Science Fiction Art Socks
Description: Beautiful Art Deco poster design for the classic Fritz Lang science fiction silent film Metropolis.
Metropolis - Science Fiction Silent Film (Art Deco Poster Design) Socks
by Naves
$14 $20
Description: A cosmic dinosaur dreamscape featuring Apatosaurus, planets, moons, and a portal to another time and space. Illustration by Sharon Wegner-Larsen. Drawn with ink on paper, digitally colored. ©2022 Sharon Wegner-Larsen
Aeon Archway: Apatosaurus | Dinosaur Science Fiction Art Socks
by OMEGAFAUNA
$14 $20
Description: A dinosaur dreamscape inspired by my love of natural history, earth science and psychedelic album art. Ink on paper with digital color, by Sharon Wegner-Larsen. ©2022 Sharon Wegner-Larsen
Lost Portal: Parasaurolophus | Dinosaur Science Fiction Art Socks
by OMEGAFAUNA
$14 $20
Description: This design is a striking, minimalist tribute to Star Wars that blends Japanese retro-poster aesthetics with a high-contrast, vintage illustration style. It captures the frantic energy of a space pursuit by featuring the Millennium Falcon and a TIE Fighter amidst bold Kanji typography and a distressed, stippled starfield.
Description: This incredible 1-sided shirt design is the most detailed rendition of the beautiful Hollywood Tower Hotel - Twilight Zone Tower of Terror ride at Disney's Hollywood Studios that you will find anywhere on TeePublic!! This vector illustration was painstakingly drawn by hand and captures the wonderful details and complexities of the 1930s-era Art Deco "hotel" in all its grandeur. No matter what product you purchase with this design, the graphics will be perfectly crisp and look amazing! **Be sure to check out more Disney and pop culture related designs in my store!!**
Twilight Zone Tower of Terror Hollywood Tower Hotel (Front Side) Shirt Design Socks
by Blake Dumesnil Designs
$14 $20
Description: Aliens - 99% of all of life's mysteries can be explained away by swamp gas or Venus. In March of 1966, after prominent UFO sightings in Michigan, Dr. J. Allen Hynek suggested that glowing marsh gas (methane/decomposition gas from swamps) accounted for some low-level sights, while bright nocturnal lights were often misidentified stars or planets like Venus.