Schematic Phone Cases - iPhone and Android
Description: A technical diagram displaying the disassembled parts of a cassette tape. It includes detailed labels for each component, such as 'Supply Reel', 'Take-Up Reel', 'Magnetic Tape', 'Slip Sheet', and 'Housing Screw'. The diagram also shows the magnetic tape construction with its 'Oxide Coating' and 'Base Film (Polyester)'.
Description: A white circuit diagram on a black background with two distinct regulator circuits labeled 'REGULATOR 1 CIRCUIT' and 'REGULATOR 2 CIRCUIT'. The top circuit takes 'IN1 12V DC' and outputs '+5V', while the bottom takes 'IN2 9V DC' and outputs '+5V'. Text phrases 'WHAT PART OF...' and 'DON'T YOU UNDERSTAND?' are prominently displayed.
What Part Of... Don't You Understand? Circuit Diagram Phone Case
by chasingvisions
$17 $23
Description: Celebrate classic horology with this detailed technical blueprint illustrating the specs and anatomy of an automatic dive watch. Built for watch collectors, scuba divers, gear enthusiasts, and mechanical engineering fans who appreciate fine craftsmanship. Bring sleek monochrome industrial style and watchmaker aesthetics to your everyday collection.
Description: A schematic depicts an airfoil interacting with undisturbed flow, showing air deflecting upwards and downwards. Below, a formula and two rows of graphs illustrate fluid dynamics, featuring spheres with swirling blue arrows and contour plots with flow lines and numerical axes.
Airfoil Undisturbed Flow and Fluid Dynamics Formula F = (np×p) with Graphs Phone Case
by RIO BRIAN AMIGOS
$23
Description: Metal Gear D was developed by Dr. Drago Pettrovich Madnar for Zanzibar Land in 1998, much like the prototype TX-55 was for Outer Heaven, three years prior. Zanzibar Land had intended to mass-produce Metal Gear D, with a total of 21 units serving within the country's Tactical Army, divided among 3 Special Task Forces. A small-scaled version, known as Metal Gear G (codenamed "Gustav") was also to have undergone mass-production. However, neither of these plans would ultimately be realized.
Description: A black background features a white line drawing of a complex mechanical apparatus with gears, levers, and wheels. Above the diagram, white text reads 'WHAT PART OF'. Below the diagram, white text reads 'DON'T YOU UNDERSTAND'. The style is technical and schematic.
WHAT PART OF DON'T YOU UNDERSTAND Mechanical Diagram Phone Case
by antoniolero
$17 $23
Description: A blueprint-style outline of a full suspension bicycle is presented. Below the bicycle, two detailed patent drawings of bicycle components are shown, labeled with numbers '1', '8', '2', and '6'. The overall presentation has a clean, schematic aesthetic with white line work on a black background.
Description: A blueprint-style composition divided into red and black sections. The left side features a white sidebar with the text "SELECTED TEAM" and several icons. The main area shows a detailed line-art depiction of a mechanical unit, half in shadow on the left and fully rendered on the right against a red background with Chinese characters and "AG SYSTEMS" logos.
Description: A clean blueprint-style aviation artwork featuring the iconic HE 111 rendered in precise white technical linework over a deep blue aircraft drafting background. The composition includes detailed top, side, and front orthographic views along with a fuselage cross-section, measurement callouts, and structural framework lines that give it an authentic engineering schematic feel. The bold HE 111 heading at the top adds a strong industrial touch, while the crisp layout and technical proportions make this piece especially appealing to WWII aviation enthusiasts, military aircraft collectors, and fans of classic aeronautical artwork.
Description: A black background with the bold white text "WHAT PART OF..." at the top and "...DON'T YOU UNDERSTAND" at the bottom. In the center is a yellow electrical schematic with various labels like "CACT", "DACT", "PHC 1M0", "PHC 0M0", "CUAT", "CUK", "DEN", "THCT", "MW", "CUNT", "CUN", "DUN", "CLAT", and "CANT".
Description: A circuit board pattern with a large central processor and various components, rendered in gradient green and yellow lines against a black background. The text "WHICH PART" is prominently displayed in white at the top, and "OF YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND" is in white at the bottom.
WHICH PART OF YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND Circuit Board Phone Case
by Typography of Arts
$17 $23
Description: Detailed diagram of the Japanese Nagato-class battleship BB 9-10 showing side profile, deck layout, armament coverage, and technical specifications in a vintage naval reference format. Ideal for WW2 naval history enthusiasts, ship diagram collectors, and maritime fans interested in Japanese warships and detailed technical schematics.
Description: Great for World War Two airplane aircraft lovers, enthusiasts who love WWII British aircraft, warplane model makers and air warfare buffs. Perfect for world war two aircraft memorabilia collectors showing a detailed blueprint illustration design adapted from an original World War Two document showing a Handley Page Halifax four-engined heavy bomber.
Description: Unleash your inner paleontologist with this unique Tyrannosaurus Rex blueprint design. This graphic features a detailed schematic of a T-Rex, rendered in a classic technical drawing style, complete with measurement lines and annotations. The clever phrase 'Licensed To Carry Small Arms' adds a humorous twist, playing on the famously tiny forelimbs of the mighty dinosaur. Perfect for dinosaur enthusiasts, science teachers, paleontologists, and anyone who appreciates a good prehistoric joke. This design combines scientific illustration with witty humor, making it a standout piece for fans of ancient creatures and extinct beasts. The wireframe style gives it a retro, educational feel, while the sarcastic text provides a modern, funny edge.
Description: The art style perfectly executes a clean technical minimalism, industrial layout schematic, and meta graphic-designer streetwear aesthetic. By transforming a fundamental prepress manufacturing rule into a sharp, diagrammatic framing device, it beautifully maneuvers past lazy, generic design apparel tropes like basic colorful ink splatters, standard rainbow paint brushes, or simple cartoon laptops. It stands out as an elite insider handshake for printmakers, book artists, and desktop publishers, making it an exceptional, retail-ready addition.
Description: A black and white schematic representation of a V-twin engine, labeled as FIG. 1 and referencing U.S. Patent 1,234,567. The diagram details various components including cylinder blocks, pistons, crankshafts, spark plugs, and valve stems, with numerical and textual annotations.
V-Twin Engine Diagram U.S. Patent 1,234,567 Fig. 1 Phone Case
by JOKSNESTGAMESS1992
$17 $23
