Astronaut Planet Mugs
Description: Following the events in "Beneath the Planet of the Apes," Cornelius and Zira flee back through time to 20th Century Los Angeles, where they face fear and persecution similar to what Taylor and Brent suffered in the future in "Planet of the Apes," and discover the origins of the stream of events that will shape their world. This design is based on the movie poster from the Japanese release on July 31, 1971.
Description: A whimsical surreal scene of an astronaut on the moon, holding the planets as if they were balloons. It's a dreamy take on cosmic exploration, imagination, and the weightlessness of wonder. An astronaut stands on a dark, rocky surface in space, holding strings attached to several planets that resemble balloons. The planets include Earth, Jupiter, and Venus, among others. A vibrant, starry galaxy fills the background, creating a sense of depth and vastness.
Description: Astronaut planet balloon hand-drawn illustration featuring a weightless astronaut holding a planet-shaped balloon on a string. This bittersweet free-floating design shows a drifting spaceman with a navy visor, a lavender jetpack, and a red chest panel, holding a teal planet balloon in one hand while the other hand floats open and relaxed. A crescent moon and distant planet drift in the background. Drawn pixel by pixel in MS Paint with wobbly mitten hands and flat imperfect charm on a warm burnt orange background. Perfect for letting go, moving on, space dreamers, astronaut fans, and anyone who holds the universe gently and knows when to release it.
Description: Astronaut and Basketball is a monoline design that is suitable for t-shirts, jackets, or merchandise with the theme of basketball, sport, astronaut, ufo, alien, nasa, rocket, space, and also suitable for use during event, festival, party, summer, autumn, holiday, vacation, or weekend as daily wear.
Description: In the mid-'70s, Omega Man and Planet of the Apes were hot sci-fi films garnering a lot of public interest, so when you're looking for a new comic book title, why not merge themes from both hit movies and give it a vampire twist? Surely it can't lose, right? Sadly, 1975's Planet of Vampires didn't cut it and only made it for three issues before the title was canceled by its publisher.
Description: Two small astronauts stand together beneath colorful planet balloons in a sweet cosmic scene. The design blends space exploration with playful friendship, using soft planetary colors and whimsical astronaut imagery for fans of galaxies, solar system art, and cheerful outer-space themes.
