Space Language Long Sleeve T-Shirts

Beware of people speaking space languages. They are likely aliens!

"human" in heptapod's universal time warping circle language written in black ink.

Created on January 2nd, 2024.

I Believe Nuremberg 1561 UFO Celestial Phenomena

Dank Farrik - a explicit word used by many different species In space

Language is the first weapon drawn in a conflict.

Do you speak klingon ?

Wanasa - Word Play - Arabic Word

We're all Foreign.

Nope the fuck outta your situation with this lol!!!

Colorful & new design fitting for travelling people who love to camping. It can also be given as a birthday, anniversary, or any special day to your lover, crush, mother, father, brother or sister who love to camping. The design also fitting every time in the life.

For all who don't speak human or who do not want to talk.

Reimagined vintage 1950s sci-fi movie poster (German language version) - Anfall Fran Rymden

Please drop your outdated language

I'm Sorry in japanese

RES INEXPLICATA VOLANS (Unexplained Flying Object)

RES INEXPLICATA VOLANS (Unexplained Flying Object)

안녕 - Annyeong

hangul(korean) typography

Geometric shapes and planetary alignments hamfisted into darkly sketched mars-scapes. Black daggers hovering over triangular hands...

alien with a fiery haircut learns the earth language from a dictionary

Alien talking in japanese and egyptian, from the Canyengue Fulero fanzine, drawn by Maximiliano Lopez Barrios ©2019

A design for science lovers

메리 크리스마스 / Merry Christmas

Cadete del espacio Space Cadet t-shirt Spanish

AISHITERU

Cochlear Implant Design.

This extraterrestrial says how do you think you found us before we found you?

A great design for all who are interested in space and astronauts. The design shows a cool astronaut. A perfect gift for friends and family

Hands in the shape of a heart behind a sparkling display of confetti-style rainbow stars. Represents friendship and love :) Original drawing Copyright © 2024 Olivia Ossege

Vulcan script saying "dif-tor heh smusma" The phrase is attributed to Stephen Crane by Willa Cather in her essay "When I Knew Stephen Crane," first published in 1900: "You have to have the itch of the thing in your fingers, and if you haven't,—well, you're damned lucky, and you'll live long and prosper, that's all. AS FAR AS I CAN SEE THOSE WORDS ARE BEYOND COPYRIGHT LAWS. This is my artistic opinion. Also dif-tor heh smusma is in Vulcan script and language, not trademarked. Please check it out.

Alien aui langage

Minimalist geometric abstraction piece. Perhaps its a new form of language or just a symbol from ancient times? Who knows...

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Calling all polyglots and language enthusiasts! Represent your love for translation with this unique Thermian Official Translator design. A great conversation starter for language lovers and sci-fi fans!