Weird Science Long Sleeve T-Shirts

Abstract and evil architecture - alien face art - Mysterious color sticks.

Durbb... that's all you need to know.

Fabulous cover for issue no.98 of Adventures Into The Unknown, 1958. Pencilled and inked by Ogden Whitney, now in the public domain.

Intelligence is the ability to adapt to change. -Stephen Hawking

A Sorcerer of The Hundred Year Coast ponders complex Alchemical Arithmetic in his clifftop Laboratory.

when I'm invisible

Could it be...the weirdest thing I learned this week?

Robot + dog = greatness

Perfect for geologists, volcano lovers, or anyone else who wants to go with the flow.

Water/Grass Type

Don't mind the sulfuric acid rain...

SCIENCE IS REAL 80'S THEME

Mm tasty. Follow my insta @ghostgoop

She comes from another world to have fun in yours!

Daily render done on December 11th 2020

Ew.

weird

Unofficial fan art

Deep Wimp the band

oh, look, a little jumping spider.

"Hey, look at that!" Funny imaginary UFO sign made in the style of a road sign.

Fishing in space? Why not

Retro Style 2

This design features a realistic green eye.

We cover some pretty serious stuff on The Weirdest Thing I Learned This Week. We also cover vampires. So. It evens out. Trick your friends into asking you about crimes against humanity with this sassy tee!

What's this? Some strange new chemical concoction developed by a mad scientist? No... it's Bubbly-Doo!

A Tarot Card inspired by The Mad Scientist Podcast, a show about the science, philosophy, and history of paranormal, pseudoscientific, and otherwise weird claims. Hosted by Christopher Cogswell and Marie Mayhew, the show delves deep into serious and funny topics with a mix of in depth, well researched episodes on a variety of topics and roundtables featuring the less serious side of the strange. Made with permission from The Mad Scientist Podcast Twitter.com/desdymona twitter.com/MadScientistPod We would love to see your photos!

Even those made of tin need to find a way to stay cool.

>>>>>>>> Copyright © 2023 David Hartman. All Rights Reserved <<<<<<<< The laboratory creation for all occasions

A design for people like myself..lol

This little robot is actually a nutriant fluid and nanobot filled sack. It's core is...something else.

You may not remember much else, but at least you'll remember where you were when everything changed. And remember, every 24 hours IS a fresh start. No bathrooms.

This weird and wonderful illustration features a retro alien riding a bike.

Upside down chickens design.

It's our duty!

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