Rubin Posters and Art Prints

Ugly Christmas sweater featuring music producer Rick Rubin

Vera Rubin!

Share your love for Rebecca, American Girl's first Jewish Historical doll, with her iconic original looks. Artwork by Lauren Schmidt

based on the classic pep boys logo

Rob Rubin

Thomas Sullivan Magnum IV is a fictional character on the American television series Magnum, P.I.. The series final episode reveals that his full correct name is Thomas Sullivan IV, and not III.1 As the title suggests, the character Magnum is a private investigator. In the original series, Magnum was portrayed by Tom Selleck. Jay Hernandez portrays the character (updated to Thomas Sullivan Magnum IV, however not a direct relation to the original iteration of the character) in the 2018 reboot series.

Octavia Melody dressed as American Girl, Rebecca Rubin. Rebecca lives in 1910s New York City, New York.

One classic Hollywood star. One famous portrait from art history. What would happen when you combine them together? The result is in these digital mashups: fascinating, beautiful, weird, strange... you name it. Every combination is original unique and perfect for posters, canvas, t-shirt or bags. Perfect present for movie fans. Gift idea for art lovers. Gift idea for movie fans.

Geto Boys done as the current Pep Boys logo

The Foundation

A digital representation of the character Volkor, made famous by the team at Funhaus.

If you're having girl problems i feel bad for you son

T La Rock, Y'all!

American astronomer who pioneered work on galaxy rotation rates. She uncovered the discrepancy between the predicted and observed angular motion of galaxies by studying galactic rotation curves. Identifying the galaxy rotation problem, her work provided the first evidence for the existence of dark matter.

A vintage style logo of Rubin & Floyd's vintage guitar shop in Nashville Tennessee. Features a distressed classic guitar faded in the background with the company logo.

Designed based on the musical Rent, quote from "Seasons of Love" This colorful, artistic design will appeal to any Rent fan. Simple and easily readable, this makes for a subtle way to show off your love for the musical! The design also makes a great gift or present for theatre fanatics and broadway lovers alike. Image description: the number "525,600" in a bold font overlaid with a rainbow paint texture. The paint is stylishly messy and spotty.

The 'marketplace of ideas;' the most agreeable place on the planet... only if you're not a 'regressive.'

Remember the amazing renaissance era portraits people had done of their pets? No? Well, you can experience it now!

In the middle of a serene meditating cross-eyed face, featuring a genial broad smile, a fancy decorator nose, and flowering pink skin, a pair of unruly identical twins struggles rudely for possession of an elegant teal vase of cheery fresh daisies that matches their stylish twinsy striped hats. Three-toned floral purple umber wallpaper enhances the background. Pencil Drawing + Astute Graphics/Illustrator Tracing, Coloring, & Effects

BiBecca

Pay homage to Jay-Z and this British summertime ice cream treat with this 1990s "99 flake" inspired graphic stating "I got 99 problems".

Salon Ladies | In The Heights

The immortal words of Dave Rubin that have been turned into a meme online.

The immortal words of Dave Rubin that have been turned into a meme online.

Lada 2108 Turbo Rubin Red by PjesusArt

Colorful modern abstract art of two humans kissing, making use of a Rubin Vase Illusion to creat a river of sunlight between them.

Recreation of a popular car decal from 1966 worn in response to a slogan based on what was originally published in the NY Mirror Sept 1936: "The U.S.A. would be a better place to live in if all the people who didn't like it would leave it - to the rest of us who love it!" Whatever your political stance, it’s about commitment and growth.

Which squares are closer to you? Art as an optical illusion. Perception varies!

Geto Boys Classic Pose

An overlay of 2 popular car decals from 1966 based on what was originally published in the NY Mirror Sept 1936: "The U.S.A. would be a better place to live in if all the people who didn't like it would leave it - to the rest of us who love it!" Whatever your political stance, it’s about commitment and evolution.