Isaac Asimov T-Shirts

Four customised or concept cars from film and TV which are just too futuristic to be real... or are they...? From top to bottom: • Automan's digitally constructed Autocar which could take corners at right angles, travel at impossible speeds and pass straight through solid obstacles - based on the Lamborghini Countach LP400 • The self driving Lexus 2054 as used by John Anderton to escape from his pursuers in Minority Report • The Durango 95 (in reality a M-505 Adams Brothers Probe 16 Concept Car) as stolen by Alex and his Droogs in A Clockwork Orange • Detective Del Spooner's Audi RSQ (with spherical wheels for better turning) from iRobot

The A-B-Cs of golden age sci-fi: Asimov, Bradbury and Clarke. Style and typography inspired by golden age pulp magazines. I recommend a navy or royal blue shirt for this art.

A series of vintage science fiction pulp styled artworks.

A series of vintage science fiction pulp styled artworks.

A series of vintage science fiction pulp styled artworks.

A series of vintage science fiction pulp styled artworks.

Three Laws of Robotics, as envisioned by the great Isaac Asimov.

Ask your local T-800 about the Three Laws of Robotics!

The future is not what it used to be

Reject efforts to block access to diverse ideas. Read banned books.

Even with the Laws of Robotics, I wouldn't trust an armed robot, would you?

Our Heartless Friends demand that we prove we are not robots by selecting all the pictures that sho fire hydrants.

Let's set the record straight.

Three Laws of Robotics, as envisioned by the great Isaac Asimov.

The Three Laws of Robotics are guiding principles devised by sci-fi author Isaac Asimov to govern the behavior of artificial intelligence.

The future is not what it used to be

A series of vintage science fiction pulp styled artworks.

Hektor, a city service droid, broke his program yesterday. Now he's feeling a certain kinda way. He's thinking of moving out of the city, but he just doesn't know. Beep beep boop. This is the perfect shirt for any sci-fi fan, robot enthusiast and (possibly) someone who wants to show their support for the robot that "breaks through the programming." Undoubtably you'll have someone asking "Why is the robot so sad?" Your guess is as good as mine.

The Isaac Asimov's 3 robotic laws with an "Iron Giant" inspired robot

Asimov's The 3 Laws