif

Description: A clock-work orange tribute

Description: "Understanding is a three-edged sword." Delve into the deep philosophical lore of Babylon 5 with this iconic quote. A profound design for fans who appreciate the intricate narrative and complex characters of the last, best hope for peace.

Description: Vacuum Tube patent drawing from 1924. Invented in 1904 by John Ambrose Fleming, vacuum tubes were a basic component for electronics throughout the first half of the twentieth century, which saw the diffusion of radio, television, radar, sound reinforcement, sound recording and reproduction, large telephone networks, analog and digital computers, and industrial process control.