Jousting Kids Hoodies

A medieval knight riding in a jousting tournament. Wears helmet with ribbons, armor and carries a lance and shield. The horse wears a coat. A fun cartoon style image for modern day jousters and fans of chivalry and jousting.

This design was extracted from the Opus Amplissimum de Arte Athletica Volume 2 (Page 393) and cleaned in Photoshop. The original book was published in the 16th century and is public domain. Base image courtesy of Wikimedia Commons.

Full Armour Jousting Tee

Do you love intellectually jousting? This witty tee shows you've got a quick intellect. Your sense of humor makes you fun. Show your renaissance wit with this shirt present. Great gift idea for birthdays Christmas or any other holiday occasion. Like a knight getting ready to joust in the middle age, use your tongue and intelligence in battle. This clever, funny, and smart medieval tee is a great gift. Wear this tee to college, Ren fest, high school, or work. Let your jouster and jester out.

Do you love intellectually jousting? This witty tee shows you've got a quick intellect. Your sense of humor makes you fun. Show your renaissance wit with this shirt present. Great gift idea for birthdays Christmas or any other holiday occasion. Like a knight getting ready to joust in the middle age, use your tongue and intelligence in battle. This clever, funny, and smart medieval tee is a great gift. Wear this tee to college, Ren fest, high school, or work. Let your jouster and jester out.

Jousting Knight

Nice Jout graphic

A medieval knight riding in a jousting tournament. Wears helmet with ribbons, armor and carries a lance and shield. The horse wears a coat. A fun cartoon style image for modern day jousters and fans of chivalry and jousting.

Make Jousting Great Again

This medieval design with two knights on horseback shows the knightly duel game - the jousting. Super suitable for medieval fans at the medieval market. The joust, i.e. the thrusting of the lance to knock the opponent off his horse, began in the High Middle Ages as knightly combat training and can still be admired today at medieval fairs.

This medieval design with two knights on horseback shows the knightly duel game - the jousting. Super suitable for medieval fans at the medieval market. The joust, i.e. the thrusting of the lance to knock the opponent off his horse, began in the High Middle Ages as knightly combat training and can still be admired today at medieval fairs.

Knights jousting on tortoises... this could be a long battle

Who doesn't love the adventures of cheeky Merlin, hottie Arthur, lovely Gwen, patient Gaius and the wicked Morgana? Arthurian High School style melodrama? CHECK! Medieval super heroes? CHECK! Oh! There is also the occasional JOUST!

2 knights jousting

Gnome dressed as a plauge doctor, jousting mounted on a raccoon. From "The Haggis Story" by Crash Bocce.

Joust

A cool design fitting for those who love knights, horses and fantasy! It can also be given as a birthday or Christmas gift to your best friend, relative, boyfriend or girlfriend who also love knights, horses and fantasy! This design is also fitting in time for End Of The Middle Ages Day (May 29th)!

Battlefield!

Retro designs for retro game lovers!

This Thanksgiving, celebrate Black Friday like your ancestors did: by jousting against the mighty Turkey Knight. The bird and its tryptophan will be no match for your mighty courser and steel lance! Modified from a public domain original in the NYPL.

Are you going to a Renaissance festival soon? Do you need a costume? Perfect! Impress all the ladies of the realm with this awesome Renaissance Fair t shirt. This Renaissance faire shirt makes the perfect gift for the knight in your life.

What, you mean you've never seen a design for a jousing pram automaton before?

A Tournament by Lucas Cranach the Elder, 1506. Woodcut.

This medieval design shows a knight wielding a lance and wearing heavily decorated armor. The rider is on his way to jousting. Great for medieval fans at the medieval market. Jousting, or jousting to knock an opponent off his horse, began as knightly combat training in the High Middle Ages and can still be admired at medieval markets today.

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A fin-tastic show of Valor from these fighting fish.

When great things come together...

Cretaceous critters clash in catastrophic climactic clash!!!

Strong Deeds, Gentle Words. This Is The Bay

In the enchanting waters of a medieval fantasy world, seahorse jousting reigns as a captivating sport. A black moor fish rider, clad in elegant armor, wields an enchanted coral lance, engaging in thrilling underwater jousting matches.

This medieval design shows a knight on horseback with a lance at the knightly duel game - the jousting or jousting. Super suitable for medieval fans at the medieval market. The joust, i.e. the thrusting of a lance to knock the opponent off his horse, began in the High Middle Ages as knightly combat training and can still be admired today at medieval fairs.

In the enchanting waters of a medieval fantasy world, seahorse jousting reigns as a captivating sport. A black moor fish rider, clad in elegant armor, wields an enchanted coral lance, engaging in thrilling underwater jousting matches.

Medieval Knight clad in plate armor with his warhorse, ready to joust. Artificial Intelligence Art.

This Thanksgiving, acquire a turkey like your ancestors did. The bird and its tryptophan will be no match for your mighty courser and steel lance! Modified from a public domain original in the NYPL.

Still the best video game ever made about jousting on an ostrich.

Joust is an action game developed by Williams that released in arcades in 1982, and began porting to consoles and PC's the following year. While not the first two-player cooperative video game, Joust's success and polished implementation popularized the concept. Player 1 rides an ostrich, player 2 a stork. Repeatedly pressing the flap button gains altitude, while a two-directional joystick controls direction. In a collision with enemy knights riding buzzards—or the other player—the higher rider dismounts the other. The game was well-received by players and critics, and the mechanics influenced other games. Joust was ported to numerous home systems and was followed by a more complex and less popular arcade sequel in 1986.