Climate Apocalypse T-Shirts
Description: I made this graphic thinking about environmental issues and the concept of "saving the planet". I think the planet does not need to be saved by us, because it is more resilient than us humans. Let's be honest: the reason why we should take care of the environment and Nature is for ourselves, to save ourselves! We cannot survive without this planet, but the planet can definitely live without us.
Description: Witness the downfall of mankind through the lens of death metal. This Obituary “World Demise” design features industrial landscapes and toxic smoke, echoing themes of destruction and decay. Perfect for fans of apocalyptic metal aesthetics.
Description: It's The End Of The World And I Feel Fine. Every year there is a prophecy that this is it, make your peace and get ready for the big one. Whether it's a pandemic, population growth, climate change, global apocolypse, meteor strike, zombie outbreak or an alien invasion you will be ready with this awesome 90s song lyric to show everything is all well and good.
Description: Five Waves of Annihilation (Design 1 of 2) - Make a statement with this illustration by Graeme MacKay - first drawn on day one of the COVID-19 pandemic. Not a rip-off, the real deal. Read about the design here: https://mackaycartoons.net/2020/03/18/wednesday-march-11-2020/
Description: Just a friendly reminder – we're destroying the natural world that we depend on for our own survival. It's not too late to make meaningful changes, but it looks like governments and corporations aren't going to take the action needed, so the people are going to have to force them to.
Description: Doomsday clock inspired design. I tried to incorporate three areas of focus: Nuclear Risk (check out the eye), Climate Change (clouds and dead tree) and Disruptive Technology (check out the land on which the skull-hourglass is standing on).
Description: Doomsday Clock 2026. The Doomsday Clock isn’t about time — it’s about a warning. This design represents how close humanity is to global catastrophe, with midnight symbolizing total collapse. Nuclear tension, climate change, uncontrolled technology — every second matters.
