Galaxy Video Pillows
Galaxy Video – Retro VHS Rental Brooklyn 1982 Pillow
by erinasyin
$23 $28
Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy - Screen 1 Pillow
by RetroFitted
$23 $28
Description: Show you love No Mans Sky and the environment when you have this stylish No mans sky themed item
My other ship is solar powered No Mans Sky themed Pillow
by atadrawing
$23 $28
Galaxy Video Brooklyn 1982 Retro Vintage - (marblepulpbox) Pillow
by marblepulpbox
$23 $28
Description: I Can Destroy A Planet (Space Science Planets Galaxy Video Games Weird Odd Silly Funny Quotes)
I Can Destroy A Planet (Space Science Planets Galaxy Video Games Weird Odd Silly Funny Quotes) Pillow
by Strange Ninja
$23 $28
Description: Dynamic split-panel 1970s nostalgia illustration contrasting a bored kid slumped on a messy couch watching a CRT TV with a hyper-vibrant neon retro arcade scene featuring lasers and battling robots. Complete with electric synthwave typography reading "Life Is Boring, GO TO WAR! Join The Galaxy Defense League." An epic gift for retro gamers, arcade fans, sci-fi geeks, and lovers of vintage video game culture.
Life Is Boring Go To War - 1970s Retro Arcade Robot Gaming Pillow
by Fisheyed Graphics
$23 $28
Description: A fun space-themed design featuring a dabbing astronaut standing on a game controller with colorful cosmic splashes. Perfect for gamers, space lovers, sci-fi fans, and anyone who enjoys playful gaming artwork.
Dabbing Astronaut Gamer Controller Space Gaming Graphic Pillow
by BeenelWinston
$23 $28
Description: Sometimes the grind is just too real. This adorable illustration features a sleepy Shiba Inu who has officially surrendered to exhaustion, napping right on the mechanical keyboard. With "AFK... AGAIN" written in a dreamy, cosmic neon font and sparkling starry details, it perfectly captures that 3 AM gaming vibe. Whether you're known for disappearing mid-match or you just love a cozy, galaxy-themed aesthetic, this cute puppy gamer design is a must-have for your collection.
Description: Located at the corner of 8th Ave and 46th St. in Brooklyn's Sunset Park neighborhood, Galaxy Video was a true mom and pop shop offering both video tape and VCR rentals. Despite only having a single location, Galaxy Video was a neighborhood favorite, and this over-the-top '80s design reflects the era when VHS tapes were cutting-edge technology. Astronauts! Rainbows! VHS tapes! Space! What more could you ask for?!