Millennium Posters and Art Prints

Futuristic typographical treatment of the numeral 94, representing the docking bay in which the Millennium Falcon is parked on Tatooine, in the hit 1970s sci-fi movie, Star Wars: A New Hope.

Shipyards in Aurebesh

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A digital treatment of an original photograph of The Pierhead Building in Cardiff Bay at twilight.

The outside of the Millennium Centre in Cardiff Bay, with the words of the former National Poet of Wales Gwyneth Lewis: "In these stone horizons sing" in both Welsh and English.

Pledge your allegiance to the ghost with the most

Pink gingham

The Beaty of the Greek mosaic will make your home a beautiful antique temple.dressing this beautiful mosaic design will make you feel like a Greek muse. ]

We all know who shot first!

Battle on Death Star

A 10-second exposure from the south side of the River Thames.

A digitally created impression of Cardiff Bay in South Wales as a blueprint, based on an original photograph.

Ahsoka's nickname, 'Snips' was given to her during the battle of Christophsis by Anakin Skywalker, her master.

Therm Scissorpunch - A Star Wars Story

Lando Calrissian made a name for himself as captain of the Millennium Falcon and a sportsman seeking a fortune at the galaxy’s sabacc tables. After he lost his beloved ship to Han Solo, he spent years living the high life and pursuing get-rich-quick schemes, with uneven results. He went semi-respectable as the administrator of Cloud City, only to be drawn into the fight against the Empire. His quick wit and daring helped the Alliance destroy the second Death Star, completing Lando’s evolution from smooth-talking smuggler to galactic hero.

HDR night image of The Sage music venue at Gateshead Quays, along the River Tyne, next to the Baltic art gallery and Millennium Bridge (UK)

*Well you know, you can take the boy away from his planet, but you just can't take the memories of home away from the boy. Everytime I look at this hollovid of the old homestead, I know its just waiting for my return. Its a hard life out there on the rim, we only have a short growing season, the rest of the time is snow & ice. And there's never big markets for Beldon Beans, but still gotta be better than life here in Titan City. But then we go where the work is, not much call for stardrive programers back home. But boy do I ever miss those winter moons on Gibbon's World! Just a photo and some sculpted fractals. And as with all my work, inspired by the great unknown ....Beyond the Bounds of Earth.*

Budapest, Hungary, Heroes Square, Millennium Monument, Angel Gabriel on Millennium Column

Night view of the illuminated London Eye from across the River Thames in the impressionist style. The London Eye, or the Millennium Wheel, was opened to the public in 2000 and now is the most popular paid tourist attraction in the United Kingdom.

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A night photograph of the Newcastle-Gateshead quaysides, taken from the Swing Bridge on the River Tyne. The Tyne Bridge is immediately above, with the Millennium Bridge, Baltic Centre For Contemporary Art and The Sage also visible. Northeast England

An HDR photograph of a busker playing an accordion at the Quayside area of Newcastle Upon Tyne, next to the Millennium Bridge (UK)

The gas works near the O2 stadium on a cloudy day in Greenwich London

Jump into the encounter on Savareen, watch out for Dryden Vos and Enfys Nest, as seen in Solo a Star Wars Story.

Cool birthday design for everyone born in 2000. Great gift idea for legends. Vintage. Mega.

The 203rd decade is the current decade of the Gregorian calendar that began on January 1, 2021, and will end on December 31, 2030.

Intergalactic Passholder

Dive back into the dawn of the new millennium with our Y2K-inspired t-shirt, a vibrant homage to the iconic era of the early 2000s. This unique design captures the spirit of Y2K fashion, blending retro-futuristic aesthetics with the unmistakable neon and digital vibes of the time. Featuring bold graphics, cyber-inspired elements, and a palette that screams millennium nostalgia, this shirt is perfect for those who love to reminisce about the days of flip phones, frosted tips, and the early internet. Whether you're out for a casual day or dressing up for a theme party, our Y2K design shirt is your go-to choice for making a statement that crosses time. Embrace the nostalgia and wear a piece of history with a modern twist.

Dive back into the dawn of the new millennium with our Y2K-inspired t-shirt, a vibrant homage to the iconic era of the early 2000s. This unique design captures the spirit of Y2K fashion, blending retro-futuristic aesthetics with the unmistakable neon and digital vibes of the time. Featuring bold graphics, cyber-inspired elements, and a palette that screams millennium nostalgia, this shirt is perfect for those who love to reminisce about the days of flip phones, frosted tips, and the early internet. Whether you're out for a casual day or dressing up for a theme party, our Y2K design shirt is your go-to choice for making a statement that crosses time. Embrace the nostalgia and wear a piece of history with a modern twist.

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The stone circle at Sandy Water Park in Llanelli, Carmarthenshire, Wales

Lando's Classic Summer look

Shut him up or shut him down.

"Hokey religions and ancient weapons are no match for a good blaster at your side"!

The Fondor Shipyards, also known as the Starshipyards of Fondor, were huge starship construction facilities orbiting the planet Fondor, in the Fondor system. Numerous capital ships and freighters were in construction here almost all the time. Presumably because of the shipyard's strategic importance, the shipyards were also guarded by a complement of Imperial Storm commandos as well as several Imperial escort carriers. he shipyards had a varying layout. There were various space stations and construction devices in the area. In addition, for the more secretive projects at the shipyards, a giant shield was enveloped requiring at least 18 shield stations to maintain, and the destruction or otherwise disabling of one would result in the shield.