Game Of Threads Kids T-Shirts

Snapped in the wild. It's unimpressed, obviously. The red devil is native to the state of Tasmanina in Australia.

Rove - cute dog.

The famous Nathan Road, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 1985

Mo the cat

Old Ford automobile

Byron Bay lighthouse 1930s

Flower design

Flower p[ower

Race horse

Cat looks down on life from her perch on the top of a cupboard.

Elephant

Bub looks down from her sanctuary - the top of a cupboard.

How about a combination of tee-shirt, mug and phone case. It would look good out and about and in the office.

Spring into spring ...

Christmas cat

Church cross

Why not wear an image of the kookaburra of Australia? A wonderful bird sure to bring a laugh.

Flower power

Australian wildlife

A galah drops in to taste juicy buds on a flowering tree in the garden.

Bub the cat series

Mo the cat - saved from a hard life on the street. Abandoned as a kitten. Cried loudly and was rescued. Go, Mo.

Bub settles down on the armchair.

Bub the cat series

Bub the cat series

Mint's Black Magic Class in one of my favorite PS1 games: Threads of Fate. The symbol used appears to be a witch. Spell Names include: Dark Mist (Wide), Bomb (Normal), Dynamite (Super), Graviton (Power), Drill (Circle), and Shadow Strike (Hyper).

Mint's Gold Magic Class in one of my favorite PS1 games: Threads of Fate. The symbol used is Prima Doll. The only spell for this magic color is Valiant (Cosmos).

Mint's Green Magic Class in one of my favorite PS1 games: Threads of Fate. The symbol used appears to be a little caterpillar (or a wood sprite perhaps?) with a long nose. Spell Names include: Typhoon (Wide), Wave (Normal), Impulse (Super), Gale (Power), Cyclone (Circle), and Nightingale (Hyper).

Mint's Red Magic Class in one of my favorite PS1 games: Threads of Fate. The symbol used appears to be a little dragon holding a sword. Spell Names include: Bullet (Wide), Burner (Normal), Napalm (Super), Flare (Power), Delta (Circle), and Fire Heart (Hyper).

Mint's Yellow Magic Class in one of my favorite PS1 games: Threads of Fate. The symbol used is a duck (duckling?) holding a star. Spell Names include: Spark (Wide), Cracker (Normal), Trine (Super), Bolt (Power), Force (Circle), and Final Flash (Hyper).

Mint's White Magic Class in one of my favorite PS1 games: Threads of Fate. I believe the symbol used is an angel. Spell Names include: Spread (Wide), Vulcan (Normal), Arrow (Power), and Satellite (Circle).

Mint's Blue Magic Class in one of my favorite PS1 games: Threads of Fate. I believe the symbol used is a dolphin. Spell Names include: Cutter (Wide), Droplets (Normal), Icicle (Super), Ripple (Power), Crystal (Circle), and Restore (Hyper).

Design inspired by Trap Master's battle arena from the PS1 game, Threads of Fate (Dewprism).

Cartoon illustration of white walker stares angrily into the camera with a staff in his hand against a white background