Cosmic Expedition

The Cosmic Expedition by Kate Rowland

I love the child like sense of wonder portrayed in this artwork. It actually reminds me of the covers on old science fiction novels. There is a lot going on here, but the limited color palette combined with that simplistic art style really brings it down to a coherent level. A beautiful and eminently wearable tee.

Cataclysm

Cataclysm from Venus Fallen

This is what happens when you take the style of a B grade movie poster and ramp the silly factor right up. It's brilliant in a nerdy, retro way. You may think it is stupid and it is fine if you do. You are entitled to your opinion. Before you write this tee off I want you to ponder something for me though. Is the idea of Killer Cats From Outer Space any more ridiculous than Killer Tomatoes?

The Visitor

The Visitor by Alice X. Zhang and Melanie Herring

Something really different today in the form of a cosmic fish thingy. I love the flowing design that leads your eyes down from the top to reveal the person that the fish is looking at. The creature seems to be made of pure energy and also to be revealing the secrets of the universe. The water ripples surrounding the small, insignificant human are a nice juxtaposition and help cement the piece. This is a really well thought out artwork that would look as good hanging on a wall as it would decorating your chest.

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.

Infinite Space

Infinite Space from Thought Space

I spent a while studying this shirt and it seems to be a  mix of ancient astrology and modern Sci-Fi. That may sound really odd, but it works. It tells the story of humankinds connection to the stars. When you get right down to it everything is connected because everything is made from the same basic building blocks, atoms.