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This movie poster pop art features a neon green flying saucer UFO with clean simple lines and fills. The design is inspired by 1950s horror movie posters and features neon green and neon purple colors. The poster depicts a UFO over a city in a grunge pop art style, evoking the War of the Worlds aesthetic.

What's included: Neon Painting Sign, 12V Power adapter (AC110-240V), Dimmer, Plug ( depends on destination ), Wall Mount Elevate your space with our custom neon sign inspired by the captivating beauty of one line faces art. This unique piece combines the elegance of line illustration with the modern allure of neon, creating a striking blend of boho and minimalist aesthetics. Transform your surroundings into an art gallery with this custom neon sign. Ideal for personal enjoyment or as a…

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Trippy bright red and blue print of the outline of a monstera leaf in a 3D glitch style. On a black background, so it gives the impression of a neon sign. Perfect for a colorful eclectic style or a botanical boho vibe. Made to look like it is fading in and out of view, especially effective viewed at a distance. Unique take on arguably the most recognizable tropical house plant leaf! Almost like an 80s/90s vibe, it calls back to those paper 3D glasses you sent away for on the back of a comic…