Ok Computer Pillows
Description: This design features a cartoon character with a computer window as its body. The window displays a "Critical Error" message with a red X symbol and an "OK" button. The character has thin, black arms raised with thumbs up and legs below the window.
Critical Error Window with Cartoon Character Pillow
by Remisova illustrator
$23 $28
Description: A grunge collage-style artwork depicting a walking bear silhouette filled with snowy mountain peaks. The bear is centered over radiating black and blue lines on a torn, white paper texture that reveals a solid green layer underneath. Industrial, stamped text reads "SUBTERRANEAN TRANSIT CORRIDOR" and "SYSTEM OVERLOAD," capturing a classic 90s alternative aesthetic.
Description: A raw black-and-white portrait inspired by the unmistakable look and energy of Thom Yorke, frontman of Radiohead. The bold stencil treatment, heavy black shapes, rough edges, and dramatic expression give this design a gritty alternative rock / underground poster feel. Made for Radiohead fans, Thom Yorke fans, alternative music lovers, indie rock fans, and anyone who loves weird, raw, minimalist artwork. The monochrome look keeps it simple, bold, and easy to wear while still giving off that unmistakable alternative-music attitude. Perfect for anyone into Radiohead, Thom Yorke, alternative rock, indie rock, experimental music, 90s alternative, grunge aesthetics, stencil art, vintage band artwork, and black-and-white graphic tees.
Description: Celebrate iconic 90s alt-rock with this bold, vintage-style Radiohead band graphic design.
Radiohead Vintage Retro Alternative Rock Poster Design Pillow
by TEE CULTUR
$23 $28
Description: Radiohead is an English rock band formed in Abingdon, Oxfordshire, in the mid-1980s. Known for blending alternative rock with electronic, experimental, and art-rock influences, the group is widely regarded as one of the most influential bands of the late 20th and early 21st centuries.
Description: A surreal, literal visual interpretation of the band's name. The image depicts a figure wearing a neat button-down shirt and a dark sweater, but with a glowing vintage radio (a Philetta model) replacing their head. The word "RADIOHEAD" is prominently displayed in a bold, extended sans-serif font inside a stark white rectangular banner at the top, contrasting sharply with the pitch-black background.
