Cross Section Phone Cases - iPhone and Android
Description: A cross-section of soil layers presented in an isometric view. The top layer includes a small red mushroom with white spots and several brown twigs and small circles representing organic matter. The soil is depicted in multiple horizontal bands of varying brown and tan shades, with darker circular inclusions in each layer.
Description: A cross-section of geological strata with different colored layers, including green, brown, yellow, and red, topped with rocks. Above the strata, the text "THIS IS MY " is displayed in white, curved lettering. Below the strata, the word "FAULT" is prominently displayed in large white capital letters, followed by "I COULDN'T TAKE THE PRESSURE" in smaller white capital letters.
This Is My Fault I Couldn't Take The Pressure Geology Layers Phone Case
by Pastel Dream Nostalgia
$17 $23
Description: A circular emblem resembling a cross-section of a tree trunk. The outer ring is reddish-brown with concentric lines indicating growth rings. Inside this, a turquoise blue area also features concentric lines. White text reads "PETRIFIED FOREST" in large letters, with "NATIONAL PARK" below in smaller letters.
Description: A detailed scientific botanical study depicting multiple plant specimens in cross-section, showing their root systems extending into the soil. Each plant showcases a different stage of growth and root development, presented in a historical illustration style with a dark background and a granular soil texture.
Botanical Study of Root Systems and Plant Growth Phone Case
by DRASA STUDIO DESIGN
$17 $23
Description: A dual-panel depiction of geological strata. The left panel displays mountainous formations labeled 'GRANITE' with visible layers and internal red veins. The right panel exhibits cross-sections of layered earth with distinct textual labels such as 'EUTH', 'EARTH', 'BREDOGION', 'BOLIOMANS', 'ORFERAUL', 'EARH', and 'CADPESEDF', showcasing different geological compositions.
Description: Geology meets brutalist design. Each stratum is delineated by crisp vector hatching – never relying on opacity tricks. The core texture uses a strict 25 LPI halftone screen, guaranteeing the white underbase stays hidden. A perfect statement for science and structure enthusiasts.
