Feature Phone Cases - iPhone and Android

Description: Get a chuckle from this clever design for coders and tech enthusiasts. It humorously suggests that sometimes a bug and a feature are indistinguishable. A fun way to show off your industry insight.

Description: When prehistoric predators clash in a jungle lost to time, only the fiercest survive! A cunning velociraptor leaps into battle against a deadly pterodactyl, teeth bared and claws ready, as chaos erupts among the towering trees. Retro B-movie thrills collide with pulpy sci-fi action in this epic showdown of monstrous proportions—dinosaurs, danger, and dinosaur-sized suspense await fans of creature features, vintage horror, and grindhouse adventure.

Description: A cartoon ladybug with red wings and black spots is depicted with a large white speech bubble above its head. The text inside the bubble reads 'I'M A FEATURE' in black sans-serif font. The ladybug has black antennae, a black head, and light-colored eyes.

Description: Pumpkinhead Stan Winston Vintage Horror Graphic

Description: Creature Feature Movies

Description: Double Feature TV Monster Art

Description: A vibrant Halloween design featuring a creepy clown, werewolf and pumpkin monster enjoying a midnight drive-in movie. Great for colorful retro-horror and creature-feature fans.

Description: Zuni Drive-In Creature Feature 1957

Description: Rocky Horror Double Feature Vintage Cult Movie Graphic

Description: Tourist trap inspired design.

Description: The Creature Feature Horror Show

Description: Creature Double Feature Classic Monsters

Description: From Milwaukee's favorite horror host show from the '80s!

Description: Retro Creature Double Feature Classic

Description: A bold, text-based graphic with the word "INTROVERSION" in large white capital letters against a black background. Below, the text "A FEATURE - NOT A FLAW" appears, with "A FEATURE" in white capital letters inside a bright blue rectangle.

Description: The Incredible Melting Man is a 1977 American science fiction body horror film directed and written by William Sachs. The plot concerns an astronaut whose body begins to melt after he is exposed to radiation during a space flight to Saturn, driving him to commit murders and consume human flesh to survive. The screenplay was originally intended as a parody of horror films, but producers had comedic scenes edited out during production and new horror scenes added, thinking that a straight horror film would be more financially successful. Despite receiving largely negative reviews, the film was commercially successful, and it is believed that the shift in direction mid-production caused the end product to suffer.

Description: In the wild jungle of project management, one creature threatens every deadline and budget: the dreaded Scope Creep. This shirt is for the unsung heroes on the front lines, the Scope Creep Hunters who bravely defend the project plan from an onslaught of 'quick suggestions' and 'nice-to-haves'. A perfect badge of honor for the project manager, product owner, or business analyst in your life

Description: Embrace the ultimate relaxed developer vibe with this funny retro cartoon capybara design working on a laptop with the sarcastic quote "It's Not A Bug, It's A Feature".

Description: An homage to 60´s horror model kits

Description: Horror drive-in movie night artwork with monsters, vampires, werewolves, bats, and retro cars under a spooky midnight sky for classic fright fans.

Description: A vintage-style illustration of a giant legendary monster towering over a city skyline, inspired by classic Japanese creature movies. Great for monster and retro fans.

Description: Count Frightenstein

Description: When the shadows deepen and the moon turns red, the pursuit begins. This illustration brings to life the terrifying legend of the Wampus Cat—a creature born from Southern folklore and driven into the mysteries of the cosmos. Far beyond simple hunts, this scene is a collision of ancient creature features and cosmic dread. The Wampus Cat stalks its victims, watched by a brilliant UFO spotlight—a harbinger of forces both earthly and alien. This piece captures the terrifying moment where regional legend meets universal horror. Perfect for: Horror enthusiasts, folklore collectors, fans of cosmic dread, and lovers of unique vintage creature art. Themes: Southern Gothic, Cosmic Horror, Pursuit, Full Moon Cycle, Monster Legends.

Description: Creature feature vintage horror drive-in scene with classic monsters, spooky movie marquee, retro snacks, and a midnight double feature vibe.

Description: BEGOTTEN

Description: Squirm 1976 Cult Horror Movie Graphic

Description: Rasputin/Reptile Double Horror Feature Drive In Ad

Description: Based on my original cross stitch design

Description: A distressed black and white horror cinema graphic featuring a giant scaly swamp creature monster silhouette above bold stylized spooky text.

Description: A colorful rainbow pride design featuring the classic programmer phrase: "Not a Bug. A Feature." Perfect for developers, coders, software engineers, tech enthusiasts, and anyone who appreciates clever geek humor. A fun blend of programming culture, LGBTQ+ pride, inclusivity, and self-expression. Whether you're debugging code, celebrating Pride Month, or embracing what makes you unique, this design reminds everyone that differences aren't bugs—they're features.

Description: Embrace The Thrill Of Spooky Cinema With This Friday Night Frights Design. Perfect For Horror Movie Fans, Drive In Enthusiasts, And Anyone Who Enjoys A Double Feature Fright Night.

Description: In love with dumbphones/feature phone/basic phone again

Description: A charming motivational slogan that romantic souls, genuine hearts, and positive thinkers will totally agree with — because personality always outshines looks. Great gift for girlfriends, best friend appreciation gift, or a sweet present for anyone who leads with a loving and beautiful heart.

Description: Experience pure retro terror with Zuni Drive-In – Creature Feature Night 1957, featuring a terrifying bat-winged monster rising over a blood-red skyline, bold distressed lettering, and classic drive-in movie-night styling from the golden age of 1950s horror. This design captures the spirit of vintage creature features, midnight frights, and roadside Americana—perfect for fans of old-school horror posters, B-movie monsters, retro drive-in culture, and eerie pulp-style artwork.

Description: It's not a bug, it's a feature! A funny programmer design for coders, software developers, engineers, IT professionals, and anyone who lives for coding and debugging. Perfect for developers who know that sometimes the unexpected behavior is just an undocumented feature.

Description: A stark, bold typographic composition on a black background. The phrase "DO YOU REALLY WANT TO HURT ME" is displayed prominently in large, block white capital letters. The text is arranged in multiple lines for emphasis, making a direct and impactful statement.