Astronaught Pins and Buttons
Description: A laid-back space sloth wearing a weathered silver astronaut helmet, surrounded by crisp silver stars. Featuring sleepy amber eyes, a crooked grin, and detailed vintage comic-style artwork, this original cosmic sloth design blends relaxed animal humor with classic retro science fiction. Perfect for sloth lovers, space fans, astronomy enthusiasts, and anyone moving through the universe at their own pace.
Space Sloth Astronaut Retro Sci Fi Cosmic Commander Pin
by TXRANGER
$2.75 $3.25
Description: In the style of Roy Lichtenstein's Girl With Hair Ribbon, but with a cool space suit.
Girl With High-Tech Space Suit and Amnesia Pin
by Fanboy Museum
$2.75 $3.25
Description: A lone astronaut floats peacefully in deep space, casting a fishing line into the universe and reeling in a mysterious UFO. Surrounded by planets, stars, and distant galaxies, this whimsical sci-fi design blends cosmic adventure with a sense of humour. Perfect for space lovers, astronomy fans, sci-fi geeks, and anyone who enjoys unique and imaginative artwork. The vintage comic-style illustration makes this a standout design on t-shirts, hoodies, stickers, and posters. Whether you love space exploration, aliens, or just quirky designs, this cosmic fisherman astronaut is ready to make a catch from the stars.
Cosmic Fisherman Astronaut – Space Fishing Sci-Fi Illustration Pin
by MADMIKE CLOTHING
$2.75 $3.25
Spacegirl on a spaceventure Pin
by The Art of Chris McQuinlan
$2.75 $3.25
Description: Ham the Space Monkey (as he’s referred to colloquially while in reality a chimpanzee) endured the terror of space flight, spinning in fear in order to open the stars to human beings. While he survived, due to the trauma of the experience he refused to ever enter his space pod again, even just for photographs. Han survived for 19 years after his ordeal. Despite the cruelty of humans doing this to another thinking being, we honor Hams ordeal and the doors he opened up through physically enduring the launch and descent process and especially in taking on the weight of bearing witness to the cold and endless cosmos in the complexity of fear and wonder even humans struggle to comprehend.
