4th Dimension Pillows

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A portal to the 4th dimension

"Would you like a jelly baby?"

A cameo design for the Fourth Doctor from Doctor Who! Complete with sonic screwdriver, TARDIS and his tag line "Jelly Baby?"

A minimal tribute to a classic.

A stylized goat ascending a mountain, symbolizing strength and perseverance. The goat violates the laws of physics thus The 4th Dimension.

The 4th Dimension.

peering into the 4th dimension..

Abstrat art- minimalism color cube/ block design. Optical 3D Illusion - designer artwork.

Explore the cosmos with these fantasy space shirts! These shirts feature vibrant, full-color prints of stunning work depicting the beauty and mystery of the universe. Whether you're a fan of science fiction or just appreciate a mesmerizing, otherworldly design, these t-shirts are sure to be a hit. With a range of sizes available, you'll find the perfect fit. Add some intergalactic style to your wardrobe!

In this art piece, a stunning space scene is depicted. The artist has used a vibrant color palette to create a sense of energy. The overall effect is one of wonder and amazement at the beauty of the universe.

A grid of earth energies circles the globe, connecting important and sacred sites such as Stonehenge, the Egyptian Pyramids, and the Great Wall of China. If you plot these and other sites on a map, a curious thing becomes apparent: Many of them can be connected by straight lines. Were these monuments and sacred sites specifically built at those locations by ancient people with lost knowledge of unknown earth energies especially strong along these "ley lines"?