Tech Landscape Pillows
Description: Fiber Optic Zen Garden Electronic Dry Landscape Garden blends ancient Japanese Karesansui with futuristic digital aesthetics. This design appeals to programmers, tech enthusiasts, and anyone passionate about Japanese culture, Zen, and cyberpunk themes.
Fiber Optic Zen Garden Electronic Dry Landscape Garden Japanese Tech Programmer Pillow
by MochiBlock
$23 $28
Description: Touch Grass Not Prompts reads across the front of this design. The artwork features landscape drawn in a vintage retro 70s style style with yellow and orange tones, leaning into technology humor. Made for digital artists and gamers, and a natural pick for daily casual wear and casual outings.
Description: Sleek digital line illustration of the ICT Complex at the Herron School of Art and Design (Indiana University–Purdue University Indianapolis). This contemporary architectural rendering features a vibrant landscape with a white modernist building, stone-lined gravel path, blooming flower gardens, and birds flying across a clear cloudy sky. Perfect for students, alumni, and fans of modern academic architecture.
Herron School of Art and Design ICT Complex Architecture Illustration Pillow
by CapricornX Artist
$23 $28
Description: Celebrate your hometown and beloved pet with this unique apparel featuring an Edmonton skyline alongside a coding theme a faithful German Shepherd wearing glasses. Software developers, programmers, and dog lovers living the city. This apparel item features a detailed visual theme suitable for everyday wear and matches well with casual outfits for friends, family, and loved ones.
Description: Embrace the call of the wild with our "Humanity Over Algorithm" design. This serene vintage illustration captures the essence of a tranquil wilderness escape, featuring a rustic wooden cabin nestled among pine trees, towering snow-capped mountains, and a lone figure contemplating a glowing campfire. Perfect for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts who prioritize human connection and natural experiences over technology. It's a powerful statement for those with anti-tech sentiments, celebrating a human-centered life far from the digital noise.