Screen Phone Cases - iPhone and Android
Description: A black and white graphic styled like a nutrition facts label. It lists "Programmer Nutrition Facts" prominently at the top. The label details "Serving Size: 1 Anxious Programmer" and breaks down various attributes like "Sitting" (90%), "Staring at the screen for too long" (60%), "Not Knowing Why the Code Works" (>1000%), "Stack Overflow Searching" (Overdosed), "Hardworking" (0%), and "Lazy" (100%). A disclaimer states "Daily Values May Be Higher Or Lower Depending On What JS Framework They Use" and a small computer monitor icon is present.
Description: In My Defence I Was On The Internet Too Long! A hilariously relatable design for anyone who finds themselves down endless online rabbit holes, making weird decisions, or spending way too much time staring at screens. Perfect gift for gamers, meme lovers, chronically online folks, and lovers of witty humor.
Description: A blue screen with a white outline of a sad face at the top. Below the face, white text reads 'This human ran into a problem and needs to restart'. A second block of text says 'If yu'd like to know more, to can search online for this error:'. At the bottom, in bold white letters, is 'NEEDS_MORE_COFFEE'.
Description: Bold white typography expresses a creative ambition about inspiring others through digital presence and personal storytelling
Ever Since I Was Young I Wanted to Ask if Everyone Can See My Screen Phone Case
by GlassWilderness Art
$23
Description: Halftone skull with sunburst lines: "Perception is Reality." Perfect for philosophy lovers and vintage print enthusiasts. Features retro screen printing dot technique, radiating lines, and thought-provoking perception philosophy message.
Perception is Reality - Halftone Screen Print Skull Philosophy Gift Phone Case
by Luminari Creations
$23
Description: Represent North Loop Austin with this industrial print-inspired design featuring 78751 local press details and technical alignment marks. Perfect for screen printers, printmakers, and Austin neighborhood locals. Makes a unique gift for lovers of industrial typography and local pride.
Description: A retro computer graphic with a pixelated screen displaying purple and yellow squares. Above the computer, the text reads 'ENJOY INTERNET'. Below the computer, the text '56KBPS' is prominently displayed, followed by 'THE FUTURE IS HERE'. The style is vintage and computer-themed.
Description: A black and white graphic featuring a cartoonish character with a screen as a face, surrounded by the repeating text "BMO". The character has arms and legs, a cross-shaped controller button, and round details on its body. The background is black, and the text "BMO" is in a blocky, bubble-letter style.
Description: A bold retro teletext design packed with neon pixel typography, glitchy scanline effects, and a playful 1980s hotline theme. The artwork captures analog tech nostalgia, early chat culture, CRT screen energy, and vaporwave-inspired colors with a humorous “loading times” and “glitch free” message.
Description: A pixelated retro-style depiction of a character's portrait on a screen labeled 'G.R.V.T. SYSTEM'. Below the portrait, a text display reads '"Where's Everyone Going? Bingo?"' with 'Leon' written to the right. The screen has various buttons and indicators.
G.R.V.T. SYSTEM "Where's Everyone Going? Bingo?" Leon Pixelated Portrait Phone Case
by EONGJE STUDIO
$23
