Antenna Magnets

A brilliant blue and black butterfly with antenna!

A pattern of many brilliant blue and black butterflies with antenna!

The design contains the text May The Morse Be With You under the illustration of an antiques wooden morse device.

We all make mistakes. But the best ones are the ones that make a great story.

This design contains the illustration of a radio antenna with some clouds between the text: Some People Raise Gardens I Raise Antennas.

Flying bug

This fella's all hopped up on Mountain Dew. And crack, probably. I mean, just look at his eyes. This is a human being, so amped up on stimulants that he looks like... this. Is that green part his neck??? I don't even know, and I made this thing. Hopper.

nevertheless, this too shall pass because You told me to Believe.

Hope you like it!

Display your love of nostalgia with this retro design!

Light micrograph of a tiny rove beetle (Staphylinidae) antenna, pictured area is about 240 micrometers tall.

For all the two of you out there who have always wanted an alien/sphynx/mermaid mashup...

Drawn by hand!

Oskar is very confused at how weirdly his servers have been acting up...

Oskar's reaction after finding out MOULE released a diss track against him!

flying alpine longhorn beetle procreate illustration

Oskar is crying crocodile tears because no one will donate him peanuts for his fake music promo packages!

Oskar after his MOOL DIS TRACK got FAMMUS OVERNITE and he went to go holiday at the Fammus Islands.

Oskar laughing as he spreads his fake music promo packages all over 2Square!

Oskar relaxing after a successful day of pranks.

Six pairs of curious dotted green and yellow eyes look down upon the bumpy center of a deep indigo and orange flower that is populated by substantially abstract beetles who are wandering off symmetrically. Waves of picturesque details, fading from pale violet to gentle bronze, swirl lavishly in the background. From a photograph of a hand-painted vinyl record. Enamel Painting on Vinyl Record + Image Blending & Digital Effects

Oskar is a cruel and sadistic prankster, but when you offer him a peanut butter sandwich he suddenly turns into the most friendly, polite, thankful squirrel on the planet...

Oskar is very angry that MOULE is calling out his ridiculous "music promo packages"!

Funny eat sleep radio repeat

Common Mestra Butterfly South Texas ©Debra Martz This butterfly's range is from Costa Rica north through Central America to Mexico and South Texas but it is noted that it strays north to South Dakota. I captured this photograph at the Laguna Atascosa National Wildlife Refuge in south Texas. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved In My Gallery/Collection: Butterflies Bees Insects 20240304-DSC_0264 Alt Text: A delicate butterfly with predominantly light grey wings and a touch of orange along the bottom edges rests on a slender small branch surrounded by green foliage. The delicate wings are open, showcasing the butterfly's natural symmetry and the intricate patterns etched across its wings.

ants, shelter

ants, insects (stikers)

ants, insects

Excellent and Funny Ham Radio / Amateur Radio Motif for Ham Radio Operators. This Funny Design is ideal clothing for all people who love Ham Radio, Morse Code, Electronics and Antenna - Wear this Design during Contesting and Hamfest.

Lithobiomorpha - stone centipede - in Crater Lake National Park, Oregon, USA.

Like a moth to a flame, this fairy chases her dream. A soft heart shows a glimmer in her bright eyes. Adventure awaits.

illustrations for radio images, depicting a vintage atmosphere on clothes or accessories

Show your love of old analog television with this unique design!

The design titled "Where's the Ham" features a humorous and adorable design centered around a dog ham-radio operator. The design's artwork displays a cartoon-style illustration of a pointer dog, sitting at a ham radio setup. This cute canine, with an expression of playful curiosity, is depicted as speaking into a microphone. The image is set in a cozy amateur radio environment, with radio equipment like a transceiver, dials, and antennas surrounding the dog. The dog's pose and expression suggest it's actively engaged in a conversation over the radio. Adding to the humor, the dog appears to be asking, "Where's the Ham?" This clever saying humorously combines the dog's expected interest in food (ham) with the hobby of ham radio operation.

In this playful image, we see a vintage radio sitting proudly on a table, surrounded by a heap of freshly-popped popcorn. The radio's dials and knobs hint at a bygone era of music and entertainment, while the popcorn promises a tasty and satisfying snack. It's as if the radio is saying, "I may be old-fashioned, but I know how to have a good time - and I always have popcorn on hand for my listeners!" The contrast between the vintage radio and the modern snack creates a fun and quirky image that's sure to put a smile on anyone's face.

Sweet Green Alienne the Alien Girl, from the Portraits of the Universe collection by Nalinne Jones, colored pencil on pastel paper.