Dimensional Mugs
Description: Ancient and modern esoteric thinkers have associated the Flower of Life with the dimensional nature of our universe. Adding the dimensional holographic/fractal aspect to this pattern makes more sense to me after considering String Theories. I think the best way to describe this design is a Holographic Fractal. Unlike regular fractals, the repeating patterns is everywhere at once rather than on the edges. Background Image Credit: freepik from FreePik website.
Description: My Bad I Got Lost In Between Dimensions Again” It happens. One minute you’re here, next minute you’re somewhere between a UFO sighting, a CERN experiment, sacred geometry, and a pink unicorn. Totally normal Tuesday. Some people lose their keys. We lose our grip on linear reality. It’s fine. We always find our way back — eventually. For the chronically interdimensional. The accidentally enlightened. The ones whose brain is basically a cosmic collage that nobody else quite understands. You wouldn’t get it. You’d have to be from here. 🌀👽
Description: Doc Labs Streetwear - “Dimensional Systems (1)” - V.4 Orange/Purple - (Dimensions Collection) (Available in 6 Color Themes) : Doc Labs "Geowave" Art = Geometric Art + Contemporary Art + Abstract Art + Minimalist Art
“Dimensional Systems (1)” - V.4 Orange/Purple - (Geometric Art) (Dimensions) - Doc Labs Mug
by Doc Labs Streetwear
$13 $18
Description: The Combine, abbreviated as CMB and referred to as “Our Benefactors” in propaganda, is the title of an immense and powerful inter-dimensional organization, composed of a massive variety of both allied and enslaved species. It is the primary antagonistic force in Half-Life 2. The goal of the Combine is to build an inter-dimensional Empire known as the Universal Union and dominate the Multiverse.
Description: Black Mesa Research Facility (BMRF) is the headquarters of the Black Mesa research corporation, and the primary setting of the Half-Life game and its 3 expansions. Black Mesa undertakes research in various fields from radiation, rocketry, theoretical physics, lasers, experimental propulsion, hydraulics, robotics, hydroelectricity, genetics, zoology, applied mathematics, and a very wide spectrum of research into chemistry and physics. It is located in New Mexico, and the chief competitor of Aperture Science.
Description: Doc Labs Streetwear - “Dimensional Uplift” - V.3 Blue - (Dimensions Collection) (Available in 6 Color Themes) : Doc Labs "Geowave" Art = Geometric Art + Contemporary Art + Abstract Art + Minimalist Art
“Dimensional Uplift” - V.3 Blue - (Geometric Art) (Dimensions) - Doc Labs Mug
by Doc Labs Streetwear
$13 $18
Description: Doc Labs Streetwear - “Dimensional Rings” - V.1 Grey - (Dimensions Collection) (Available in 6 Color Themes) : Doc Labs "Geowave" Art = Geometric Art + Contemporary Art + Abstract Art + Minimalist Art
“Dimensional Rings” - V.1 Grey - (Geometric Art) (Dimensions) - Doc Labs Mug
by Doc Labs Streetwear
$13 $18
Description: Doc Labs Streetwear - “Dimensional Civilization” - V.6 Green - (Dimensions Collection) (Available in 6 Color Themes) : Doc Labs "Geowave" Art = Geometric Art + Contemporary Art + Abstract Art + Minimalist Art
“Dimensional Civilization” - V.6 Green - (Geometric Art) (Dimensions) - Doc Labs Mug
by Doc Labs Streetwear
$13 $18
Description: Aperture Laboratories, also known as Aperture Science, is the fictional corporation from Portal and Portal 2. Aperture Laboratories is also used as a trade name by Aperture Science for most of its products. Before the 1970s, the corporation was known as Aperture Science Innovators.
Description: Black Mesa Research Facility (BMRF) is the headquarters of the Black Mesa research corporation, and the primary setting of the Half-Life game and its 3 expansions. Black Mesa undertakes research in various fields from radiation, rocketry, theoretical physics, lasers, experimental propulsion, hydraulics, robotics, hydroelectricity, genetics, zoology, applied mathematics, and a very wide spectrum of research into chemistry and physics. It is located in New Mexico, and the chief competitor of Aperture Science.
