Imagery Magnets
Description: There are places the mind goes when the body is still — places where memory becomes landscape, emotion becomes sky, and consciousness folds in and out like breath. XPANS is the chronicle of those crossings. In the quiet drift between awareness and oblivion, the world reshapes itself. Trees glow, moons open like doors, and the self becomes a traveler. XPANS captures the moments when reality thins and the inner universe rises to meet you. Every image is a threshold. Every threshold is a return. XPANS is the expansion — the slipping, the awakening, the luminous in‑between.
Description: There are places the mind goes when the body is still — places where memory becomes landscape, emotion becomes sky, and consciousness folds in and out like breath. XPANS is the chronicle of those crossings. In the quiet drift between awareness and oblivion, the world reshapes itself. Trees glow, moons open like doors, and the self becomes a traveler. XPANS captures the moments when reality thins and the inner universe rises to meet you. Every image is a threshold. Every threshold is a return. XPANS is the expansion — the slipping, the awakening, the luminous in‑between.
Description: There are places the mind goes when the body is still — places where memory becomes landscape, emotion becomes sky, and consciousness folds in and out like breath. XPANS is the chronicle of those crossings. In the quiet drift between awareness and oblivion, the world reshapes itself. Trees glow, moons open like doors, and the self becomes a traveler. XPANS captures the moments when reality thins and the inner universe rises to meet you. Every image is a threshold. Every threshold is a return. XPANS is the expansion — the slipping, the awakening, the luminous in‑between.
Description: A dramatic, black and white graphic on a light background depicts a pile of cracked skulls topped by a set of large, broken wings. Fiery red and orange flames emerge from the sides. The bold, distressed text "WINGS OF WAR ANGEL" is prominently displayed above the skulls, giving the image a dark, heavy metal aesthetic.
Description: Geo-Japan is a six-piece modernist suite where Japan’s eternal symbols are rebuilt in geometry, atmosphere, and red-sun myth. Towering monoliths, floating temples, and silhouetted pines meet clean shapes and layered skies, blending tradition with a contemporary design language. Each piece balances stillness and scale: sacred architecture held inside circles, forests framed by vertical light, and landscapes mapped like memory.
Description: It's Halloween night! Be sure to grab your candy bucket to carry all of your delicious treats!
Black and Orange Pumpkin Buckets Magnet
by Kevin-Simmons-Studio Art Bo.
$3.75 $4.75
Description: Stunning abstract celestial art featuring radiant golden sun rays in a sacred geometry style. This mystical solar illustration captures the essence of cosmic energy and spiritual light, set against a deep navy background for a sophisticated aesthetic. A perfect design for fans of esoteric symbols, Zen meditation, and modern alchemy who appreciate bold, radiant burst graphics and bohemian sunburst motifs.
Sacred Geometry Golden Sun Rays Abstract Celestial Art Magnet
by ˚ · • . ° . K 💛 Design . ° . • · ˚
$4.75
Description: Stunning abstract seahorse design featuring intricate geometric patterns and a vibrant fiery gradient. This modern nautical tribal symbol blends fractal-inspired linework with bold marine aesthetics. A perfect artistic choice for ocean lovers and fans of exotic sea wildlife who appreciate spiritual totem imagery and deep-sea-inspired graphics with a dark, sophisticated vibe.
Geometric Seahorse Nautical Tribal Symbol Abstract Marine Art Magnet
by ˚ · • . ° . K 💛 Design . ° . • · ˚
$4.75
Description: Step back in time with this vibrant 90s retro gadgets design featuring iconic vaporwave aesthetic elements. From classic cassette tapes and walkmans to floppy disks and retro cameras, this Memphis-style graphic captures the essence of analog technology. Perfect for geeks, music lovers, and anyone nostalgic for the neon-tinted vibes of the late 20th century.
90s Retro Gadgets Vaporwave Aesthetic Nostalgia Art Magnet
by ˚ · • . ° . K 💛 Design . ° . • · ˚
$4.75
He's Making A List Checking It Twice Political Christmas Magnet
by Bastian
$3.75 $4.75
Description: Powerful Gyomei Himejima artwork showing his emotional resolve, stone-themed strength, and intense Hashira presence.
Gyomei Himejima Demon Slayer Stone Hashira Tears of Strength Art Magnet
by Bernardo Illustrations
$4.75
Description: End the Violence – Tactical Gear Activist Graphic A striking protest graphic featuring distressed text above two armed figures in tactical gear, set against an urban backdrop, delivering a direct message: Stop Killing Us. The imagery highlights the tension between militarized force and community safety, underscoring the urgent demand for accountability and an end to violence. The gritty painterly style and confrontational stance make this design a powerful statement for activism, marches, vigils, and social justice advocacy. Created for those who refuse silence and insist on justice, protection, and meaningful change.
Description: A composition of many thin vertical stripes, each a different solid color or containing a repeating section of a larger picture. The colors vary from muted tones like gray and brown to vibrant hues such as red, yellow, and blue. The stripes are tightly packed together, creating a visually dense and abstract pattern.
Description: Frustrated desires are a common theme in René Magritte’s work. Here, a barrier of fabric prevents the intimate embrace between two lovers, transforming an act of passion into one of isolation and frustration. Some have interpreted this work as a depiction of the inability to fully unveil the true nature of even our most intimate companions. Enshrouded faces were a common motif in Magritte’s art. The artist was 14 when his mother committed suicide by drowning. He witnessed her body being fished from the water, her wet nightgown wrapped around her face. Some have speculated that this trauma inspired a series of works in which Magritte obscured his subjects’ faces.
