Phone Cases
Description: Jugend – Münchner illustrierte Wochenschrift für Kunst und Leben (German for 'Youth – Munich illustrated weekly for art and life') (1896–1940) was an influential German arts magazine. Founded in Munich by Georg Hirth who edited it until his death in 1916, the weekly was originally intended to showcase German Arts and Crafts, but became famous for showcasing the German version of Art Nouveau instead. It was also famed for its "shockingly brilliant covers and radical editorial tone" and for its avant-garde influence on German arts and culture for decades, ultimately launching the eponymous Jugendstil ('Youth Style') movement in Munich, Weimar, and Darmstadt's Darmstadt Artists' Colony.
Description: A blazing vintage roadster tears through a field of flames beneath a black, star-filled sky. Bold red, yellow and cream shapes, heavy carved lines and distressed print texture give the design the feel of an old European motoring poster crossed with pulp illustration and linocut printmaking.
Description: A bold graphic reinterpretation of an early Egon Schiele exhibition poster, preserving its stark typography, contorted figure and striking field of arrows. Reduced to flat colour and strong black structure, the design keeps the raw Expressionist tension of the original while giving it a cleaner, screen-print-ready graphic character. Ideal for admirers of Schiele, Viennese Expressionism, Secession-era design and early modernist poster art.
Description: A skeletal rider charges through the darkness atop a roaring steam locomotive, torch raised and fire streaming behind him. A stark black-field linocut design combining memento mori imagery, vintage railway power and apocalyptic momentum. For fans of skeleton art, gothic folklore, steam trains, dark symbolism and old-school woodcut graphics.
Description: Atlas kneels beneath an immense sphere in this bold ivory-and-black linocut illustration. Carved forms and a strained pose capture the mythic burden of strength, endurance, and responsibility. Transparent background.
Atlas Phone Case
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Description: A bold geometric cycling design built from the five classic racing colours. Repeated wheels, angular rider forms and overlapping colour bands turn the cyclist into an abstract study of speed, rhythm and competition. A clean modernist piece for road cycling, racing and bicycle culture fans.
Description: A giant ground sloth skeleton rendered in bold linocut-style forms, with heavy ivory bone masses, deep crimson accents and stark black negative space. Based on an early nineteenth-century comparative osteology plate of Megatherium, combining palaeontological anatomy with severe gothic printmaking.
Description: A giant ground sloth skeleton rendered in bold linocut-style forms, with heavy ivory bone masses, deep crimson accents and stark black negative space. Based on an early nineteenth-century comparative osteology plate of Megatherium, combining palaeontological anatomy with severe gothic printmaking.
Description: A bold geometric cycling design built from the five classic racing colours. Repeated wheels, angular rider forms and overlapping colour bands turn the cyclist into an abstract study of speed, rhythm and competition. A clean modernist piece for road cycling, racing and bicycle culture fans.
Description: A fierce skeletal guardian seated within a blazing halo, crowned with skulls and holding ritual weapons and offerings. Inspired by Tibetan and tantric sacred imagery, this bold dark design combines death symbolism, wrathful protection and memento mori iconography in a striking black, red and gold composition.
Description: A skeletal yogi sits in lotus posture within a blazing mandorla of fire, smiling from the heart of death and transformation. Drawing on Tibetan and tantric visual language, this design combines memento mori, sacred wrath and meditative stillness in a stark, ritual image of transcendence through flame.
Description: A savage procession from the edge of folklore: skeletal riders, animal skulls and dead-eyed figures surging through a black field. Rendered as a reduced linocut poster in bone, acid green and black, Wild Army evokes the Wild Hunt, danse macabre and medieval visions of death on the march.
Description: A colossal classical figure tumbles from the heavens above a stark Mediterranean landscape in this bold vintage linocut-style design. Heavy black cuts, explosive red rays and an aged ivory palette give it the feel of a lost mythological poster, somewhere between ancient legend, early twentieth-century printmaking and pulp catastrophe art. Made for fans of classical mythology, woodcut graphics, monumental figures and dramatic retro illustration.
Description: A bold Jugendstil-inspired linocut composition featuring a horned central grotesque, a winged imp, a sinister jester and a charging group of monstrous beasts framed by a vivid red circular field. Heavy black forms, warm ivory tones and strong period typography give the piece the look of a strange fin-de-siècle magazine cover or occult carnival print.
