70s Surreal Shorts
Description: Step into another dimension with this retro-inspired psychedelic illustration. Featuring a surreal doorway opening to a bright blue sunny sky, surrounded by vibrant orange clouds, a vintage daisy, and wavy nostalgic typography reading 'I Must Be Dreaming'. Perfect for fans of 70s aesthetic, trippy dreamcore art, and vintage surrealism landscapes.
Description: The Goodies Design is inspired by the classic TV comedy featuring the trio of British comedians Bill Oddie, Graeme Garden and Tim Brooke-Taylor. Combining surreal sketches and situation comedy, The Goodies was a mainstay of the television schedules throughout the 70's and early 80's. The series revolved around the trio, always short of money, offering themselves for hire — with the tagline "We Do Anything, Anytime, Anywhere" — to perform all sorts of ridiculous but generally benevolent tasks. Under this loose pretext, the show explored all sorts of off-the-wall scenarios for comedic potential.
Description: Unleash your inner dreamer with this mesmerizing design featuring a psychedelic goddess crowned with swirling galaxies, birds, and cosmic flora. A vibrant tribute to the visionary women of the 1970s counterculture, this tee blends fantasy and freedom into wearable art. Perfect for artists, dreamers, and old-soul rebels.
Description: Ethereal retro Japanese bootleg illustration blending Art Nouveau linework with space-age surrealism, depicting a celestial maiden reclined amidst swirling cosmic hair and architectural arches. Framed by distressed Kanji headers and text stating "The Future Is Not Guaranteed." A magnificent, dreamlike addition to the Unwarranted Science Fiction collection.
Description: A mesmerizing blue and gold retro Japanese bootleg illustration featuring an abstract cosmic face interwoven with planetary orbits and atomic diagrams. Stamped with Kanji reading "Betrayal of Science" alongside the English tagline "The Universe Is Not To Be Understood, But To Be Felt." An exquisite, high-art entry in the Unwarranted Science Fiction collection.
Description: A gritty, distressed 1970s Japanese bootleg design showing a figure immersed in liquid cosmic energy under floating planetary orbs, tagged "USF-78" and "1978 Limited Bootleg." Features bold red Kanji headers stating "The Future Does Not Need You." Perfect for fans of vintage Japanese sci-fi cinema and surreal art.
Description: A striking, highly stylized retro Japanese bootleg print depicting a symmetrical, capsule-enclosed graphic of grinning teeth and central optics over winter trees. Detailed with distressed halftone textures, USF 03 seals, and the bottom slogan "Imagination Is The Prelude To Reality." An avant-garde piece in the Unwarranted Science Fiction series.
Description: Dive into surreal retro vibes with this vibrant melting bell and dancing skeleton artwork featuring The Bell Has Sounded. Created for fans of dark aesthetic design and vintage 70s psychedelic posters. An extraordinary gift for festivalgoers, goth enthusiasts, and lovers of trippy visual art.
Description: The weary soul constantly yearns for a quiet horizon. This piece is a heartfelt homage to the wild, untouched places that call out to you when the noise of the modern world grows too loud. Blending the groovy, sun-drenched warmth of vintage seventies design with the serene beauty of the forest, this artwork is a wearable portal to a calmer state of mind. Perfect for the dreamer, the wanderer, and the gentle spirit, it serves as a beautiful daily reminder to leave the chaos behind, step through the doorway into the great outdoors, and reconnect with the profound peace that only nature can provide. You belong among the wildflowers.
Description: A strange collision of downtown New York experimental music, mutant disco, analog echoes, and the lonely beauty of a cello after midnight. A surreal tribute to the kind of musician who could make an orchestral instrument feel like a nightclub machine—and make a dancefloor sound like a dream.
Description: Channel a rebellious soul with this psychedelic illustration blending retro aesthetic with pure internet culture. Perfect for an indie music festival or a vintage thrift run, this proud outcast vibe is essential for the unapologetic weirdo. Wear this magic mushroom design on a dark oversized tee to confidently display your quirky attitude and unbothered spirit.
Description: "I speak. Therefore I am." A cool vintage 70s Grindhouse-style movie poster featuring a walrus in sunglasses and a leather jacket. Styled with authentic worn paper textures, retro typography, and classic cinema billing blocks. A perfect gift for rock music fans, Beatles lovers, movie parody enthusiasts, and lovers of weird surreal art.
Description: A surreal star-pupil eye takes center stage in this groovy seventies psychedelic collage. Warm mustard, burnt orange, and deep teal hues swirl around floating vinyl records, bell sleeves, and floral patterns for a trippy, nostalgic feel. Ideal for festival fashion lovers, vinyl collectors, and indie fans who embrace 1970s energy.
Description: Retro Screaming Red Face Express your inner angst with this bold, retro-inspired illustration of a terrifying screaming red face. Featuring striking contrasting colors, wide panicked eyes, and a vintage surrealist style, this design captures intense emotion perfectly. It is an ideal choice for fans of psychedelic art, classic 70s aesthetics, abstract expressions, and unique graphic tees. Stand out from the crowd with this intense, highly detailed, and emotional piece of art!Psychedelic Surreal Art
Description: El Topo ("The Mole") is a 1970 Mexican avant-garde acid Western art film written, scored, directed by and starring Alejandro Jodorowsky. Characterized by its bizarre characters and occurrences, use of maimed and dwarf performers, and heavy doses of Christian symbolism and Eastern philosophy, the film is about the eponymous character – a violent, black-clad gunfighter – and his quest for enlightenment.
