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Volume 01: Lava Lamp Rockets
Volume 01 kicks off the Galaxies 101 series by mashing up two icons of retro design: the lava lamp and the rocket ship. Each piece pairs a glowing glass rocket body, full of slow-drifting color, with a mid-century backdrop of starbursts, orbit rings, and sunburst rays. The result is a set that moves from quiet, glowing stillness to full liftoff, flames and all — equally at home as a calm retro accent or a burst of colorful energy.
The bold, graphic compositions in this volume translate especially well to stickers and posters, making it an easy entry point for anyone new to the shop. From there, the designs extend nicely to tapestries, throw pillows, phone cases, and tote bags for anyone looking to bring the retro space-age look into a full room.Volume 02: Space Needles
Volume 02 takes the lava lamp concept somewhere new — a twilight garden of glowing lamps and bulbs standing like a miniature city skyline against a starry evening sky. Each "lamp" holds its own bubbling color, from soft pinks to cool aquas, giving the piece a dreamy, almost fairy-tale quality that's a little quieter and more atmospheric than Volume 01's bold liftoffs.
The layered, glowing detail in this design makes it a strong candidate for posters and stickers, since the sparkling starfield and soft color palette hold up whether it's viewed up close or across a room. It also lends itself well to tapestries, throw pillows, and duvet covers for anyone wanting a dreamier, evening-sky version of the retro space theme.Volume 03: Take Me to Your Catnip
Volume 03 brings a playful twist to the series, imagining Saturn-like UFOs piloted by cat silhouettes, drifting across a warm, star-scattered gradient sky. The mix of whimsy and retro sci-fi gives this volume a lot of crossover appeal — part space fantasy, part cat lover's inside joke — and the bright, candy-colored palette makes it one of the more approachable, gift-friendly sets in the gallery.
Given the playful subject matter, this volume is a natural fit for stickers and posters, especially for cat-loving shoppers looking for something fun rather than strictly decorative. It also works well on tote bags, notebooks, and stationery, where the humor of the design gets to shine in a smaller, everyday format.Volume 04: Seraphim Eclipse (NFT Collection)
Volume 04 shifts into more elaborate, detailed sci-fi territory, framing an ornate winged spacecraft within an oval window set against a futuristic cityscape. As the NFT-related volume in the series, these pieces lean into a more collectible, gallery-style feel — intricate, layered compositions meant to reward a closer look rather than read instantly from across a room.
Because of that added detail, this volume works especially well as posters and prints, where the intricacy of the design can really be appreciated, alongside stickers for a more accessible option. The digital/NFT nature of the collection also makes it worth noting separately from the other volumes for shoppers interested in the collectible angle specifically.