Quark Posters and Art Prints

Come to Quark's, Quark's is fun, come right now, don't walk - run!

Easter Egg hidden in Quark Express

The simple text message greeting "What's up?" inspires a particle physics lesson to make any geek proud. Now those curious souls who can't resist reading your shirt will be lovingly ambushed with knowledge.

She is a quark!

In the Ferengi beverage wars, Snail Juice attempted to distance itself from Slug-o-Cola and Eelwasser by appealing to a new, young, demographic.

Ask for Major Kira.

When the station is rocked by wormhole distortion, it's always the complicated orders that suffer. Keep that Klingon coffee safe, Ben!

Retro style design based around the quirky robot fridges from the popular BBCtv series.

Rachet And Clank Retro Japanese

Original artwork of the Quark robots that appeared in five episodes of the popular BBCtv series in the 1960s. (Six if you count their brief cameo in 'The War Games'. I don't.) They also popped up in TVComic... but those ones aren't canon.

Weary travelers who tire of their trek through deep space will find fun and relaxation at Quark's, offering the finest in refreshments, gambling, and holosuite entertainment to customers from nine star sectors in the Alpha and Gamma Quadrants (via the Bajoran Wormhole).

From the surreal world of the 'Inklings' cartoon collection.

Particle Physics T Shirt Higgs Boson: Commemorate the discovery of the Higgs Boson particle with this awesome piece of apparel! A funky graphic illustration for scientist and science lovers

Keep an eye out for that wormhole!

It's a planet of pleasure. It's RISA.

We're gonna need more than one straw.

Come to the Quark Side - Part 2

The edge of the frontier....

Lagrangian main equation

Chart of the Physics Standard Model

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What Quark's logo might look like if it were a bar & grill in the 2000s not the 2300s. Come to Quark's, Quark's is fun, come right now, don't walk - run!

While technically "Females and finances don't mix" this variation is a popular twist on an ancient hew-mon proverb originating in the early pre-warp, currency-driven 20th Century. A rule that every Ferengi DaiMon worth his weight in gold pressed latinum would be wise to remember!

With all their rules of acquisition, these shrewd aliens can't ever be trusted. Watch your gold-pressed latinum in their presence.

He is a quark!

Quark Robot

Come to the quark side

captain qwark

A connected universe, one, event horizon

A minimalist art work of Ratchet & Clank

EVERYONE loves Jumja Sticks!

The Good Thing About Neil the Grass Bison is that he exists whether or not you believe in him. And unless what you say is backed up by evidence, he will NOT. GIVE. ONE. SINGLE. QUARK.

If you were a graphic designer in the early days of desktop publishing, you undoubtedly remember SyQuest. For years SyQuest was the most popular means of transferring large desktop publishing documents to professional printers via large, removable cartridges. SyQuest marketed its products as able to give personal computer users "endless" hard drive space for data-intensive applications. While they were the best of the best in their heyday, they didn't keep up with emerging technologies and were quickly knocked from their perch as competitors ran circles around them. This retro SyQuest tee utilizes their original logo along with just enough wear and tear to make it look like a genuine vintage article.

The guardians of the wormhole.

Particle accelerator patent 1934

Take your bumper to the final frontier.