Skycraper Baseball T-Shirts

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Photo manipulation by Boby Atmajaya

Travel through the city

Crowded town

Transport yourself to a bygone era with this captivating vintage collage art. Crafted from an old photograph of a majestic skyscraper, adorned with delicate leaf-shaped cutouts made from antique papers, this piece exudes urban elegance and nostalgia. Each meticulously placed element tells a story—a whisper of yesteryears preserved in a timeless masterpiece. Perfect for home decor, this handcrafted collage invites you to explore the cityscape through a unique lens. Add a touch of history to your space and relish the beauty of vintage art.

Skycraper Hatching illustration.

Vivid red and blue hues dominate a cityscape where a winding road cuts through towering skyscrapers. Strokes of bright colors give the scene a dynamic and almost abstract quality, while spots of white and yellow suggest bustling city lights.

This cool and awesome tee shirt features a classic vintage sunset inspired by retro vhs tapes of famous tv shows and movie posters. Skyline including Brooklyn Bridge, Empire State Building, Statue Of Liberty and Freedom Tower.

This cool and awesome tee shirt features a classic vintage sunset inspired by retro vhs tapes of famous tv shows and movie posters. Skyline including Brooklyn Bridge, Empire State Building, Statue Of Liberty and Freedom Tower.

A nice city skyline with a ufo

Sky's The Limit Literally Funny Design For RC Fans Lover

Let's explore a sci-fi city. Our minds are capable of imagining different narratives when we focus on the details of a place.

From the Mechanics illustrated Magazine

The skyscrapers make the city feel so grand, yet the one who gazes upon them is filled with misery

When City meets Nature…

The Newby-McMahon Building, known as "The World's Littlest Skyscraper," is on La Salle Street in Downtown Wichita Falls, Texas. Built by J.D. McMahon, a con artist/contractor from Amarillo, the building is made of red bricks and stands 40 feet tall. McMahon cleverly added an apostrophe to the plans, resulting in a building of only 480 sq. in. instead of the promised 480 sq. ft.

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A steelworker on the Empire State Building. New York City, 1936.

The Newby-McMahon Building, known as "The World's Littlest Skyscraper," is on La Salle Street in Downtown Wichita Falls, Texas. Built by J.D. McMahon, a con artist/contractor from Amarillo, the building is made of red bricks and stands 40 feet tall. McMahon cleverly added an apostrophe to the plans, resulting in a building of only 480 sq. in. instead of the promised 480 sq. ft.