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March 27, 2026

Vinyl Sticker Collection: Original Illustrated Art From the Graphicsbyte Shop

Every sticker in this collection started as a drawing

I have been illustrating since long before Graphicsbyte existed. This vinyl sticker collection is where that work finds its way into the world in the most direct form possible. No client brief, no brand guidelines, no approval process. Just the idea, the sketchbook, and wherever the piece wants to go.

This post covers the current single sticker lineup available in the Graphicsbyte shop. Each one is a finished illustration printed on premium weatherproof vinyl and die-cut to shape.

Before getting into the individual pieces, here is what every sticker in this collection shares:

All stickers are printed on thick, high-quality vinyl with a UV-protective laminate. They are weatherproof, scratch resistant, and dishwasher safe. That means they hold up on water bottles, tumblers, laptops, gear cases, backpacks, and anything else you want to put them on. Colors stay vibrant through rain, sun, snow, and daily use. The adhesive grips clean and smooth surfaces securely without leaving residue when removed.

This vinyl sticker collection spans biomechanical sci-fi creatures, atmospheric night scenes, and a few pieces that are harder to put in a box. Now for the pieces themselves.

3 x 1 inches

Biomechanical Cheetah

Engineered for speed, the Biomechanical Cheetah was never meant to sit still. Designed in a forgotten research facility, it was built to test the limits of motion, how fast organic instinct could be pushed when fused with precision machinery. Hydraulic tendons amplify every stride. Exposed gears regulate balance at impossible speeds.

The result is a creature that does not chase. It calculates, locks on, and vanishes in a blur of steel and muscle. Unlike other biomechanical beasts, the cheetah does not rely on brute force. It wins through efficiency, timing, and relentless acceleration. By the time you hear it, it is already gone.

This design captures that moment just before the sprint. The calm focus, the coiled power, the silence before speed takes over.

3 x 2.5 inches

Biomechanical Raptor Dragon

Not all creatures are born of flesh alone. Some are engineered.

The Biomechanical Raptor Dragon blends reptilian instinct with industrial anatomy. Razor-edged plating, exposed mechanics, and organic muscle fused into a single apex predator. It is a visual collision of evolution and machinery, where nature and technology no longer compete but coexist in something darker and more deliberate.

Like many Graphicsbyte creatures, this one began as a traditional pencil sketch with a heavy focus on posture and anatomy. The lean aggressive stance of a raptor combined with the scale and presence of a dragon. Once the sketch was finalized it was scanned, refined in Adobe Illustrator, and layered with mechanical elements that push the organic form into something unfamiliar. The final piece retains the raw energy of a hand-drawn illustration with the crisp precision of vector-based artwork.

This sticker is made for fans of biomechanical art, sci-fi creatures, and anyone who prefers their visuals sharp and unapologetically aggressive.

3 x 3 inches

King of the Monsters

Every era needs its apex. This piece is a tribute to that idea.

King of the Monsters is a biomechanical interpretation of the most iconic creature in science fiction cinema. The same hulking silhouette and unmistakable presence, rebuilt from the inside out with the mechanical anatomy that defines the Graphicsbyte Creature Collection. Plated armor, exposed structural elements, and the kind of scale that makes everything else feel small.

This is not fan art chasing nostalgia. It is a reimagining that puts the design through the same industrial lens applied to every creature in this series. The result stands on its own while nodding to a lineage that has shaped monster design for decades.

3 x 2.5 inches

The Night Voyage: Told by Whale

This one came from a ferry ride between Greek islands at night. Dark water, distant shorelines, lighthouse lights appearing and disappearing as the boat moved through the dark. That rhythm shaped everything about this piece.

The whale swims calmly beside a small island crowned with a lighthouse under a starry sky. It captures the feeling of nighttime exploration across open water, where land appears and disappears and every journey feels both personal and timeless.

This sticker is built for ocean lovers, fans of nautical art, and anyone drawn to atmospheric night scenes. Every detail, from the curve of the whale’s body to the glow of the lighthouse and the reflection of stars on the water, is meant to put you somewhere quieter than wherever you are.

3.5 x 2 inches

Shoom Island: Mushroom Night Glow

Two purple-capped mushrooms rise from rolling hills under a starry night sky. Below them, calm water reflects the stars. Abstract trees and winding roads trace through the landscape like paths in a place that does not quite exist.

This piece was shaped by late-night walks through misty Pacific Northwest forests near Portland, where bioluminescent fungi and low light blur the line between what is real and what feels like it should be. Those quiet moments with dew on the ground and faint glows in the undergrowth became the emotional core of the illustration.

A gentle shower of spores falls from beneath the caps throughout the scene. Growth, mystery, and the particular calm that comes from being somewhere dark and alive at the same time.

4 x 2 inches

I Scream, You Scream: Ice Cream Sticker

Not every piece needs weight behind it.

