Subjective Posters and Art Prints
Description: Really? REALLY? ANOTHER LIST SHIRT?? I can't even. And while this list of LitRPG voices is way too short, dammit, an attempt had to be made. These voices fill my head, and they probably do yours, too, ya LitRPG junky (otherwise, you probably wouldn't have clicked on the image).
Description: Seriously? ANOTHER LIST? You're killin' me, Smalls. And WTF is with this list? WAY too short, dude. Go ahead and start arguing with me about the author order, too. My familiar won't even let me summon them until I rearrange.... You know what? Tough. This is the list. For the moment. At least it's populated with some of LitRPG's best names. Shirtaloon, Dinniman, Krout, Zogarth, Pirateaba, Kong. Yes, there are many others, but I only had so much space.
Description: Nature already nailed the design. This vibrant cubist-inspired “Picasso bug” design features the spectacular Sphaerocoris annulus — one of the most colorful insects on Earth — transformed into a tiny artistic genius armed with paintbrushes, geometric chaos, and unlimited confidence. Featuring the phrase: “Art Is Subjective. Style Is Innate.” A perfect blend of: modern art humor, cubist aesthetics, retro poster vibes, creative chaos, and wonderfully weird nature. Perfect for: artists, graphic designers, illustrators, art students, bug lovers, and anyone whose workspace is held together by caffeine and artistic delusion. Looks amazing on stickers, sketchbooks, laptops, art studios, tablets, notebooks, and emotionally important creativ
Description: "You can know everything about sonar and still not know what it feels like from the inside. Expanding violet and cream arcs and a returning echo turn one of the key ideas in consciousness studies into a quiet, graphic design. The famous 1974 question about subjective experience, drawn as pure echolocation: sound waves pulse out from a point, bounce off an object and return. We can map all the physical facts, but not the experience. For philosophy of mind students, neuroscientists, biologists and bat lovers, acousticians, psychologists and anyone fascinated by consciousness and qualia. A subtle, intriguing gift.
What Is It Like to Be a Bat? – Consciousness Posters and Art
by Science Design
$10 $14
Description: "Explaining what the brain does is hard enough; explaining why there is something it is like to be you is the real mystery. A detailed brain, an arrow and a glowing question mark sum up the central puzzle of modern philosophy of mind. The hard problem of consciousness (1995): on one side the brain, functions and signals, the easy problems; on the other a radiant question mark, experience itself. Why does it feel like anything at all? For neuroscientists, psychologists, philosophy of mind students, AI researchers, meditators and anyone fascinated by consciousness and qualia. A deep, minimalist gift for curious minds.
Warthog Mudwhiff Says Beauty Is In The Tusks Of The Beholder Posters and Art
by santerelmarkel photography
$10 $14
Description: Warthog's quirky art! A humorous take on beauty standards. This fun design features a jovial warthog proving charm can be found in unexpected places. A unique, playful image.
Warthog Mudwhiff Says Beauty Is In The Tusks Of The Beholder Posters and Art
by santerelmarkel photography
$10 $14
Gustave Flaubert quote: There is no truth. There is only perception. Posters and Art
by artbleed2
$10 $14
