Texas Chainsaw Astronaut: New Moon by Nick Volkert
This is one badass, chainsaw wielding astronaut. On top of being an awesome piece of illustration work what I really appreciate about this is the pose. Nearly all astronaut themed tees use the same picture as reference so it is really refreshing to come across one completely different.
Showing posts with label astronaut. Show all posts
Showing posts with label astronaut. Show all posts
Saturday, October 20, 2012
Wednesday, July 18, 2012
Exploration
Exploration from Venus Fallen
I pretty much stopped looking at astronaut themed tees a while ago because most just tend to be a slight variation on a well worn idea. It got to the point of seen one, seen them all. Therefore I was a bit skeptical when told to check this one out. After clicking the link I was pleasantly surprised. I have never seen an astronaut used as part of a propaganda piece before. The message treads a fine line between seriousness and joke, with nothing to let you know which it actually is. I like that a lot.
I pretty much stopped looking at astronaut themed tees a while ago because most just tend to be a slight variation on a well worn idea. It got to the point of seen one, seen them all. Therefore I was a bit skeptical when told to check this one out. After clicking the link I was pleasantly surprised. I have never seen an astronaut used as part of a propaganda piece before. The message treads a fine line between seriousness and joke, with nothing to let you know which it actually is. I like that a lot.
Thursday, April 12, 2012
Done With Problems
Done With Problems by Mathiole
There are a lot of space theme shirts out there but they all tend to be either skulls in spacesuits or complete sci fi. This is a breath of fresh air with a parody of the famous "Houston we have a problem" line. Stating that you are done with problems while holding a white flag would seem to be giving up but the peace sign gives it a new perspective. It is if the astronaut has given up on Earth and now that he is in space has no problems.
There are a lot of space theme shirts out there but they all tend to be either skulls in spacesuits or complete sci fi. This is a breath of fresh air with a parody of the famous "Houston we have a problem" line. Stating that you are done with problems while holding a white flag would seem to be giving up but the peace sign gives it a new perspective. It is if the astronaut has given up on Earth and now that he is in space has no problems.
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