Magazine Hoodies

Magazine illustration

Magazine illustration

Aesthetic Pink Magazine Collage

Heavy Metal Magazine Logo

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heavy metal cover by simon bisley

The Cool Tees Classic Life Magazine T-Shirt is great for t-shirt culture lovers who enjoy the classics prints that made part of the t-shirt’s history. If you are a fan of t-shirt culture and like to wear alternative t-shirts, this t-shirt is for you! The t-shirt history inspired graphic t-shirt brings a reproduction of the extinct Life Magazine and is perfect to wear on weekends. Show your passion for t-shirts with this classic and different t-shirt. Cool Tees is dedicated to Art, Culture, Music, Cinema, Sports, amongst other relevant themes to society and the world. Discover here your new favorite T-shirt and have fun with the amazing collections we have prepared for you. Cool Tees: Spread Good Vibes, Art and Culture wherever you are!

Magazine - Post-Punk Pioneers. A design based on the English post-punk band, Magazine. Howard Devoto formed Magazine shortly after leaving The Buzzcocks.

A minimal tribute to a classic debut. Distressed/Faded print effect.

90s Mad Magazine

A minimal tribute to their classic track. Distressed/Faded print effect.

Mad Magazine Book

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The Hermit is a magazine for magicians. This design is for magicians who read The Hermit.

in this kinda world, be glad you can get this shirt.

A minimal tribute to their classic track. Distressed/Faded print effect.

Canvas Swap A collaborative art ’zine https://cszine.com All Canvas Swap merch purchases for towards funding the project. Owned & run by WildElementStudios.com Logo/Branding & Zinnie the Zebra not to be used without permission.

A minimal tribute to their classic track from Secondhand Daylight. Distressed/Faded print effect.

Vintage Mad Magazine

Founded in 1978, BMX Plus! Magazine is the longest running BMX publication the world has ever known. They were there as BMX racing was born until their final issue in 2015 making it 37 years straight without missing a single issue. While that alone is impressive, especially making it so far in the internet age for what is without question a niche market while maintaining their consistent quality throughout is truly an accomplishment all involved should be proud of.

An original minimal tribute design to a classic track!

Gothic Bite Magazine is the accomplishment of a group of writers known as The Ghoul Family. People who share a common interest in the art, folklore, legend, and nerd fandom. The webzine started as an idea and build itself to become what we know today as a website welcoming the indie community.GBM became popular with its articles focusing on the paranormal, cryptozoology, legends and interviews. The name is becoming more significant with every follower, and the term gothic is also reaching a wider audience. The 2nd annual print will be available on Tuesday, September 24th, 2019, on Amazon. Two formats available, print and digital, as well as KU. The magazine contains all the best articles written by Alexa Wayne, Kendra Hale, Christina Brady,

What do they say? Guaranteed fresh, every time. Of course it is.

Vintage 90s Mad Magazine

A great magazine, gone but not forgotten.

Art nouveau style lithograph by Louis Rhead, 1896. Art nouveau magazine cover illustration of a woman reading a book among large yellow roses

MJ 23 - the goat

It's Billy Madison's favorite day of the week!

After running Fun Magazine, the publisher's created a new title in 1990 that would be able to go head-to-head with the long-established Detroit alt weekly, Metro Times. Like Metro Times, Orbit was free at newsstands throughout southeast Michigan, but unlike its progressive, left-leaning rival, Orbit would leave politics at the door, focusing instead on Detroit arts, culture, humor, and entertainment. Orbit Magazine ran nearly a full decade before closing their doors in 1999, but they'll never be forgotten, especially their smirking mascot, Orby. 

An original minimal tribute design to a classic track!

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PUNK MAGAZINE- ZINE- LOU REED #1

Dynamite Magazine from Scholastic is another great reminder of childhood in the 1970s, an age before the home video and video game revolutions. The magazine, published out of Englewood, N.J. was a monthly publication that was filled with interviews with the hottest stars of the day and included fun features that could help pass the hours on a rainy Saturday. In magazine terms, Dynamite had a really good run, managing to stay relevant for almost two decades from it's first issue in 1974 to it's last in 1992.

Bjork - 1994 old magazine cover

The door to the magazine at Fortaleza de Sagres in the Algarve, Portugal. The promontory fort was built in the 15th century by Prince Henry the Navigator. The restored magazine is one of several buildings inside the large fortress. Photograph taken in April 2018; Canon EOS 60D DSLR