Dystopian Tapestries

Display your love for the girl on fire

Perfect for Libertarians who know 1984 was not supposed to be an instruction manual. If you are passionate about liberty and take personal freedoms seriously show them with this funny Orwell design.

What would Orwell think Original Aesthetic Tribute 〶

Big Brother is watching you.

Aries Custom Graphics "Death To Trackers" design. Inspired by Steve de Jarnatt's brilliant Cherry 2000.

When your WORST NIGHTMARE becomes REAL and suddenly YOU ARE FACE-TO-FACE WITH A MUGGER. YOU DON'TNEED A GUN! NO SELF-DEFENSE DEVICE THAT YOU CAN GET WITHOUT A LICENSE CAN MAKE YOU FEEL SAFER AND GIVE YOU MORE PROTECTION THAN "KIYOGA" NOW YOU CAN STRIKE DOWN ANY ATTACKER REGARDLESS OF SIZE OR STRENGTH When MUGGERS ATTACK, you're SAFE behind a FIGHTING WALL OF SOLID STEEL! If they come at you armed with a knife, lead pipe or even a gun, instead of being helpless victim, with a FLICK OF THE WRIST you send your attacker off HOWLING with UNBEARABLE PAIN! In fact, not even a LOADED GUN can match Kiyoga™ for protection against mugger, rapists, maniacs or other criminals, while keeping YOU safe from *criminal* prosecution!

"Rusty Gamer Soda" is a famous post-apocalyptic drink, where vintage charm meets the rough charm of a bygone era. If you are a fan of video games about dystopian worlds, you will surely have already recognized it.

Road Trip

Trashman is a fictional character, a superhero who appeared regularly in underground comix and magazines between 1968 and 1985. Trashman is a hero of the working classes and a champion of the radical left causes. The Trashman stories are set in a dystopian near-future America, which after having been ravaged by nuclear weapon attacks, has become a fascist police state, with "vast urban conglomerations. The Trashman series is one of the very few superhero stories depicted in underground comix of the '60s and '70s, particularly as a recurring character. Trashman's post-apocalyptic setting and Marxist-anarchist overtones expressed many social and political beliefs, as well as the feelings on the Vietnam War and counterculture of the era.

Nakina and her best buddy.

Reload Reloaded

Futuristic city inspired by Blade Runner and Cyberpunk

Aldous Leonard Huxley's quote: Aldous Huxley on the power of words. “Words can be like X-rays if you use them properly — they'll go through anything. You read and you're pierced.”

Atomic Chonk is themed after our own spicy "chonk," Winifred. The weapon that melts our hearts, Atomic Chonk is designed for corgi lovers worldwide who want to express their appreciation for the breed or their own chonks.

This is a bold, dystopian stylized face of a screaming person. It is constructed out of typeface characters.

dark fashion

Inspired by "no future" graffiti in Cyberpunk 2077.

They're watching.

What would Orwell think, 1984 free speech design

Children Of Men Movie Best Scene

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Inspired by the fictional Soylent Corporation from the classic 1973 movie.

Wishing all our dreams come true

Wishing all our dreams come true

Shatter Me- Ignite My Love

When you can get the T-shirt before the “Black Swan Event” is it a Black Swan Event? We may never know! Original artwork by David Baker of Art From The Blue Room.

Display your love for this songbird.

Everything is Watching

Hand drawn portrait of a frazzled man.

Resist and help save us from the Orwellian dystopian future that seems to becoming our day to day reality

Aldous Leonard Huxley portrait and quote: “I wanted to change the world. But I have found that the only thing one can be sure of changing is oneself.”

"We know that no one ever seizes power with the intention of relinquishing it."

Nerd shirt for hackers Unleash your inner cyberpunk with our unique Hacker Cat design. Featuring a sleek black cat donning a hoodie, this design is perfect for anyone who wants to express their love for technology and hacking culture. Show off your edgy style and love for all things cyber with our Hacker Cat design today!

Her dogs were made for barkin'

Every disaster movie starts with the government ignoring scientists. And what does that remind you of?