Engineering Pins and Buttons
Description: A black background features text in varying styles and colors. The top line reads "ENGINEERING" in bold, outlined letters within a red rectangle. Below this, "SOLVING PROBLEMS," is in grey, outlined letters. "You didn't" is in a red script font. "KNOW YOU HAD IN" is in grey, outlined letters, and "Ways you can't" is in red script font. "UNDERSTAND" is in grey, outlined letters.
Engineering Solving Problems You Didn't Know You Had In Ways You Can't Understand Pin
by Fabecco Designs
$3.25
Description: A black background with four lines of text. The first line is in blue, distressed capital letters: "ENGLISH". The second line is in white capital letters: "IS IMPORTANT". The third line is in white capital letters: "BUT". The fourth line is in blue, distressed capital letters: "ENGINEERING". The fifth line is in white capital letters: "IS IMPORTANTer". The text is arranged centrally and stacked vertically.
Description: This is a stark black and white design. The top line reads "THEY SAY MAGIC" in large, bold, white sans-serif capital letters. To the right of "MAGIC" is a white gear symbol with emanating lines. The second line reads "WE SAY ENGINEERING" in the same style of white capital letters.
Description: A graphic depicting a human brain shaped like a complex electronic circuit board with multiple colorful components and connections. Above the brain, the text reads 'ENGINEERING SOLVING PROBLEMS'. Below the brain, the text states 'YOU DIDN'T KNOW YOU HAD IN WAYS YOU CAN'T UNDERSTAND'.
Description: A monochrome design featuring the word "ENGINEERING" in large, bold, white capital letters at the top. Below it is a white gear with a circular opening, filled with white dots and star shapes. Below the gear, the text "IS TRUE MAGIC" is also in large, bold, white capital letters.
Description: A circular emblem with a gear-like border, containing a shield in the center. The shield features a multi-tool, a roll of tape, and a paperclip. Laurel branches flank the shield, and a banner below reads 'IMPROVISE OR DIE'. The text 'MCGYYVER SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING' encircles the emblem.
Description: A graphic representation of a brain formed by colorful circuit board pathways in orange, pink, green, and blue on a black background. Text above reads "ENGINEERING SOLVING PROBLEMS" in yellow and white. Text below reads "YOU DIDN'T KNOW YOU HAD IN WAYS YOU CAN'T UNDERSTAND" in yellow.
Description: A humorous text-based composition with bold lettering against a black background. The top line reads "engineering?" in a gold serif font. Below that, "I'm" appears in a smaller, burnt orange script. The main phrase "ENGI-NEARING MY LIMIT" is presented in large, fiery white and red letters, with flames licking the tops of the "ENGI-NEARING" section and a gradient effect on "MY LIMIT."
Description: A retro-style graphic with the word "Engineering" arched at the top in white with red outline. Below it, two golden trumpets are crossed in front of a vibrant orange starburst with scattered orange stars. The text "IT'S LIKE MATH BUT LOUDER" is displayed in white at the bottom.
Description: A bold statement graphic featuring a welder in protective gear, engrossed in the act of welding with bright sparks flying. The text above reads "IF WELDING WAS EASY" and below it states "IT WOULD BE CALLED ENGINEERING", rendered in a strong, capitalized font against a dark background.
Description: Dive into the world of high-performance with our Supra MK4 design. This artwork captures the essence of the iconic Toyota Supra, showcasing its sleek curves and powerful presence. Perfect for JDM enthusiasts and those who admire the perfect blend of style and speed. Embrace the spirit of Japanese engineering with this dynamic design.
Description: A powerful artistic map of Panama, the bridge between two worlds. The design highlights the monumental Panama Canal, featuring a massive cargo ship navigating the locks that connect the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. A perfect gift for maritime enthusiasts, engineering fans, and those fascinated by global trade and the unique geography of Central America.
