Warhammer 40k is usually a tabletop game like D & D.

- cinderella reference :)

- nutcracker reference

The description references Invader Zim in the episode Parent Teacher Night.

Added!

references the fun song from spongebob :)

Thank you~ x3

Snooburb Cake appears to be a reference to Undertale.

PROOF:

I've been meaning to play that game. It's on my list of "games I need to play soon" hah.

That said, the artist, says that the Snooburb Cake is not a tribute or reference to anything in particular. Looks to just be a bit of coincidence.

Really? That's weird, given that there's literally four different parts of that item that match up rather perfectly to Undertale.

You should totally play it! It's well worth it.

- I believe this item is a new addition to Books:Harry Potter as a reference to "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them"

Probly Reading to much into it but has a description reference that i Immediately thought of the Spyro the Dragon game, Elora the Faun, as thats what she says to Spyro after he asks if shes a goat ;)

- Pretty sure this is a Black Butler reference.

Dramatic Dystopian Greasepaint is a reference to Mad Max: Fury Road (https://subeta.net/ushop.php?act=dosearch&itemname=Dramatic+Dystopian+Greasepaint&type=shops)

- This thread is for official items only, not CWs. If you have a CW that is a reference, please post it over here: https://subeta.net/forums.php/read/847265/Custom-Wearable-Tributes-III

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I do not know if this is covered in any of the categories but I searched the ones it would possibly be under! The Little Black Rain Cloud is from Winnie the Pooh series.

[item2=Little Black Rain Cloud]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aYqA58N3sEE

^YouTube video of Winne the Pooh and the Little Black Rain Cloud lol. Sorry if this was covered anywhere!

I think the Tiny Pumpkin Headband is a reference to the Lackadaisy comic too. Specifically this strip here. Rocky is wearing an identical band and says "As you can see by my noble nodule..."

Edit because I'm an idiot that can't spell. e.e

@ Seerow - This is an Alan Rickman tribute item for Actors/Actresses, and it overlaps with Harry Potter in the description (p394 ~ Snape quote)

[item2=Book Of Very Interesting People]

Edit: I'm pretty sure this item is a Harry Potter reference item. Harry invited Luna to Slughorn's party as friends, and her dress was spangled (which this item appears to be). Also the rude nickname 'Loony Lovegood.'

[item2=loony dress]

[item2=Furious Makeup Kit] Reference to Mad Max: Fury Road

There are a few more items referencing the X-Files. has a picture of Agent Mulder with one of the show's main slogans, "I Want to Believe", appearing on it. (The item description, "The Truth is Out There", is a reference to the show's OTHER main slogan.) Also, these shirts reference the same slogan.

I got bored while waiting for the timer at the Free Shop so I thought I'd list some of the art pieces sold in the Delphi MoMA gift shop :)

- San Giorgio Maggiore at Dusk by Claude Monet

- The Elephants by Salvador Dali (Dali did a lot of leggy elephants so I can't be 100% sure of the painting, but it's definitely a Dali)

- Jimson Weed 3 by Georgia O'Keeffe

- Edge Of The Cliff, Pourville by Claude Monet

- Almond Blossoms by Vincent van Gogh

[item=Awash, Among, Afloat Print] - The Great Wave off Kanagawa by Hokusai

and - Rashad Alakbarov's installation Fly to Baku

- this is based on the giant bean in the exhibition part of the MoMA, which in turn is a reference to the Cloud Gate by Anish Kapoor

- The Japanese Bridge (The Water-Lily Pond) by Claude Monet (like the item name implies, Monet did a lot of bridges, but I think the linked version is the closest match)

- Hoarfrost by Camille Pissarro

- this is a reference to Gustav Klimt's paintings (see here, here and here)

- this is an obvious reference to the ballet dancer paintings of Edgar Degas, but I couldn't find any specific painting this might refer to. Perhaps there isn't one.

- this refers to Warhol's silkscreen works, like Marilyns

While I'm pretty sure of the ones above, the rest are a bit iffy. Thought I'd list them anyway, perhaps someone else can confirm my guesses or knows the correct reference ^^

- I think there are a few similar installations, but Samantha Clark's Cloud Chamber is well documented and already from 2007 so to me it seems like the likeliest reference

- there are at least two artists doing driftwood horses: Heather Jansch and James Doran-Webb. This is probably a reference to one or the other.

- this is probably another van Gogh reference (based on the swirly clouds and textures)