Science Books Tapestries

Description: Every day, millions of lives are affected by the epidemic of stupid people

Description: Portrait of the iconic science fiction author Octavia E. Butler. Digital illustration, 2020.

Description: Celebrate the ultimate interstellar duo with this G&R Rescue Co. mission logo. Featuring a sleek rocket, celestial starfield, and the frequencies of a unique cosmic friendship, this design is for everyone who knows that "science" is the best way to save the world (and the sun). Perfect for fans of hard sci-fi, orbital mechanics, and the most important mission in the galaxy. Amaze! Amaze! Amaze!

Description: "Mum! The visitors are here again!"

Description: old sci fi design

Description: do androids dream of electric sheep?

Description: Science Is the Answer — a creative science-inspired design featuring a glowing light bulb above a stack of books. A great choice for science lovers, students, teachers, researchers, and anyone who enjoys learning, knowledge, and discovery. Perfect for science classroom style, STEM enthusiasts, education gifts, and everyday wear.

Description: Greenwich Village, NYC

Description: "Specializing in the bizarre" Greenwich Village, NYC

Description: Perfect for science fiction fans and racecar enthusiasts alike!

Description: its a hitchiking, fight clubbing and dude ranch for the end of the world

Description: Don't panic, you've got the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy and you know the answer to life, the universe and everything is 42!

Description: Sci Fi artwork from 1980s book publishing

Description: Hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy collage poster

Description: woodcut by Helmut Arndt

Description: Vintage book design for sci fi

Description: Perfect for science fiction fans and racecar enthusiasts alike!

Description: Jules Verne quote: Well, I feel that we should always put a little art into what we do. It's better that way.

Description: ICONIC

Description: Take a cozy study break with this adorable cartoon koala napping atop a stack of physics and chemistry textbooks! Designed for STEM students, science majors, teachers, and book lovers who appreciate cute animal art. The perfect gift for exam week, back-to-school, or anyone who loves science and cute koalas.

Description: New design based on Golden Age comics by Basil Wolverton, a master at bizarre art. His sci-fi hero Spacehawk was able to handle the Spiderosaur. Can you?

Description: The answer to the meaning of life, the universe, and everything.

Description: The Meaning Of Life - The Universe And Everything Else. For all science fiction lovers, this tribute to one of the most epic books of this genre.

Description: Original painting of a stack of books. Created by using acrylic paint on canvas.

Description: ICONIC

Description: 2 suns,the spice,giant worms...visit arrakis

Description: Citation de Jules Verne: Je ne demande qu'à vivre cent ans encore, pour me souvenir plus longtemps de toi !

Description: retro sci fi literature design from the 50s.

Description: Girl reading a book inside a flask with night stars, molecules, DNA, and atoms. Created for students, teachers, chemists, biologists, and science geeks passionate about research and study. Receive a lot of compliments wearing this technical graphic at school, lab, or gathering with friends.

Description: Uncover the secret life of your fur baby with ultimate vintage style! This awesome "The Cat Knows Too Much" retro 70s groovy design features a detailed illustration of a black cat watching a UFO abduction beam from a cozy room with books and coffee. The perfect unique gift for cat lovers, sci-fi fans, bookworms, and alien enthusiasts.

Description: Equality & progress design. Supporting diverse voices & critical thinking. Celebrating rights, knowledge & compassion.

Description: Blm Human Rights Feminism Trans Science Books Lgbtq Kindness Equality themed image showcasing diversity. Supports various social justice issues and promoting tolerance.

Description: A cover of the vintage magazine "Weird Tales"

Description: In the mid-'70s, Omega Man and Planet of the Apes were hot sci-fi films garnering a lot of public interest, so when you're looking for a new comic book title, why not merge themes from both hit movies and give it a vampire twist? Surely it can't lose, right? Sadly, 1975's Planet of Vampires didn't cut it and only made it for three issues before the title was canceled by its publisher.