Payphone Shorts
Description: Now you can have a phone with you everywhere you go! Imagine a time when everyone had access to a public telephone, fixed in place on every street corner! Remember the record player - these will make a comeback too!! Based on real life and an original painting of the same name.
Description: A clean retro-style illustration of a classic Puerto Rico public telephone booth featuring a Puerto Rican flag and the word “TELÉFONO.” This nostalgic Boricua design celebrates island street culture, old-school communication, Puerto Rican heritage, and memories of calling home.
Description: Before everyone carried the world in their pocket, a quarter and a payphone could connect you to almost anyone. The Last Payphone celebrates the overlooked objects that quietly become history, pairing a weathered 25¢ phone with a vintage camera, field notebook, map, and well-traveled gear. Created in the spirit of roadside exploration and cultural archaeology, it’s for photographers, travelers, urban explorers, nostalgia seekers, and anyone fascinated by the ordinary remnants of everyday life. Ordinary things become history surprisingly fast.
Description: Somewhere between a basement show, an unanswered phone call, and a letter you never meant to send, there was Jawbreaker. This distressed 1990s punk illustration captures the restless spirit of the Bay Area underground — torn paper, broken connections, midnight streets, and the beautifully imperfect poetry of emotional punk rock. Inspired by the raw atmosphere surrounding 24 Hour Revenge Therapy and Dear You, this artwork is a nod to basement gigs, photocopied zines, and songs that still sound like pages torn from somebody's diary.
Jawbreaker – Letters from a Broken Payphone | 90s Emo Punk Shorts
by CorwnsLabs
$21 $27
Description: A black and yellow graphic with a motivational quote. In the center is a payphone with the text "MOMGE" above it. Flanking the payphone are two money bags with dollar signs. The phrase "WORK UNTIL YOUR BANK ACCOUNT ACCOUNT" arches over the top, and "LOOKS LIKE A PHONE NUMBER" arches below.
Description: Payphone by Maroon 5 ft. Wiz Khalifa, drawn from its own data. The record in the middle is the song itself: its spectrum, beats and sections, 110 BPM in E major. Around it, one year of Spotify chart history: 80 days on the global chart, peaking at #159. Its lines trace the run in 15 countries. Certified RIAA 7× Platinum, BPI 4× Platinum and Music Canada 5× Platinum, in 15 countries in all. A gift for music lovers and data fans.
Description: This humorous design features a cathedral window illustration of Jesus dialing a payphone with the playful text "God is calling." A lighthearted and clever nod to faith, it's the perfect gift for anyone who enjoys religious humor or embraces their Christian faith with a smile.