This one is exactly what it looks like. Playful, colorful, and full of personality. Three illustrated ice cream characters with enough charm to make any surface more interesting than it was before. It is the kind of sticker that finds its way onto water bottles, birthday cards, notebooks, and gift boxes.

If the biomechanical work represents one side of the Graphicsbyte studio, this represents the other. The ability to shift registers entirely and build something that just makes people smile.

A t-shirt version of this design is also available in the shop.

3.5 x 2 inches

Sleepy Panda

This one has become a quiet favorite.

The Sleepy Panda started as a pencil sketch studying the specific weight a giant panda carries when it fully relaxes. That heaviness, the way the body settles, was the whole reference point for the composition. Once the sketch was right it was scanned and digitally painted in Adobe Illustrator using custom brushes to replicate the texture of ink and charcoal. The result sits somewhere between hand-drawn warmth and vector precision.

What makes this sticker different from most is the die-cut negative space. The cut lines follow the contours of the panda’s body and include cutouts between the limbs. When applied to a surface, the color of whatever is underneath shows through the gaps. Your laptop, your water bottle, your gear becomes part of the design.

For anyone who needs a visual reminder that rest is a legitimate part of the process.

3 x 2.5 inches

Oregon Slugs

Oregon rendered in creatures.

The Oregon Slugs sticker is an illustrated map of the state built entirely from stylized slug-like creatures, each one with its own eyes and expression, tangled and wrapped around each other until the mass of them forms the shape of Oregon. Hundreds of them coiled together, layered, stacked, and woven into a single recognizable outline.

It is dense, strange, and unmistakably Pacific Northwest. The kind of piece that rewards a second look and a third. Part illustration, part in-joke for anyone who has spent enough time in this state to understand that something a little weird lives here.

3 inch kiss-cut

Bio-mechanical Heart

This one goes back to 2015 and it is still one of the most requested pieces in the shop.

The Bio-mechanical Heart is an abstract organic shape made of tubes, chambers, and what appears to be some kind of creature settled into a cockpit. There is no direct reference point for it. It was built from pure sci-fi instinct and a preference for controlled chaos on the page. The result reads as alien, biological, and mechanical all at once depending on which direction you hold it.

That is not an accident. The kiss-cut format means the sticker can be rotated in multiple directions, each orientation revealing a different read on the same design. It is one piece that behaves like several.

Also available in person at PDXChange and Made in Milwaukie.

3 x 2.5 inches

The Unicorn and the Angry Sea: Biomechanical Narwhal

This design began as a poster with an iceberg breaking the surface and a mass of custom brush textures building up the movement of water around it. The narwhal came out of that environment, rebuilt through the biomechanical lens with the same mechanical anatomy running through the rest of the Creature Collection.

The horn is structural. The body is layered. The water around it feels like it has an opinion about the whole situation.

There is something about a narwhal that resists being made ordinary. This version leans into that. It is one of the more atmospheric pieces in the collection, closer to the Night Voyage whale in mood than to the aggressive energy of the Raptor Dragon or the Cheetah, but still rooted in the same industrial design language.

The Collection Keeps Growing

These are the current single stickers in the Graphicsbyte vinyl sticker collection. New pieces get added as illustrations come out of the studio. If the biomechanical work connects with you, the Creature Collection is the deeper dive. If you are looking for something to wear, most of the fan favorites are also available on apparel in our shop.

Every piece in this shop started as a drawing. That is the part that does not change regardless of what the final product looks like.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What materials are the Graphicsbyte stickers printed on? All stickers are printed on

All stickers are printed on premium weatherproof vinyl with a UV-protective laminate finish. They are scratch resistant, dishwasher safe, and built to hold up on outdoor gear, water bottles, laptops, and daily use items. Depending on the run, stickers are produced through StickerMule, StickerApp, or printed and finished in the Graphicsbyte studio using an in-house vinyl cutter and cold lamination process.

Are these stickers safe for water bottles and dishwashers?

Yes. Every sticker in this collection is dishwasher safe and holds up through repeated washing on tumblers, Hydroflasks, and reusable bottles. For best results apply to a clean dry surface and allow 24 hours before the first wash.

Where are the Graphicsbyte stickers designed and printed?

All artwork is original illustration by Mark Boehly, designed in the Graphicsbyte studio in the Portland Oregon area. Stickers are produced through StickerMule, StickerApp, or made directly in the studio where we handle printing, cutting, and cold lamination for UV protection and weatherproofing in house.

Can I find these stickers anywhere in person?

The Bio-mechanical Heart sticker is available in person at PDXChange and Made in Milwaukie in addition to the online shop. Other stickers are currently available online only through the Graphicsbyte shop.

Are there apparel versions of these designs available?

Yes. Several designs including the I Scream ice cream illustration are available on apparel through the Graphicsbyte shop via Printful. Check the shop for current available styles and sizes.