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Description: Energy and modern open-wheel performance define this side-view illustration of David Malukas’s No. 12 car. Captured from a precise lateral perspective, the artwork emphasizes the car’s sleek aerodynamic surfaces, exposed wheels, and low, aggressive stance that characterize contemporary open wheel machinery. The minimalist graphic style keeps the focus on the flowing silhouette and technical design of the car rather than heavy branding. With clean lines and a balanced composition, this piece highlights the speed and engineering of top-tier American open-wheel racing. A great addition for IndyCar fans, motorsport collectors, and anyone who appreciates modern single-seater race car art.
Description: Robin Yount jersey number 19 with facsimile autograph, based off the classic Milwaukee Brewers game-worn jersey. The Kid spent his entire 20-year career with the Brewers — a two-time MVP at two different positions, Hall of Famer, 1982 World Series finalist, and the greatest player in Milwaukee baseball history whose number was retired by the franchise.
Description: An orange silhouette of a person meditating in a lotus position, surrounded by pink flowers and green leaves, with white stars above. The text 'BLIND MELON' is at the top, and 'I'M NOT INTO ORGANIZED RELIGION, I'M INTO BELIEVING IN A HIGHER SOURCE OF CREATION, REALIZING WE'RE ALL JUST PART OF NATURE' is at the bottom.
BLIND MELON I'M NOT INTO ORGANIZED RELIGION Meditation Silhouette Flowers Stars Graphic Phone Case
by INSIDE STORE
$17 $23
Description: Cute Y2K coquette style collage featuring Ariana Grande surrounded by bows, stars, strawberries, and lip kisses. Perfect for pop music fans and aesthetic fashion.
Ariana Grande Y2K Cute Aesthetic Coquette Aesthetic T-Shirt Phone Case
by raulrios
$17 $23
Description: A humorous cartoon depicting a multitude of hairs with anxious faces, rooted in skin. One hair, standing taller, gestures with its arm and speaks from a speech bubble stating, "Troops, we can't hold this position any longer. We're pulling back to the ears and nostrils." Below the scene, the text "Operation Chrome Dome" is displayed in bold white letters against a black background.
Description: This is the perfect t-shirt for fans of retro classic 80s arcade racing video games that you can play on your in-car touchscreen infotainment system using your steering wheel as a controller while waiting at a charging station. Featuring a modern self driving car on autopilot racing on an 8 bit video game track, this shirt is a fun way to show your love of both car racing computer games and EVs on game night.
Description: A silhouette of a woman in a fetal position, filled with a dense pattern of various green leaves. Within the silhouette, there are two white triangular shapes with black outlines and a small white curved shape. The background is solid black.
Silhouette of a Woman Covered in Green Leaves with White Geometric Shapes Phone Case
by NURUL SHAFIA
$17 $23
ATTENTION: The Most Powerful Position Is On Your Knees - funny warning signs Phone Case
by today.i.am.sad
$17 $23
ATTENTION: The Most Powerful Position Is On Your Knees - funny warning signs Phone Case
by today.i.am.sad
$17 $23
Description: A cartoon frog sits in a meditative pose in this close-up image. The frog is lime green with pea green spots and yellow eyes with closed eyelids. The frog is posed in a Lotus position with its hands in the Gyan Mudra. Below the frog is the word "PHILOFROGHICAL" in a large sans-serif font.
Description: From the Great War published in 1918. Info from wiki: During World War I, the statue of Mary and the infant Jesus – designed by sculptor Albert Roze and dubbed the Golden Virgin – on top of the Basilica of Notre-Dame de Brebières was hit by a shell on 15 January 1915 and slumped to a near-horizontal position, where however it remained until further shelling in 1918 destroyed the tower. The British said that whoever made the statue fall would lose the war, whilst the Germans thought the opposite. The Leaning Virgin became an especially familiar image to the thousands of British soldiers who fought at the Battle of the Somme (1916), many of whom passed through Albert, which was situated three miles from the front lines. It was finally des...
