Stop Motion Socks
Coraline Movie Poster Henry Selick Neil Gaiman Graphic Socks
by ThabitBrothers
$14 $20
Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer Family Portrait Socks
by Craig Mahoney Productions
$14 $20
I Heard It Through The Grapevine The California Raisins Socks
by theDarkarts
$14 $20
Nightmare Before Christmas Master of Fright Distressed Socks
by ThabitBrothers
$14 $20
Description: The iconic “bullet time” scene where Neo embraces his power as The One and bends reality itself
Neo from The Matrix stopping bullets - Cyberpunk classic poster style Hero Socks
by SEGAMARZ
$14 $20
Description: Journey to the icy refuge of forgotten playthings and celebrate a true holiday classic! This beautifully nostalgic and vibrant fine art homage is perfect for anyone who loves timeless Christmas animation.
Island Of Misfit Toys Starry Night Holiday Landscape Socks
by Bad Decisions
$14 $20
Description: kinetoscope patent, motion picture device, projecting images,old movie projector patent.
kinetoscope patent, motion picture device, projecting images,old movie projector patent Socks
by Anodyle
$14 $20
Description: kinetoscope patent, motion picture device, projecting images,old movie projector patent.
kinetoscope patent, motion picture device, projecting images,old movie projector patent Socks
by Anodyle
$14 $20
Description: Replica of a crew shirt gifted to ILM employees in Marin County, California for their work on Episode V in 1980. Slightly distressed like George gave it to you himself.
ILM Industrial Light & Magic EMPIRE Crew Shirt Replica (Distressed) Socks
by PissAndVinegar
$14 $20
Description: Inspired by my extensive collection of both traditional and creative Kokeshi, blended with my love of nerd culture, I offer this design inspired by Yetch, Francesca, Baron Boris von Frankenstein, Felix Flankin and Dracula from the 1967 Rankin & Bass stop motion animated film Mad Monster Party in the style of Japanese Kokeshi dolls by myself, Danica Bergagnini.
Description: This comes from a photo I had taken in the backyard a few years back. As I was deciding on which image to select for processing it became clear that “The Hummingbird of Color” was going to be the chosen one and got its chance to begin its transformation and now gets a chance to get out of the file folders and shine for all to see. A stained-glass effect developed through the vector art building process. I wanted a bright, playful stop-motion image of a flying hummingbird to highlight the wings in color and have the bright throat of the bird shine.