Wonder Socks
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Abstract colorful pop art Stevie Wonder Socks
by TerorSquad
$14 $20
Stevie Wonder Songs In The Key Of Life #346 Socks
by Eva Remisova
$14 $20
Description: If making a little robot girl isn't pure sci-fi pulp fodder, then I don't know what is...
Small Wonder Vintage Pulp Magazine Socks
by sandradeillustration
$14 $20
Description: Stevie Wonder "Songs in the Key of Life" retro swirl tee bold sunset rings, minimalist Stevie silhouette, and vintage script capture 70s Motown soul. A soft, premium shirt for vinyl collectors, recordstore hunters, and classic soul fans seeking standout Stevie Wonder concert or streetwear style.
Stevie Wonder Retro "Songs in the Key of Life" Vintage Socks
by lakamo
$14 $20
Description: Wonder Boy was the last survivor of the planet Viro. He escaped his home world's explosion on a spaceship, crashing into the heart of Chicago. He survived, but when he tried to explain his origin to the local police, they didn't believe him and placed him in an orphanage. When he heard that a Mongol warlord was trying to invade Europe, he left the orphanage and stopped the warlord's forces single-handedly. He decided to continue to use his superhuman abilities to fight criminals. Wonder Boy had "the strength of a thousand men" as well as super speed.
Description: "Stevie" was only the second piece I did when I started this particular pop art adventure in early 2015. It's got many of my staples, but one of my techniques that I don't use quite as much as I would like is the thick-lined color gradients you see here. On this one, I went with a circle that evolves into elliptical waves emanating from Stevie Wonder's amazing mind. For my color gradient technique, inward to outward I use dark to light gradients on the main image and light to dark on the background palette. The result is a surreal, psychedelic effect I have not seen used in art before, which is one of the reasons I am proud of this piece and the technique.
