Collection: Pop Culture

Starship Armada. A giant collection of 113 celebrated fictional starships. The armada begins with the smaller crafts running along the front bottom (ie: X-Wing, Tardis, Colonial Viper, etc) and concludes along to the top front with the larger colony ships and battle cruisers (ie: Enterprise, Valley Forge, Borg, etc). But that is not all! On the back the armada takes a turn with mid-sized starships graduating to the larger as they get more distant with that’s no moon set in the distance. Now nerds… please don’t get crazy on us. This is not totally accurate in terms of increasing size. The interlocking design would never allow for that level of accuracy.

They are all there… 64 different aliens from film, television, books, toys and even a couple from rock history! Can you figure them all out? Did you even finish figuring out the 65 robots yet? Also available as a t-shirt. Print is Epson digital on archival Red River Polar White. Your final trim size will appear with a white border on a larger print sheet (13X19" and 17x22").

What if it were the 70's again and robots ruled the punk scene? Order Robot Rock (aka Gundam Calling) now and be the first on your block to be asked what that says in Japanese. Print is Epson archival digital with ConeColor Inks on Red River archival paper.

An extraterrestrial comes to Earth from the planet Ork in a small, one-Orkan egg-shaped spaceship. Measures 2.75"x3" and on clear vinyl. Good for indoor/outdoor use.

The uniforms of Star Trek Television. Includes TOS, TNG, DS9 and Enterprise. Run is limited to 50. Once they are gone — the listing will be removed.  Print is archival digital with Epson Inks on Red River Polar White. The 24X36 comes with a .25" white border.

55 different vehicles from film, television, children’s books, video games and two with rock credentials. Can you figure out all 55? There is even a few bikes, vans and flying vehicles to round the crowd out. Also see the original t-shirt here!  Glicée is an Epson digital on archival Red River Polar White. Your final trim size will appear with a white border on a larger print sheet (13X19" and 17x22").

How do you save the world with a Holy Hand Grenade or with a shark with frickin' laser beams attached to its head. 72 fictional weapons from various pop-culture sources including television, film, video games and comic books. Also available as a t-shirt. Print is Epson digital on archival Red River Polar White. Your final trim size will appear with a white border on a larger print sheet (13X19" and 17x22").

Why don’t you have this stupid bunny sticker?. Measures 3" x 2.6" and on clear vinyl. Good for indoor/outdoor use.

When E.T. phoned home, he avoided long distance rates by using a Speak and Spell and a child’s toy turntable. Altered State Seals are taken from our Altered States of America map project. The full map contains 138 references from 47 states so detailed, we made selected cities into solo posters.   Average size is 3" and on white vinyl. Good for indoor/outdoor use.

If you're wondering about science facts, just say to yourself, "this is from a show, I should really just relax”. Measures 4"x2" and on vinyl. Good for indoor/outdoor use.

Shop smart. Shop Chop Shop. Ya got that!? Copies are now 4" wide! Measures 4" x 3.75" on vinyl. Good for indoor/outdoor use.

ON SALE! No reprints are planned. Final copies. The Third and final in our series of Horror/Fantasy. 51 celebrated icons of the living dead, including zombies, mummies, spirits, ghosts and various other forms of re-animated dead stuff!

What if it were the 70's again and robots ruled the punk scene? Order robotRock now and be the first on your block to be asked what that says in Japanese. Measures 1.83" x 2". Clear acrylic. 

Blade Runner was set a dystopian future Los Angeles in the year… wait for it… 2019. Measures 3"x3" and on clear vinyl. Good for indoor/outdoor use.

RockStar features 28 legends of rock whose careers peaked between the years 1964 and 1976. Some copies of this design are still available as a t-shirt here. Print is Epson digital on archival Red River Polar White. Your selected final trim size will appear with a white border on a larger print sheet (13X19" and 17x22"). The letter press is numbered and printed black/silver ink on 14×16 Strathmore 90lb watercolor white and is acid free.

Meow-meow famous pussycats. Meow-meow can you figure out all 120 meow, meow.

How do you save the world with a Holy Hand Grenade or with a shark with frickin' laser beams attached to its head. 79 fictional weapons from various pop-culture sources including television, film, video games and comic books. Also available as a print.

Measures 3"x2.5" and printed on clear vinyl. Good for indoor/outdoor use.

“No!” was the first children’s album by They Might Be Giants and the whole identity was designed by Chop Shop Studio (then Chopping Block). Released in 2002, the album became the soundtrack for a generation now heading to middle school. Each print is sealed with the Chop Shop Studio logo. Print is 10x10" archival digital using Epson quality inks on Red River paper.

Fun trivia fact. Both films Goonies and Short Circuit took place in the charming little city of Astoria Oregon. Height measure is 3" on vinyl. Good for indoor/outdoor use.

Detroit is on the verge of collapse.  Measures 3"x4" and on clear vinyl. Good for indoor/outdoor use.

Jon eventually fully reappears as a tall, hairless, naked and blue-skinned man, glowing with a "flare of ultraviolet". Measures 3"x4" and on clear vinyl. Good for indoor/outdoor use.

What if it were the 70's again and robots ruled the punk scene? Order robotRock now and be the first on your block to be asked what that says in Japanese.

They are all there… 50 different extra-terrestrials from film, television, books, toys and even a couple from rock history! Can you figure out all 50?