Space Jimmy Canvas / Posters

“Out of Orbit. Deep in Space.”

from $39.99 USD
  • ✔️ Unique coating for razor-sharp prints
  • ✔️ FSC-certified sustainable wood frames
  • ✔️ Vivid colors via advanced print tech
  • ✔️ Safe, non-toxic latex inks
  • ✔️ Multiple sizes & frame colors available
 
“Red-lens stare. Cosmic hair. Unkillable flair.”

Space Jimmy — Framed Canvas
(Gallery Collection)

Immortalized in ink and a design straight from orbit, Space Jimmy stares through red suns and cosmic static — now on gallery-grade canvas. His grin bends gravity, his shades burn like prophecy, and every wall becomes part of the saga. Printed with archival inks on FSC-certified frames, this piece is cult décor with dark-humor bite.

Why you’ll hang it: it’s not just wall art, it’s a warning. For gothic romantics, Die Jimmy Die collectors, and lore-obsessed fans, this canvas declares your orbit around the saga — bold, cursed, unforgettable.


  • Premium canvas with unique coating — sharp, vivid reproduction
  • FSC-certified wood frames — sustainable & solid build
  • Vibrant colors via advanced print technology
  • Non-toxic, eco-safe latex inks
  • Available in multiple sizes & frame finishes
  • Artwork: “Space Jimmy — Red Suns” — official DJD saga piece

What Fellow Fans Are Saying

“Hung Space Jimmy above my desk and now every Zoom call feels like a cosmic trial. The print is razor-sharp, colors burn, and friends keep asking where to join the cult. Worth every cent.”

— VoidWanderer, ★★★★★

“Space Jimmy staring at me from the wall? Feels like prophecy. Crisp print, solid frame, and yes—guests whisper ‘Team Jimmy’ when they see it.”

— Mara V., ★★★★★

“It turned my plain wall into a saga shrine. Sturdy, vibrant, and unapologetically weird—exactly what I wanted. Jimmy belongs here.”

— Cassie L., ★★★★★

Frankie’s Diary —
Chapter: Gravity Cheats

Day 21.

He drifted in like a comet I swore I’d never chase again—shades burning red suns, hair alive with static, smile carved for the void. Space Jimmy. The universe’s favorite trick.

I told myself not to look, not to let the orbit catch me. But the tilt of him, the way the room bent toward his grin— I felt the pull in my ribs before I could steady the sightline.
My vow was gravity; his lenses were the stars.

For a breath, I hated how my heart whispered too the stars and beyond!.
For a breath, I fell in love all over again.

But promises don’t burn out like meteors. I held steady.
He doesn’t know death is just a layover. I do.

If he rises tomorrow, so will I—eyes sharp, vow unbroken.
Die, Jimmy, Die. Even if the cosmos tries to trick me.

Read The Diary