Apparel
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Essential T-Shirt -
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Lightweight Hoodie -
Hoodie (Pullover) -
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Tri-blend T-Shirt -
Fitted Scoop T-Shirt -
Fitted V-Neck T-Shirt -
Relaxed Fit T-Shirt -
Lightweight Sweatshirt
Cases & Skins
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iPhone 13 - Soft -
Samsung Galaxy S21 - Snap -
iPad Retina/3/2 - Snap -
Macbook Air 13" (2015) -
Laptop Sleeve
Wall Art
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Metal Print
Home Decor
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Throw Pillow -
Tapestry -
Duvet Cover
Accessories
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Scarf -
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Zipper Pouch
Stationery
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Sticker -
Greeting Card
Artist's Description
Unbeknownst to NASA, a thrill-seeking Martian surfs along over the Mars terrain onboard Curiosity, NASA’s car-sized rover.
Available as:
Prints, Cards, Posters, Clothing, Stickers, Phone Cases, iPad Cases, Pillows & Totes, Duvets.
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Artwork Comments
Cool! Check out our challenge, Sci Fi/ The Lighter Side. Hope to see you there!
Please add this one to Science, Fringe Science and the Unexplained! Also, check our latest challenge, Visitors from Elsewhere (UFO’s and Aliens). Hope to see you there! :-)
Your OUTSTANDING work is Featured for the Week in Science, Fringe Science & The Unexplained!
It’s in the spotlight on our Group Home Page, but also make a visit here to view it larger, and on permanent display!
Congratulations!
Great work!
Your FABULOUS work has been selected for display in the Science Fiction Showcase at the Sci Fi Group!
(Category: Best in THEM ~ The Aliens!) Use the link to check it out!
Congratulations!
Enjoy the show, and check the other categories in our Forum while you’re there!
Your work has been selected for dislay in the Science Fiction Showcase in the Sci Fi Group!
Category: Funny Sci Fi/ Laugh Awards! Use the link to check it out!
Congratulations!
Great stuff! :-))
Thanks Nadya,
Much appreciated.
This would be a cool entry in our newest challenge in the Fringe Science group, Unsolved! (Greatest Mysteries). Check it out! Hope to see you there :-)))