Exoskeleton Posters and Art Prints
Description: A futuristic cyber skull wearing an intricate mechanical exoskeleton integrated directly into the bone, armored cheek plates, metallic jaw, exposed wires, tiny gears and electronic components, futuristic cyberpunk engineering details.
A futuristic cyber skull wearing an intricate mechanical exoskeleton integrated directly into the bone Posters and Art
by Automaticvalv
$10 $14
Description: A detailed vintage-style illustration of a Scarlet Tiger Moth exoskeleton, showcasing intricate wing patterns, delicate anatomical structures, and classic natural history aesthetics. Perfect for entomology enthusiasts, antique science art collections, educational projects, gothic decor, biodiversity themes, and vintage wildlife designs.
Vintage Scarlet Tiger Moth Exoskeleton Illustration | Antique Natural History Entomology Art Posters and Art
by DOXOLOGY
$10 $14
Description: A detailed depiction of a beetle with an iridescent exoskeleton displaying vibrant gradients of orange, yellow, green, and blue. Its head features two small horns and large, glossy compound eyes, with segmented antennae extending outward. The beetle's legs are dark and spiny, positioned symmetrically on either side of its body.
Description: A soft fantasy creature emerges from a split armored shell while two smaller beings hold a woven cradle beneath it. Heavy folds, taut fibers, and a vulnerable new body turn metamorphosis into an uneasy act of trust.
Molting Fantasy Creature in a Woven Cradle Posters and Art
by Gravefold
$10 $14
Description: Tokugawa Heavy Industries was a company that created technology in powered exoskeletons worn by the Cyborg Ninjas. Both Gray Fox's and Raiden's helmets bore the company's name. Tokugawa Heavy Industries (徳川重工, Tokugawa jūkō) was originally featured in Policenauts. The name "Tokugawa" also appears on the piping in the first floor pump room of the Big Shell's Strut A, and on boxes and machines in Strut E's parcel room. The original game plan for Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty a indicated that Emma Emmerich was to have been an employee of Tokugawa Heavy Industries.
