Android Magnets
Description: Illustrated lyrics for the song Jigsaw Falling into Place from the album In Rainbows by the band Radiohead
Jigsaw Falling into Place - Illustrated lyrics - Inverted Magnet
by Bangart
$3.75 $4.75
Description: Vector cartoon illustration of a cute, but sad little robot with blue eyes sitting on the floor with Not Today text. Tags: robot, droid, android, machine, future, sad, upset, cute, humor, cartoon, grief, frown, depressed, depression, lonely, adorable, blue, gray, not, today, busy, procrastinate, lazy
Description: The hero you know. A reality you don’t. Stop scrolling and look closer. This isn't your childhood 8-bit hero, this is a cinematic reimagining of a legend in stasis. With a bold red and yellow palette and a haunting sci-fi atmosphere, 'The Red Protocol' is the ultimate statement piece for your streetwear rotation. Whether you're a hardcore retro gamer or a cyberpunk enthusiast, this design from Ink&Iron Apparel is built to stand out in the dark.
Description: This breathtaking Japanese woodblock print depicts a giant robot facing off against a man on a beach, capturing the drama and excitement of mecha-inspired sci-fi. The intricate details and bold colors make this artwork a standout addition to any collection of Japanese art or pop culture memorabilia.
Description: Even androids enjoy a peaceful moment by the fire. This charming vintage Japanese design features a friendly, retro-style robot carefully preparing tea over a crackling campfire in a serene forest setting, under a large red sun. The ukiyo-e woodblock inspired texture adds a unique touch to this whimsical blend of sci-fi and nature, perfect for robot enthusiasts and lovers of quirky, imaginative art.
Description: The symbol that appears in the game to help the player to find Jericho in the game Detroit Become Human.
Detroit Become Human Symbol of Finding Jericho Magnet
by digitalartbysana
$3.75 $4.75
Description: The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy is a comedy science fiction franchise created by Douglas Adams. Originally a 1978 radio comedy broadcast on BBC Radio 4, it was later adapted to other formats, including novels, stage shows, comic books, a 1981 TV series, a 1984 text adventure game, and 2005 feature film.
