The last couple of weeks have seen the printing of three delightfully geeky shirts over at the always pleasant Threadless.com. What’s more, each of the three designs happen to picture our little green invader friends. These fresh prints include Alien Autopsy by Chris Rowson, They’re Real by Jean Salamin, and, the winner of the recently concluded Threadless Loves Geeks competition, I Be Au Sm by Lawrence Villanueva. Check them out, pick them up, put them on!

The above images come from a series called Videogame Classics by graphic designer and illustrator Olly Moss. The self initiated series utilizes subtle textures and simple “Ah-ha!” graphics that push the images to be as charming as they are attractive. Inspired by the timeless design of classic Penguin Books, each piece faithfully recreates the Marber Grid that heavily adorned the publisher’s books during the 1960s and ’70s. Head over to Olly’s site to have a look at the entire series and the rest of his portfolio.

I’m really enjoying this series of plunger button inspired badges from the online boutique Supermandolini. Pin them to your person or your stuff to add instant interactivity. The shop, managed by founding designers Emanuel Lakoutsis and Ellie Kakoulidou, offers specialty apparel, accessories, and housewares, including a series of floppy disc coasters. Launched in 2007, Lakoutsis and Kakoulidou tightly control all aspects of the site, starting with the visual identity of their website and continuing down to the photography, packaging, and promotion of their products. Stop by their site to have a look at the rest of the shop.

Threadless has reprinted Sean Mort’s t-shirt design The Gaming Revolution. The tee features game controllers of every generation compiled to resemble a fist. For what purpose? One can only guess that Sean is fighting the good fight of awesomeness. Click here to add The Gaming Revolution to your ensemble or here to peek at the rest of Sean’s portfolio.

Take a look at these amazing collateral materials which surrounded SEGA’s The House of the Dead: Overkill upon its February, 2009 Wii release. With a project brief built upon explosions, over the top gore, and Rodriguez & Tarantino’s Grindhouse the branding gurus at Fluid didn’t miss a beat in their undead hearts. The work also earned itself the award of Best Press Kit at this year’s Leipzig Games Convention. Overkill reached the number three spot on the Nintendo Wii sales charts. Not bad on a console known for it’s kid friendly, mother approved games.

Based in Birmingham, UK, the folks at Fluid have sharpened their gaming chops designing for Sony Computer Entertainment, SEGA Europe, Capcom, Warner Bros. Interactive, and Disney Interactive Studios. Take a closer look at The House of the Dead: Overkill and the rest of Fluid’s work on their site.