Five By Five Magnets
Description: “All wings, check in.” “Red 3, standing by.” “No.” “Red 6 sta— what?” “2 comes before 3.” “Wedge, this isn’t the time—” “I am sick of the brown-nosing little twerp barging in because he can’t God damn count!” “Red 5 standing by.” “Shut the hell up, Luke.” A little break from my usual cartooning, just a piece to honour one of the greatest space battles in history.
Description: A detailed depiction of a skeletal character wearing a white and red striped pilot's helmet with red circular emblems. The character has glowing yellow eyes and is seated in a spaceship cockpit with numerous control panels and screens. The background shows a starry sky with spacecraft and laser fire. Text reads 'ED FIVE' and 'STANDING BY'.
Description: Five beats. One legend. This original hand-drawn caricature of jazz piano giant Dave Brubeck by Gene (Gwiz) Williams captures the cool, cerebral elegance of the man who made 5/4 time feel like the most natural thing in the world. Featuring the iconic "Take Five" typography integrated directly into the illustration, this design is a love letter to the golden age of jazz quartet performance and the Columbia Records era that changed what popular music could be. Whether you're a jazz pianist, a vinyl collector, a music teacher, or just someone who knows that Time Out is one of the greatest albums ever recorded — this one's for you. Original comic art and caricature by a working artist who has spent four decades drawing the legends.
Description: "In the pipe, five by five" is a military-style phrase meaning "on track and communicating perfectly," with "in the pipe" referring to being on the correct path or within the designated zone, and "five by five" meaning a clear and strong signal or a perfect score. The expression gained popularity from the 1986 film Aliens, where the dropship pilot uses it to describe a smooth and perfect flight.
Description: It takes 5 Paladins to Form Voltron, and this design by Zilla incorporates the silhouettes of all of them, in order of their Voltron configuration. Black Lion (with a purple streak) forms the head in the middle, while the Green and Red Lion arms surround Black, with the Blue and Yellow Lion legs taking the outermost spots. Each Paladin's corresponding Lion symbol is beneath each silhouette. Let's Voltron (in Black Logo)sits on top. This awesome design by Zilla will make you want to get together with 4 of your friends and shout, "YEAH!!"
Description: It takes 5 Paladins to Form Voltron, and this design by Zilla incorporates the silhouettes of all of them, in order of their Voltron configuration. Black Lion (with a purple streak) forms the head in the middle, while the Green and Red Lion arms surround Black, with the Blue and Yellow Lion legs taking the outermost spots. Each Paladin's corresponding Lion symbol is beneath each silhouette. Let's Voltron (in White Logo) sits on top. This awesome design by Zilla will make you want to get together with 4 of your friends and shout, "YEAH!!"
Description: The Sator Square (or Rotas Square) is a word square containing a five-word Latin palindrome. The earliest form has ROTAS as the top line, but in time the version with SATOR on the top line became dominant. It is a five-by-five square made up of five 5-letter words, thus consisting of 25 letters in total, all derived from eight Latin letters: five consonants (S, T, R, P, N) and three vowels (A, E, O).
