Pangea Pins and Buttons

Remember Pangea? I don't.

the one continent map

At one point the world really was united, literally, in a single (ish), magical land mass called Pangaea (or Pangea). Celebrate the memory and hope of a world united in peace and proximity with this awesome and humorous declaration... Great gift for college students or anyone into peace, history, geology, geography, or prehistoric maps. A Clothed Circuit (tm) original design featuring circular type and artwork with a grunge distressed effect for an aged, worn, retro vintage look.

This is a cute, science humor design featuring shades of blue and the supercontinent of Pangea with each continent cuddled up against each other.

This is a cute, science humor design featuring a rainbow of colors and the supercontinent of Pangea with each continent cuddled up against each other.

This is a cute, science humor design featuring shades of green and the supercontinent of Pangea with each continent cuddled up against each other.

A land without borders. A land without walls. A land without continental shift. A hypothetical but likely super continent. Pangea

This Geography Teacher Earth Pangea Continents Design is the perfect gift for men, women, mothers, fathers, brothers and sisters. Expecially for birthday, Christmas or any special occasion.

This is how the Earth has looked like in the past

Earth by the time there was only one continent, Pangea

Revolutionary style poster design exhorts all committed geologists and earth scientists to "Re-unite Pangea!" Get our (continental) drift?

Whether you're a seismologist, Pangeaeart restorationist, or just like protesting things, this '90s era 'Stop Plate Tectonics 1991' design is for you. Fight the power!

Tell everyone about your favorite vacation destination, 200 million years ago. Pangea was the best!

Revolutionary style poster design exhorts all committed geologists and earth scientists to "Re-unite Pangea!" Get our (continental) drift?

Reunite Pangea shirt.

Earth when the continents were Pangea

Introducing the "Flag of Pangea" – a hilarious and heartwarming design that calls for a global reunion! Be part of the global movement to bring the world together on our one-of-a-kind T-shirts and apparel. The continents, snugly fit like puzzle pieces, form the legendary supercontinent, Pangea. It's not a design; it's a call to action! Let's bridge the gaps, quite literally, and reunite Pangea for a united world. Wear the "Flag of Pangea" proudly and let the world know that you're all in for a global get-together.

reunite pangea

Together Pangea

Original work by Theprometeus, included in the novel Los Cuentos que no duermen.

reunite pangea

A scene of unlikely proportions created during my twitch stream, where viewers give ideas for drawing prompts.

Blue and green continental drift geology map with reversed arrows and text saying "Reunite Pangea".

Max

Pangea break-up, global maps (elliptical projections). The Pangea supercontinent formed about 300 million years ago, in the late Paleozoic Era (around the start of the Permian Period), due to continental drift. At top, Pangea is shown as it appeared 200 million years ago (at the end of the Triassic Period) as it began to break up. This led to the formation of today's continents. The appearance at 135 million years ago (in the Cretaceous Period) is at middle. At bottom is the continents as they appeared 35 million years ago towards the end of the Eocene Epoch (during the Paleogene Period).

...a theme park is a magical place where Wesayso employees can spend their vacation... and their money

Art inspired by sam kieth's cult comic The Maxx. “Most of us inhabit at least two worlds. The real world, where we are at the mercy of circumstances, and the internal world, the unconscious, a safe place, where we can escape. "

Make your voice heard this election season! Ever since the Cretaceous period, things have been downhill, let's make Pangea Jurassic again! If anyone can stop asteroids and extinction events, it's T. Rex!

Classic Circle Style Design by masalupadeh

Colorful abstract artwork inspired by ancient world maps, early representations of the earth, and classic cartographic paintings. Fantasy digital art.

Dinosaurs are our friends.

This design is of a wonderfully odd creature that was alive during the Cambrian period. The creature actually existed all those years ago. The fossil remains of the Tully monster can be found throughout Pennsylvania and Illinois.

A dedication to the planet we call our home: Earth

Africa with a tribal print!

A character from a comic

A brachiosaurus broadcasts useful dino information across Pangea. This is my entry for the I Know Dino podcast art contest.