Grid Earth Phone Cases - iPhone and Android

Grid Earth

Warm, neutral tones of brown and beige squares in a checkered grid pattern in a mosaic style.

Good advice

Renewable energies - Solar, Wind, Hydroelectric, Geothermal, Hydrogen

Wavy rectangles grid in browns and tans. Algorithmic geometric design.

“Not all who wander are lost.” This drawing was inspired by the Jeep Wrangler (this drawing could be mistaken for a Ford Bronco, it’s left up to your interpretation) and being able to go off roading in it and truly experience the world.

This Rabbit – We All Share This Planet is part of our design series which is meant to help raise awareness about our planet’s health, responsible environmental practices, invasive species management, and individual animals. If you like rabbits or animals in general, care about our planet’s future and Mother Nature, this design might be a really good choice! Also, it’s a meaningful gift for any rabbit lover, pet rabbit owner, park ranger, zoo keeper, vet or nature person!

Earth Day

Solar power, a great alternative to coal.

Why do you choose to believe the lies that the top 1% keep telling you?

who needs tv when you have chickens?

retro world

Renewable energies - solar wind hydro geo thermal

Wind turbines, a great way to convert wind energy to electricity.

Mint green tiny house text

Il mare lo sa

Renewable Energy. I'M A Big Fan. Smiling Sun, climate change, earth day, global warming, green energy,

Barleycorn houndstooth patterns in eight different subtle colorways.

Electric blue spotted giraffe... What can be more unique?

Solar power, a great way to go green.

Renewable energies - solar wind hydro geo thermal

Solar power, a great way to go green.

Wind turbines, a great way to convert wind energy to electricity.

Pedal power, a great way to get around and keep fit.

Wind turbines, a great way to convert wind energy to electricity.

Wind turbines, a great way to convert wind energy to electricity.

Solar power, a great way to go green.

A grid of earth energies circles the globe, connecting important and sacred sites such as Stonehenge, the Egyptian Pyramids, and the Great Wall of China. If you plot these and other sites on a map, a curious thing becomes apparent: Many of them can be connected by straight lines. Were these monuments and sacred sites specifically built at those locations by ancient people with lost knowledge of unknown earth energies especially strong along these "ley lines"?

Clean Energy

EVs are the future! Go Electric!

living in a linear world