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A convicted Cinephile parody logo inspired by the criterion collection logo.

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Tell it like it is. It's the most wonderful time of the year! (except for your wallet).

The perfect shirt to let everyone know what your priorities are. Great for work, family gatherings, and funerals.

Why aren't there more Lady Snowblood shirts out there? I had to do something about it!

Digital painting of Tatsuya Nakadai from the 1962 samurai film "Harakiri," directed by Masaki Kobayashi. Nakadai's character, Hanshiro, wields his katana in a dramatic moment from the movie.

The greatest love story of all time about pineapple.

Controversial Couture Devil Movie Tees for Trendsetting Enthusiasts

For all my cinephiles out there, let people know how much you love Cinema!

A Matter of Life and Death

Digital painting of Marcello Mastroianni, star of Fellini's famous film, 8 1/2. Mastroianni's character on his way to receive some holy water.

Harry Dean Stanton on a friggin' shirt.

Adam Driver and 3 of the characters he has played in film :D -While we're young -Paterson -Blackkklansman

Criterion Collection inspired design meant to evoke the energy and significant style of each episode of Kamen Rider.

The Gleaners and I was made with a small Sony camcorder, adorned in a couple of stickers. Follow in the spirit of Varda: Make art, not money. Technology is quite cheap, you can do what you need to now.

A tee from William Klein's classic Who Are You, Polly Maggoo?

It's True.

Tribute to Felini’s 1954 film, La Strada, starring Giulietta Masina. Digital painting of the character Gelsomina, with the title of the film below.

Simply one of the greatest detective films of all time.

Reynolds Woodcock simply has no time for confrontations.

Werner Herzog klaus kinski

...No Time To Look Back.

Heartache as told through 30 cans of pineapple by Wong Kar Wai.

Main Logo for the Cinenauts podcast

Homage to the final scene in the classic french suspense film, Diabolique. A portrait of the star Vera Clouzot, before the final events of the film unfold, with the title of the film superimposed on the painting.

Black and white portrait drawing on toned paper of Toshiro Mifune from the Japanese samurai film, "Yojimbo."

Show the world how much you love Cinema

hand drawn art for Paul Thomas Anderson's best movie.

Eyes without a face

gotta conserve your strength

...No Time To Look Back.

Take a trip to Alphaville and channel your inner Level Three Seductress. Godard approved!

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