Home Video Pillows

Watch what you want, HORROR, when you want.

Yours to own on VHS home video.

Aries Custom Graphics "VHS And Chill" design. Inspired by being a child of the 80s.

Quarantine Video Game - Play Game Expert

Quarantine Video Game - Play Game Expert

wally darling welcome home

If you're an '80s kid or perhaps just a VHS aficionado, you've probably seen the Vista rainbow film logo on one of the tapes you've watched. Based in New York City, Vista Home Video was a rather short-lived distributor that operated between 1985 and 1988, releasing about 20 titles during that time period. Notable releases include the horror titles Diary of the Dead, Howling III, and The Crazies.

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The rapping mascot that's for or against gun control.

Help reduce coronavirus infections by staying at home, and that this image describes you (ha, ha, ha) Take good care of yourself !!

If you were born in the 90s or before, you probably remember VHS tapes. They never forgot where you left off in the movie you were watching no matter how much time passed. Never forget them, they never forgot you.

Media Home Entertainment

"Someone's gonna pay."

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A new, slick logo featuring the initials to our wonderful company.

The funny home office and video meeting design. Cool gift idea for worker.

Remnant of a foregone era.

Get some 80's / 90's nostalgia on with this home video cassette on your clothes and accessories. Hand drawn with markers and colored pencils. Also available as an outline drawing (Find Home Videos, Black and White from my shop). Colorful Home Videos - Retro Video Cassette Drawing

Styled like a traditional embroidered patch, these merit badges celebrate the things that are getting us through the 2020s. This badge is earned by dedicating a vast number of hours to honing one's teleconferencing skills.

Video Game Cool Graphic Design Gamer Gift Gamer Video graphic image on this Cool green and black accessory. If you love to play video games, this is the perfect graphic art design for you! Awesome Birthday and Christmas stocking gift idea! Graphic art design of a gaming controller, a gamer will love this gift! No need to know sizes for this unique gift idea!

Tyre Nichols: Don't Kill Me, I Just Want to Go Home -- A Graphic Design with the words "Don't Kill Me, I Just Want to Go Home" by Tyre Nichols, Memphis Tennessee

Tyre Nichols No. 2: Don't Kill Me, I Just Want to Go Home -- A Graphic Design with the words "Don't Kill Me, I Just Want to Go Home" by Tyre Nichols, Memphis Tennessee with peaceful doves disappearing as they fly away from the lifeless Tyre Nichols

Awesome gift for man, woman, boy, girl, papa, nana, daddy, mommy, son, daughter, brother, sister, cousin, video gamer, players, fans

Beautiful Original Aesthetic Glitch Diagonal Patterned Artwork. Fantastic decor for a modern funky apartment!

I hope you like it!!!!

Tyre Nichols: Don't Kill Me, I Just Want to Go Home -- A Graphic Design with the words "Don't Kill Me, I Just Want to Go Home" by Tyre Nichols, Memphis Tennessee on a Dark Background

Gaming Design that reads: "Home Is Where You're Player One". That's just right for everyone who loves to play Video Games.

Tyre Nichols No. 2: Don't Kill Me, I Just Want to Go Home -- A Graphic Design with the words "Don't Kill Me, I Just Want to Go Home" by Tyre Nichols, Memphis Tennessee with peaceful doves disappearing as they fly away from the lifeless Tyre Nichols on a Dark Background

Tyre Nichols No. 3: Don't Kill Me, I Just Want to Go Home -- A Graphic Design with the words "Don't Kill Me, I Just Want to Go Home" by Tyre Nichols, Memphis Tennessee with a peaceful distressed Dove above on a Dark Background on a Dark Background

ANALOG Computing was an American computer magazine devoted to the Atari 8-bit family of home computers. It was published from 1981 until 1989. In addition to reviews and tutorials, ANALOG printed multiple programs in each issue for users to type in. Almost every issue included a machine language video game—as opposed to Atari BASIC—which were uncommon in competing magazines. Such games were accompanied by the assembly language source code. ANALOG also sold commercial games, two books of type-in software, and access to a custom bulletin-board system. After the Atari ST was released, coverage of the new systems moved to an ST-Log section of the magazine before spinning off into a separate publication under the ST-Log name.

Celebrate those working from home fails with a "You're on mute" gift.

Seriously, where my Xbox controller goes, my home also goes. It could be at your house—I live there now! Pass the chips! I'm sleeping on the couch. Great gift for the gamer in your life. (Controller graphic by Sihan Liu, https://www.iconfinder.com/Neolau1119)

Funny design for gamers. Great for quarantine times.

Video Meeting Joke Work from Home Meme Zoom Call

amazing art

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