Vortex Phone Cases - iPhone and Android
Description: Bridget Riley is a British painter known for her pioneering work in Op Art, a style of art that uses optical illusions to create the impression of movement and depth. Born in London in 1931, Riley studied at Goldsmiths College and the Royal College of Art before developing her distinctive style, which features bold geometric shapes and vibrant colors arranged in intricate, repeating patterns. Riley's work explores the relationship between color and form and often plays with viewers' perceptions of space and movement. Her influential career has spanned over six decades, and she continues to produce vibrant, dynamic works of art today.
Description: I have been a fan of Doctor who since the 70s. Over the past few years i have done a series of Paintings from Space and time to pop art splat. This is part of the Pop Art series which is based on the swirl of the time vortex. The original painting that these images come from are much bigger and in a Wide screen style. To use these for T shirts etc I have cropped the design and modified them from my original paintings.
Description: If you are in the magical world, this is the design for you! Pretty lettering, moon phases, and a swirling abstract background. This design looks best on dark colors. Great for Halloween or Samhain, when a full blown costume isn't warranted. It can also be a light-hearted Pagan or Wiccan design. Never Forget.
Description: The beautiful side of math. Mandelbrot Set Fractals are simple patterns from complex equations. Stunning formations are infinate and the shapes resemble shells. A decorative spiral heading into the void. Mesmerizing in it's beauty this geometric abstract art is in an aesthetic silver gray.
Description: A grinning skull spirals into oblivion, caught in a whirl of decay and motion. The design evokes themes of descent, death, and cyclical doom—perfectly reflecting Six Feet Under’s brutal and unrelenting death metal legacy. The swirling form resembles a vortex or burial coil, symbolizing the inevitability of mortality and the relentless pull of the grave.
