Rowsdower... tell us - do they have beer on the sun? This is an updated 2024 edition of the Poster better suited for Poster Prints. (Look in my shop if you'd want the T-shirt version for wearables)

Such troubled life for a gawd awful independent filmmaker! You have broken laptops galore, massive amounts of Tuna to eat, and you're a lonely-genius-computer-hacker-spy-with-the-keys-to-world-domination to boot. It's just not easy being Breen!

Mark Paulik Shirt design based off of my Virtual Pinball Artwork. Virtual Pinball table available for free download at: https://www.vpforums.org/index.php?app=downloads&showfile=15706 "SWAN is looking for the new sound of the spheres, to inaugurate his own Xanadu, his own Disneyland: the Paradise, the ultimate rock palace! This is the story of that search, of that sound, of the man who made it, the girl who sang it... and the monster who stole it!"

He's here to rescue us from the clutches of the evil Dr Claw

Stop the evil Goro and the Meowkies from stealing all the valuables with this Mappy design.

After a long day digging in the tunnels, little Dig Dug emerges with a fresh batch of inflatables.

That evil mechanical genius. Don’t let him capture all Sonic’s furry friends!

Sophia the Italian mom - tell the world how much you are like her from the sitcom The Golden Girls!

Dorothy the "tough as nails" one - tell the world how much you are like her from the sitcom The Golden Girls

Rose Nylund the "naive one" - tell the world how much you are like her from the sitcom The Golden Girls!

Blanche the "southern belle" - tell the world how much you are like her from the sitcom The Golden Girls

Thank you for being a friend. For traveling down that road and back again.

Charlie is just trying to make it through his performance. Show your love of the classic arcade game "Circus Charlie" and jump through the burning hoops.

One of the most overlooked Superfriends finally gets his due!

Two immortal enemies think back on their childhood days and remember happier times playing "capture the flag" in the park.

Like the star child of 2001...The wise cracking bots with their puppets float out in space past Jupiter and beyond the infinite.

Peer inside and take a quick tour of this iconic spaceship as it orbits the Earth in search of the universe's worst cinema.

See the evolution of portable music players over time in this vector illustrated green poster design.

See the evolution of portable music players over time in this vector illustrated purple poster design.

See the evolution of portable music players over time in this vector illustrated red poster design.

See the evolution of portable music players over time in this vector illustrated orange(ish) poster design.

See the evolution of portable music players over time in this vector illustrated blue poster design.

Find your age on the Evolution of Portable Music Players T-shirt. Which device do you remember as the popular music player of the time?

The iPod touch. The poor man's iPhone. Except these weren't cheap either. And you could only call someone if you had skype and were connected to wifi. And you couldn't hold it up to your face to talk. But hey! GAMES!

Remember the first iPod? The one with the real physical buttons and spinning scroll wheel? No? Boy I sure do. I sold my entire CD collection to buy one (after converting them all to MP3's) The dude at the Music store laughed and said I was nuts. "You'll be back in here buying these back!" That store is closed. I still have all my music stored in the cloud. Who won that argument?

Show your love of the first portable CD player - The Sony DiscMan introduced in 1984!

The Sony MZ-1 MiniDisc Player was first introduced 1992. The first MiniDisc player.

Do you remember the MPMan? I sure don't. But it was the first MP3 player on the market. It didn't sell very well (no surprise there) but you can show your love of tech history!

Norelco Carry Corder 150 was the first Portable Tape Recorder (and sometimes used for playing music before better options arrived)

The Regency TR-1 is the first portable Transistor Radio introduced in 1954

The KLH Portable Record Player was introduced in 1962 and featured its own storage suitcase with detatchable speakers.

Show your love of the much loved portable music cassette tape player the Sony Walkman!

Show your love of the greatest worst/best movie ever produced....oh hai doggie!

From below the foul depths of the Earth she came...Her