Faceless Phone Cases - iPhone and Android
Description: "Faceless Crowd" is an original illustration from Awakening Frontier, our science-fiction novel: the climbers kneel on a cracked star-shaped floor while a crowd of faceless white figures closes in behind them. Made by Alliance Interstellar: we write the story and direct each scene; the image was created with AI image tools, then selected, edited and prepared for print by us. The novel is on Kindle as Awakening Frontier: The Towers.
Description: Celebrate one of The Vampire Diaries’ most underrated couples with this faceless Bonnie and Enzo illustration. A minimalist tribute to Bonenzo — emotional, aesthetic, and perfect for fans who love soft fandom art. Ideal for prints, stickers, shirts, or subtle gifts for TVD lovers.
Description: The urban legend comes alive! 💀 This traditional old-school tattoo design features Slenderman, creepy tentacles, the all-seeing eye, and an "Always Watching" banner. 🌑✨ Perfect for Halloween and alternative goth fashion. Grab yours and join the Fictional Ink Society! 🧭
Slenderman Always Watching in Halloween Tattoo Phone Case
by Fictional Ink Society: Retro Old School & Geek Fan Art
$23
Description: Sixteen fighters. One legendary roster. No faces needed. Inspired by the world of Street Fighter and its live-action reimagining, this retro arcade-style character grid brings together iconic fighters in a bold, distressed pop-art design. From Ryu and Ken to Chun-Li, Guile, Balrog, Blanka, M. Bison, and more, each character is represented through their unmistakable hairstyles, costumes, colors, and fighting identities—without a single facial feature. Featuring vibrant character panels, vintage comic-book textures, and nostalgic arcade aesthetics, this design celebrates the fighting games that defined a generation and the characters still making their mark today. Perfect for fighting game fans, retro gamers, arcade enthusiasts, and anyon
Description: Follow The Money — One Face In The Crowd A dense woodcut-style crowd of nearly identical men in suits and ties stares out in judgment — one face barely distinguishable from the next. Somewhere in the sea of scowling suits, a single familiar figure blends right in with the rest of the establishment. "Follow the money" here isn't about one person; it's about a whole system built to look interchangeable, so no single face ever has to answer for it. A striking linocut-inspired satire piece about conformity, corruption, and the crowd that closes ranks. For anyone who's noticed how similar they all start to look once you follow the trail far enough. A Puff Sumo original.
Description: Follow The Money — One Face In The Crowd (Fark Bersion) A dense woodcut-style crowd of nearly identical men in suits and ties stares out in judgment — one face barely distinguishable from the next. Somewhere in the sea of scowling suits, a single familiar figure blends right in with the rest of the establishment. "Follow the money" here isn't about one person; it's about a whole system built to look interchangeable, so no single face ever has to answer for it. A striking linocut-inspired satire piece about conformity, corruption, and the crowd that closes ranks. For anyone who's noticed how similar they all start to look once you follow the trail far enough. A Puff Sumo original.
