Old Movie Kids T-Shirts

Doc Holiday: "I'm In My Prime." || Tombstone, Movie Vintage

Rain City Video opened its doors in Seattle's eclectic Ballard neighborhood in 1988, serving the city for nearly 30 years before calling it quits. With a collection that approached 40,000 titles, Rain City had more to offer than the Blockbuster stores of years gone by and certainly more than any streaming service, making them a true gem for lovers of movies and TV. Stocking everything from big name flicks to obscure indy productions, Rain City Video had something for everyone across their three Seattle locations, truly living up to their 'never a cloudy day' mantra.

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Shirley Temple in a publicity photograph, showing off her graceful ballet pose.

Inspired by The Sacketts series of books by Louis L'Amour.

An ode to Once Upon a Time in the West. Sergio Leone's Harmonicas. Once Upon a Tune in your Vest!

A publicity colour photo of Shirley Temple from the 1930s.

Cadillac Escalade (1999) 1

Shirley Temple was the original child star of the 1930s and 1940s. The original publicity photo (now in public domain) was in black and white and I digitally painted it and added a background.

Basic Instinct

The design was inspired by an old movie that I'd just watched....The Shawshank Redemption...it is really a cool and inspirational movie.....really love it.

Ode to the long running feud, and short running western mini series, the Hatfield and McCoys.

Digital art portrait of the actress Hedy Lamarr.

WE ARE....artwork drawn by me

The original child star of the 1930s and 1940s is seen here in a publicity shot with a stuffed toy. Shirley Temple was a multi-talented little girl who grew up to be just as talented as a woman. The original photograph was in black and white. I added a touch of color to brighten it up!

This retro-styled, Mihmiverse-inspired drive-in "ad" pays homage to the films of writer/director Christopher R. Mihm!

A collection of Shirley Temple publicity stills make up this unique collage. Shirley Temple was one of the original child stars of the 1930s and 1940s. This old Hollywood legend is still entertaining audiences of all generations in her old movies.

Mary Pickford, was a Canadian-American film actress and producer with a career that spanned five decades. A pioneer in the American film industry, she co-founded Pickford–Fairbanks Studios and United Artists, and was one of the 36 founders of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.

inspired by old movie posters

Let this Deranged water baron of the wasteland let everyone know what you think of them!!! For only the wearer of this shirt can ride eternal! SHINY AND CHROME!!!!

Directed by F.W. Murnau

My painting of raven haired, classic Hollywood Movie Star, Rita Hayworth! Airbrush acrylic on textured board. Put the blame on Mame! Gilda!

Marilyn Monroe

Sweet little Shirley Temple in a photograph from the 1930’s. I’ve added color to the back and white photo to bring it to life. I hope you like it!

Shirley Temple Child star. Oh My Goodness!

Shirley Temple. A publicity photo of Shirley from the movie Baby Take a Bow.

A 1930s public domain publicity photo of little Shirley Temple. I digitally removed her image from its original background and replaced it with a more neutral design.

Shirley Temple is seen here in this publicity shot from the 1930’s. She appears to be praying. I placed a teal background behind her.

This publicity shot, of shirley temple (now in public domain) was originally in black and white. I digitally painted her, removed the background and replaced it with blue. If you like this design but would prefer a different background color, let me know and I can make that happen.

Director Ernst Lubitsch

Shirley Temple, the child star of the 1930’s and 1940’s, is seen here in a publicity photo curtsying. This is the second version of this picture. The other one has a teal chevron background. If you’d prefer a pop of color, check that one out!

my man godfrey