Pillows
Description: He flew above the skies of Point Pleasant to warn them of impending disaster. Sure, he's spooky but he only wants to help.
Mothman Pillow
$28
Queen Bee Pillow
$28
Description: Look enigmatic and pop culture savvy with this faux out-of-context-comic-panel design
*Ahem* Pillow
$28
Unicorn Pillow
$28
Explorers Pillow
$28
Description: He is "The Ghost Who Walks", "The Man Who Cannot Die" - he is THE PHANTOM! Lee Falk's timeless superhero is one of the first costumed superheroes, inspiring everyone from Superman and Batman to the X-Men. He protects the jungles of Bengalla with his trusty steed Hero, falcon Fraka and wolf Devil, branding friend and foe with his rings.
Description: The original superhero - Kit Walker junior is THE PHANTOM, the mysterious protector of the jungles. Some call him "The Ghost Who Walks" because he seems to live forever. Here The Phantom wears his costume from Phantom 2040, a tricked out high-tech version of the traditional costume.
Description: The original superhero - Kit Walker is THE PHANTOM, the mysterious protector of the jungles. Some call him "The Ghost Who Walks" because he seems to live forever. Here The Phantom wears his blue costume favoured by publishers in Scandinavia.
Fantomet Pillow
$28
Dragon Pillow
$28
Description: A collage of medical imagery, focusing on the historical, anatomical and psychological
Anatomy Pillow
$28
Description: In the 1800s Australia was home to a unique brand of outlaws called "bushrangers". Robbing travellers on the highways and also getting caught up in crimes ranging from arson to murder, bushrangers were a diverse collection of characters who often wore brightly coloured crimean shirts, moleskin trousers and cabbage tree hats creating a distinctive look.
Description: In the 1850s Australia had gold fever. People flocked from all over the world to stake a claim during the gold rush but only the lucky few were lucky enough to find anything. The frustrations of life on the goldfields were compounded by the heavy handed approach to licensing and taxation that led to the Eureka uprising of 1854.
Description: In 1788 the British Empire established Australia as a penal colony. Part of this meant the construction of prisons for repeat offenders, the most notable being Port Arthur in Tasmania. The worst of the worst were forced to wear this black and yellow uniform dubbed "Magpie" (because the original version was black and white). The juxtaposed colours were inspired by medieval jesters and were meant to humiliate the inmates. Their leather cap had flaps that were kept tied at the top of the cap and could be untied to create a hat brim for hot days so they could be sun smart while working in chain gangs.
Convict Pillow
$28
Description: Day and Night - Calm and Furious - Smooth and Rough The universe is made up of contrasting elements and the more you look, the more you see how you can't have one without the other.
Dichotomy Pillow
$28
Description: One of Australia's most notorious bushranger gangs, the Kelly gang comprised of Ned Kelly, his little brother Dan and their friends Joe Byrne and Steve Hart. Between October 1878 and June 1880 they were the most wanted men in the British Empire. Here we see them in oilskins and armour (minus helmets) as they were at Glenrowan for the infamous siege.
