Window Space Magnets
Description: Cosmic window hand-drawn illustration featuring four panes each showing a different view of space from a cozy room. This quiet introspective design shows a window with a sun, crescent moon, Saturn, and a comet in each pane, with a coffee mug steaming on the windowsill and a tiny candle glowing beside it. Curtains hang on each side. The warm dark brown background feels like a cabin watching the universe from home. Drawn pixel by pixel in MS Paint with wobbly frames and flat imperfect charm. Perfect for cozy aesthetic lovers, coffee and space fans, introverts, stargazers, and anyone who watches the cosmos from their window seat.
Cosmic Window Cozy Window Seat — Hand-Drawn Space Through Window Illustration Magnet
by PixelOrbits
$4.75
Description: A cinematic sci-fi scene showing the breathtaking view of Mars from inside a futuristic spacecraft window. Surrounded by glowing control panels and the dark metallic interior of a deep-space vessel, the red planet fills the massive observation port while distant stars shine across the void. Inspired by classic science fiction, interplanetary travel, and realistic space exploration concepts, this artwork captures the feeling of humanity approaching another world. Perfect for fans of Mars exploration, astronomy, NASA-inspired art, futuristic spacecraft, sci-fi interiors, and cosmic adventure. Ideal for T-shirts, posters, hoodies, stickers, and space-themed collections.
Description: A mysterious black cat sits beside an arched window and gazes into a breathtaking galaxy filled with stars, cosmic clouds, and a glowing celestial world. This dreamy space-inspired illustration is perfect for black cat lovers, stargazers, astronomy fans, cosmic art collectors, and anyone drawn to magical feline and celestial aesthetics.
Description: astronaut feels lonely in space, he miss his family, friend and miss the earth.. he feels so numb and emptyness. A stylized sci-fi illustration of an astronaut sitting on a circular spacecraft window, looking out at a distant planet and star-filled space. The artwork features vibrant orange and teal tones with a clean, modern vector style, creating a calm yet adventurous atmosphere. Ideal for t-shirt designs, posters, wall art, book covers, and futuristic themed merchandise.
Description: This surreal artwork features an open window framing a starry night sky with northern lights glowing in the background. The blend of celestial colors and mystical smoke adds a dreamy and cosmic vibe, perfect for fans of fantasy and nature-inspired designs.
Surreal Night Sky Window With Northern Lights Magnet
by Neelydirt pattern
$3.75 $4.75
Description: A circular composition featuring a cockpit interior with three seats facing a large window. The window reveals a space scene with a large celestial body and stars. The text "THAT'S NO MOON" is displayed prominently above. Drapes frame the window, and controls fill the foreground and midground.
Description: Cosmic phone booth hand-drawn illustration featuring a British telephone booth filled with the universe instead of a booth interior. This lonely magical design shows a phone booth with a sun, crescent moon, Mars, and stars visible through the panes while a telephone handset floats off its hook in zero gravity inside. A curious cat sits outside looking up. A puddle on the sidewalk reflects stars instead of sky. Fallen leaves rest on the ground. Drawn pixel by pixel in MS Paint with wobbly panes and flat imperfect charm on a dusty mauve background. Perfect for lonely romantics, phone booth fans, cat lovers, cosmic wanderers, and anyone dialing a number the universe hasn't given out yet.
Description: A whimsical rocket ship in deep red and yellow with gold stitching. The rocket features stylized swirls, stars, and a circular window where a white cat wearing a blue astronaut helmet looks out. Flames in orange and yellow emanate from the base. The overall style is playful and decorative.
Description: Vostok 1 (in russian “Восто́к”, which means East or Orient 1) was the first manned spaceflight in history, launched from Baikonur Cosmodrome on April 12, 1961. It made the soviet cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin the first human to cross into outer space and orbit around Earth. The illustration features the launch of the rocket, playing with baroque and nouveau elements.
