Lunar T-Shirts

Red Panda moon phases, the cutest kawaii Red Panda in lunar phases, great gift for the budding astrologer, astronomer and lovers of the night sky and stars. I love Red Pandas and Aesthetic Style.

Original Art

Goblincore Aesthetic Cottagecore Dark Academia Mushroom

Prepare to be immersed in a mystical and pixelated world where moonlit nights bring forth a fearsome transformation with "Lunar Transformation: Pixel Art Encounter with the Werewolf." This captivating design combines the allure of retro pixel art with the enigmatic and chilling presence of the werewolf.

Snake chinese zodiac illustration with chinese word and little explanation. Suitable for t-shirt, jacket, hoodie, sweater, sticker, etc.

Elevate your style with our charming cat-themed t-shirt design! This unique design features a captivating black cat perched gracefully on a crescent moon, set against a dreamy celestial backdrop filled with twinkling stars. Embrace the enigmatic allure of our feline friends and the magic of the night with this beautifully designed tee. It's perfect for cat lovers and anyone who appreciates the cosmic wonders of the night sky.

Moony Moon

This sketch of a hand has the moon phases above it and text that says It's Just a Phase. This black and white design is a reminder that things will change in time.

Pop Art Moon image.

We love the moon! If you love moon as much as we do, this tee is for you. Whether your star gazing from your campground in the great outdoors or gazing lovingly out the window from your condo in the city, let's give the moon the mad respect it deserves!

Honor the changes in your life as you honor each phase of the moon.

Show off your witchy side with this Moon Phase planchette

The chinese character (astrological) "Dog" in a handmade ink brush calligraphy. A design for the chinese horoscope and "Year Of The Dog".

The Chinese character fu—most often translated as good fortune or prosperity—is probably the single most commonly displayed character in the entire language, as a good luck charm.

A cool design fitting for those who love China and the Lion Dance! It can also be given as a birthday or Christmas gift to your best friend, relative, boyfriend or girlfriend who also loves China and the Lion Dance! This design is fitting in time for Lunar New Year (February 1st)

One evening a little boy notices the moon seems very close outside his window. He gazes out and then realises it isn’t very big at all and is held up by balloons. He climbs on to it and the balloon floats away. He becomes sleepy and falls to sleep as the moon balloon slowly floats across the countryside…

One evening a little boy notices the moon seems very close outside his window. He gazes out and then realises it isn’t very big at all and is held up by balloons. He climbs on to it and the balloon floats away. He becomes sleepy and falls to sleep as the moon balloon slowly floats across the countryside…

New Year Greetings:Good luck + everything goes well！ You will get all you want!

Chinese Happy New Year 2023 Year Of The Rabbit

The graphic features a red panda dressed in a lion dance costume against a solid dark background. The red panda, known for its distinctive appearance, is depicted in an exceptionally detailed interpretation that merges classic iconography with modern design.

Minimalist design of red to gold rabbit for 2023

Introducing Dragon Born, a charming 3D design capturing the essence of Chinese New Year. This endearing baby dragon, clad in a vibrant Cheongsam dress and adorned with large captivating eyes, proudly represents the festive spirit. With its distinct red, blue, orange, and brown color variations, Dragon Born is a delightful addition to your collection. Complete with the captivating phrase "Dragon Born," this design celebrates the traditions of the Chinese New Year with an adorable and eye-catching character.

2024 is the year of the dragon! Celebrate with this majestic specimen.

So this is the first of a few designs I'm trying that are made with an AI (Artificial Intelligence) program! I wanted a design for Chinese/Lunar New Year got this cute little mom and baby rabbit among a few I made.

Everyone will be happy when she/he sees this.

Exploring the Moon: astronaut Duke stands next to Crater Plum during the first excursion of the Apollo 16 mission. Duke is seen holding a bore sampling implement, used to take vertical profile samples of the lunar soil. On the far side of the 30 metre wide crater is the Lunar Roving Vehicle (LRV). Astronauts Duke and Young landed in the Descartes region of the Moon on 21 April 1972. During their 71 hour visit, they made three excursions on the surface totalling 20 hours 14 minutes, covering 26 kilometres in the LRV. After blasting off from the Moon, they rejoined astronaut Mattingly in the Command and Service Module, returning to Earth on 27 April 1972.

Dragon Lucky Chinese Horoscope Graphic Design

I'd rather be looking for my next hoard Goblincore Aesthetic Dark Academia

A tiger drawn in minimalist style with red and yellow stripes!

Rat chinese zodiac illustration with chinese word and liitle explanation

-Chinese New Year - Year of the Rabbit v1- Celebrate the Year of the Rabbit in style with this festive Chinese New Year t-shirt! Featuring the traditional symbols and colors of the holiday, this shirt is the perfect way to show off your cultural pride and bring in the new year with a bang. Whether you're attending a parade or family gathering, this shirt is sure to make you stand out in a crowd. So why wait? Get yours today and ring in the Year of the Rabbit in style!

Lunar Hippocampus design evokes a theme of a glorious ancient building, which had fallen to the bottom of the ocean.⁣ The moon shines through the ruins, and in it, these seahorse are dancing quietly.

The Chinese character fu—most often translated as good fortune or prosperity—is probably the single most commonly displayed character in the entire language, as a good luck charm.

...Don't tell him it's actually from the gift shop, not the moon! Drawn for Inktober52's lunar prompt! Copyright 2020 Kristen O’Keefe. All rights reserved. All images property of Kristen O’Keefe and are protected by copyright law. Resale, downloading, reproducing, printing, and comping of these images is illegal without permission of the artist

The Chinese character fu—most often translated as good fortune or prosperity—is probably the single most commonly displayed character in the entire language, as a good luck charm.

The Chinese character fu—most often translated as good fortune or prosperity—is probably the single most commonly displayed character in the entire language, as a good luck charm.