Mindscape Long Sleeve T-Shirts

Abstract lettering of the word 'Mindscape' in a black and white variant. The contrast between black and white enhances the visual impact, imagination, introspection and thought-provoking design.

A Bill Cipher design from the 2012 series, Gravity Falls.

A Bill Cipher design from the 2012 series, Gravity Falls. Colour scheme inspired by the radio show, Welcome to Night Vale. (Recommended colour options are Black, Purple, or Vintage Grape.)

A Bill Cipher design from the 2012 series, Gravity Falls.

A bit of a back-to-basics design like Mindscape Zone #1!

no more suffering

A Bill Cipher design from the 2012 series, Gravity Falls.

Another entry in a series that keeps growing!

Neural connections and dolphin times

A Bill Cipher design inspired by the 2012 series, Gravity Falls. "Welcome to The Mindscape," featuring the Bill from "Golden Mindscape." I had a lot of requests to make this, so here we are at last.

Stream of Consciousness Theater Mindscape

Vecna

The latest in the Mindscape series. Check 'em all out!

Warp your perception of reality and surrender to the Dorito king.

Magnifying the third eye once again.

Techno Abstractions

An abstract pattern creating a sparkling diamond sort of effect and created from a scratch photo mixing technique.

A Bill Cipher design from the 2012 series, Gravity Falls. Nothing like greeting someone with a Welcome to Night Vale twist.

Intricate Mindscape Girl Interrupted S Compelling Tale. Designed By Church Green Store

First in a series of collages exploring the subconscious.

A Bill Cipher design inspired by the 2012 series, Gravity Falls. "Welcome to The Mindscape," featuring the Bill from "Burning Mindscape." I had a lot of requests to make this, so here we are at last.

Delve into the depths of consciousness with the Mindscape Reflections Tee, where human profiles are entwined with geometric shapes and elements of nature in a striking monochromatic design. This thought-provoking piece combines the complexity of the mind with the simplicity of black and white, creating a captivating visual paradox.

This design melds the boundaries of reality and fantasy. At the epicentre of this captivating image is a woman, her face serene yet enigmatic. But it's within the contours of her head that the true spectacle unfolds—a brain, not of gray matter, but of a psychedelic explosion. Rendered in the style of colourful fantasy realism, every intricate detail of the brain is brought to life with vibrant hues and meticulous craftsmanship. Futuristic chromatic waves ripple outwards, blending seamlessly with elements of tropical baroque, creating a symphony of patterns and textures. The juxtaposition of realistic figures with fantastical elements lends an air of the fantastic grotesque, a dance between the known and the imagined.

We all Float In Here

Alan Moore

Zoos and the real girl...I mean.... all those turkeys.... I'd much rather a pig's hindquarter on a stick than a turkey leg at a RenFaire festival, I'll tell ya what... Yes, it would be more historically accurate, seeing as turkeys were unknown to Europeans during that time... They roamed free here in the Americas... free ranged... turkeys haven't really evolved though... they still die if theyre too curious about where rain comes from. Buy this shirt if you get it... Turkeys man. Eat more pig.

Bill Cipher

From the recent opening of Gravity Falls, ft. Bill. (Not sure what else to name this, to be honest.)

Mind Cascade. I started it in 2017, using a brush-like Faber-Castell PITT india ink pen, and I've recently added a few marks with the fineliner-style pen from the same set. I've successfully resisted the temptation to do anything more to it. This is an A4 size drawing on white card. © Brian Benson 2019

A Bill Cipher design inspired by the 2012 series, Gravity Falls. I've had requests for Journal sketch Bill.

from the interior mindscape

Explore the depths of urban psyche with our 'Urban Mindscapes' t-shirt, featuring a captivating image of a figure gazing into the enigmatic depths of a dark cityscape. The design captures the essence of psychogeography, blending introspection and urban exploration into a thought-provoking visual statement.

Good Stuff Only Brain Design

Sean Carroll's Mindscape logo.

Mindsucker Syndrome. India ink drawing by Brian Benson, A4, 2018.