Icon Art Phone Cases - iPhone and Android
Description: GrafPunk! Art and Design with Attitude. Grafitti Art and Punk Rock Style Graphics with an Edge. Pop Culture Fashion and Street Art Style Using Digital Punk Fluid. Browse our modern pop-grunge designs. From retro punk streetwear and wall art to fresh pop culture merch ... GrafPunk! has you covered.
Description: "Stevie" was only the second piece I did when I started this particular pop art adventure in early 2015. It's got many of my staples, but one of my techniques that I don't use quite as much as I would like is the thick-lined color gradients you see here. On this one, I went with a circle that evolves into elliptical waves emanating from Stevie Wonder's amazing mind. For my color gradient technique, inward to outward I use dark to light gradients on the main image and light to dark on the background palette. The result is a surreal, psychedelic effect I have not seen used in art before, which is one of the reasons I am proud of this piece and the technique.
Description: Is this the 'Champion of the World' or the 'Show Must Go On' jumpman? This design captures the 'Bohemian Rhapsody' energy of rock royalty and the unstoppable spirit of an icon. You'll be singing 'We Are The Champions' when you wear this tribute to a true legend, guaranteed to make you feel 'Under Pressure' to show it off! #Freddie Mercury #Jumpman
Description: This bold and vibrant tribute captures Billy Idol in full 1980s glory, featuring his signature platinum spiked hair, black leather jacket, and rebellious stare. Set against a backdrop of pastel teal, blush pink, and Memphis-style shapes, the composition radiates retro flair. The name “Billy Idol” is styled in large turquoise block letters with a hand-scripted pink overlay, while squiggled accents and scattered confetti textures give it that unmistakable neon nostalgia. A must-have for fans of vintage rock and synth-pop attitude.
Description: A poetic moment frozen in time: Pier Paolo Pasolini observing a soccer game in the Roman outskirts during the 1960s. This powerful black and white image captures the soul of Italian neorealism — youth, concrete landscapes, and raw humanity. Ideal for lovers of classic cinema, literature, and urban cultural history. A bold, thoughtful piece for home decor, film studies classrooms, or anyone inspired by Pasolini’s vision.
