Cross Section Shorts
Description: Explore the mythical inner workings of Japanese folklore with this Karasu Tengu Anatomical Diagram, an essential piece for fans of Vintage Yokai. The detailed cross-section reveals the bone structure, flight wings, and heart of the legendary Kurama crow spirit. Immerse yourself in antique Japanese Folklore with this hand-drawn historical specimen.
Description: Orange Slice Sell Outs — CBS Citrus Pop Rebellion Stripped down. Punched up. This bold CBS citrus badge goes full mid-century modern — black segments cut hard against a blazing orange field, the logo locked into its own clean negative space like it was always meant to live there. No texture noise, no gradients, just pure graphic weight. The silhouette reads from across the room. This is the version for people who know what good design looks like: flat, intentional, loud without shouting. Broadcast culture meets modernist poster art. One color does the heavy lifting. The Eye Network, reduced to its most essential form.
Description: CBS Red Yellow Citrus Woodcut (Knocked Out) Intense red citrus pulp printed over an acid yellow disc — CBS logo locked into a single bold segment. Raw woodcut texture meets pop art color with maximum contrast. The offset red shadow adds dimensional depth. Bold graphic design for fans of broadcast culture and high-impact print art.
Description: CBS Red Yellow Citrus Woodcut Intense red citrus pulp printed over an acid yellow disc — CBS logo locked into a single bold segment. Raw woodcut texture meets pop art color with maximum contrast. The offset red shadow adds dimensional depth. Bold graphic design for fans of broadcast culture and high-impact print art.
Description: A technical diagram rendered in white on a black background, depicting a cross-section of a mechanical component within concentric circles and grid lines. The primary element is a detailed outline of an internal mechanism with bolts and various circular and rectangular openings.
Description: A detailed depiction of a jet engine in cross-section, surrounded by complex mathematical equations and formulas. The bottom of the composition features bold white text that reads "TRUST ME, I'M AN ENGINEER". The style is monochromatic with stark white lines against a black background, emphasizing the technical nature of the subject.
Description: A humorous geological depiction showing layered cross-sections of earth with text. The top reads "THIS IS MY" with stars on either side. Below this is a cutaway of colorful earth strata. Underneath the strata, in large white letters, is "FAULT." At the very bottom, in smaller white text, it says "I COULDN'T TAKE THE PRESSURE."
This Is My Fault I Couldn't Take The Pressure Geological Layers Shorts
by Pastel Dream Nostalgia
$27
Description: A detailed vintage botanical illustration of a whole Punica Granatum Pomegranate from 1907. It is sliced in half, showcasing a cross-section of the rich red seeds inside and textured outer rind. The scientific artwork from over a hundred years ago combines precision with vibrant color.
Description: A detailed infographic explaining the components of a cassette tape. It shows an assembled cassette, individual components like reels and magnetic tape, an internal mechanism assembly, a side profile view, and a cross-section of the tape layer. Text labels clearly identify each part.
Description: A cross-section of soil layers presented in an isometric view. The top layer includes a small red mushroom with white spots and several brown twigs and small circles representing organic matter. The soil is depicted in multiple horizontal bands of varying brown and tan shades, with darker circular inclusions in each layer.
Description: A cross-section of geological strata with different colored layers, including green, brown, yellow, and red, topped with rocks. Above the strata, the text "THIS IS MY " is displayed in white, curved lettering. Below the strata, the word "FAULT" is prominently displayed in large white capital letters, followed by "I COULDN'T TAKE THE PRESSURE" in smaller white capital letters.
Description: A circular emblem resembling a cross-section of a tree trunk. The outer ring is reddish-brown with concentric lines indicating growth rings. Inside this, a turquoise blue area also features concentric lines. White text reads "PETRIFIED FOREST" in large letters, with "NATIONAL PARK" below in smaller letters.
