Retro Vintage Aesthetic Crewneck Sweatshirts

Vintage roadside

A retro mushroom design!

Patrons were incredibly loyal to The Broken Drum on Wilshire Boulevard in Santa Monica and were shaken when the restaurant closed in 1986, according to local newspaper reports we've seen. The hamburger joint was a long-standing institution and is even now remembered fondly by former customers. With its open fire and wood-burning ovens and fresh flowers on every table, the restaurant served food until 4am and many aspiring actors and actresses used it as a place to meet and fret about their careers.

On the far outposts of space is one swinging joint where all the cool cats go, the Atomic Cat Cafe. I came up with this idea while watching season three of Star Trek Discovery and seeing a cat fly a space ship. I put my retro sixties twist on it and came up with this.

Daydreamer

This is a replica of the Camp Funtime tee that was a popular thrift store find back in the late '70s. This version has a true vintage look with plenty of cracking, fading, and chipping to make it looked like you picked it up back in the '70s. This one features a dark imprint which looks great on lighter color tees, but I've also got a light color imprint for darker color tees, so check it out.

Reddy Kilowatt is a cartoon character that served as a corporate spokesman for electricity generation in the United States and other countries for over seven decades.

Vic's Television and Radio Service

Rolling hills of summer.

It's time to make a wish.

reworked b movie retro poster

Vintage Retro Love 70's style

for the young at heart

Dismayed and mortified by what you see and hear? It's not uncommon, and you're not alone. Share your flabbergast with this vintage-style "YIKES" design, using retro colors and font; lightly distressed and faded. Sometimes "yikes" is all we can say.

"Your Apple Pie Don't Taste Too Nice"

Christmas and Happy New Year

Classic design with a tiger face with hat

Steely Dan Retro Faded-Style Typography Design

Retro vintage aesthetic design of David's statue

Retro Modern Abstract Shapes

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Retro Soda Pop

Televising the history and future of humankind

Reminiscent on anime graphics from the 90s

Gamers

eye catching SPACE ATTACK graphic design

Later days, man... later days.

Vintage movie poster style art for SUPERSONIC Pod Comics' special one-shot "THE MIGHTY NANUK"

flag art

retro image with lettering

Wear it on your first date.

Sunset Vibes Retro 80s 90s vintage custom design

The Islander, located in the Perkins Bldg. at S. 11th & A St., advertised itself as "Tacoma's Smart Charcoal Broiler Restaurant" where people could enjoy "Cocktails and Dining in a Tropical Atmosphere." In May, 1957, the restaurant changed hands when Walter F. Clark returned to Tacoma after an absence of 30 years to include the Islander in his chain of Northwest restaurants. Mr. Clark had first opened Manning's Coffee Shop on 11th & Broadway in 1925. His chain of dining establishments included Clark's Red Apple in Bellevue, the Red Carpet in downtown Seattle and Clark's Village Chef in the University District, and were well-known for their delicious food. Clark's Islander would have a warm, exotic Polynesian atmosphere with special dis

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A little bit of soviet look