Big Mac Kids Hoodies

design from the darkness

They call it a Royale with cheese

A lovely new family.

Classic This Fat Bitch Ain't Burnin' Friday Movie

The "Subtle Brony" series is about expressing yourself as a fan, but without drawing unwanted attention at the same time. Each of my "cutie circles" shows a pony's cutie mark with a color scheme and details that reflect their attributes (hair style, wings, horns, etc).

indictment!

Brothers Richard and Maurice McDonald opened the first McDonald's in 1940 in San Bernardino, California, serving barbecue alongside its burgers - fries weren't even on the menu. By 1948 the pair had perfected the art of fast food with a process they named the 'Speedee Service System'. Barbecue was dropped from the menu to improve service time, and the brothers designed this winking chef character, Speedee, to help communicate the message.

Coming to America? Our buns have no seeds!

Being cheesy is good sometimes

BIG PIMPIN'

cheeseburger exploded

I wanted to take a realistic approach to the MLP: FiM show. Here is Big McIntosh as a Noriker draft horse.

Tasty Hamberders!

Hope he liked it!

Don't Panic

MAC ATTACK

Prove that you're one of the strongest ponies around with this apparel design!

drawn by hand. inspired by hunger.

Another Mayor McCheese

McDonald's is an American fast food company, founded in 1940 as a restaurant operated by Richard and Maurice McDonald, in San Bernardino, California, United States.

w/ Burgerpatch

minimalist burger collage art

This a 1979 tray liner at McDonald's to explain the concept of the "drive-thru"

2 legit, I’m livin’ it.

Creepy doll like design of Ronald McDonalds and his mascot friends, Grimace, Birdie, Hamburglar, Mayor McCheese, Officer Big Mac, McNugget Buddies, from McDonalds.

Ronald McDonald meets Old Man Logan in this Pop Culture Mashup.

Here's another exclusive BB17 design featuring the Rockstar Dentist himself, Johnny Mac!

Jesus Christ Superstar. Do you think you’re what they say you are? Come on – who doesn’t love a good pun.

Berkeley Systems is a long defunct 80s software company that specialized in software for the early Macintosh platform, most well known being the After Dark series of screen savers with their flying toasters. This vintage version of the design includes ample wear and tear to give it an aged look.

A simple, high-res rendering of a Big Mac. Are there, "better," burgers? Sure, but there is still only one Big Mac.

Burger food for the gods

Eeyup!

Everyday is cheat day.