Neighborhood Long Sleeve T-Shirts

A logo and design for the Haddonfield Neighborhood watch, keeping an eye out for the most famous Haddonfield resident.

Who doesn't like to get on the trolley to the land of make believe... and see all your friends from the neighborhood …. this is a salute to Fred Rodgers who helped kids with a simple hello

NEIGHBORHOOD.

A neighborhood watch sign warning residents to remain vigilant. The iconic 'No' circle symbolizes their commitment to safety, but at its center, an eerie, Nosferatu-like figure emerges, urging neighbors to report anything suspicious. A haunting reminder that even in the most familiar places, the unknown can lurk.

Enjoy!

Lt. Rumsfield reporting for duty!

Temple-Beaudry is a neighborhood of Mideast Los Angeles (MELA) named after the intersection of Temple Street and Beverly Boulevard. Its greatest attraction, arguably, is Vista Hermosa Park.

And when you wake up ready to say "I think I'll make a snappy new day," It's such a good feeling, A very good feeling.....

RIP

A retro-style minimalist design expressing what everybody already knows - that you're the only one. The one and only.

A hilarious neighborhood pun design idea is the perfect gift for your friends and neighbors.

Who are the people in your neighborhood? Here they are in a cute and nostalgic all over print with a pretty ecru background

Gift for Brooklyn residents or for those who love Brooklyn. If you love new york and love bronklyn this t-shirt is for you. Fun gift for those who like Brooklyn.

Show support for the steel city in a new way! Black and gold neighborhoods and fairly accurate (almost painstakingly so) streets made by tracing maps. Designed in Pittsburgh!

It’s a beautiful day to skateboard

Arcade Fire

Everyone who watched the cartoon remembers this eponymous evil villain.

Hello, neighbros! Thank you for considering this artwork today. We appreciate you and love you. Hopefully, that came off like Mr. Rogers would have made it... If not, we apologize.

They Want To Be Your Neighbor

Natty Boh Left Chest Baltimore Tee

"You don't ever have to do anything sensational for people to love you."

Gift she loves in her own ... for Mom, wife, mother in law, Grandma, Aunt

It's your vacation

I explored and drew a map of Los Angeles County's second-largest city for my series, "California Fool's Gold," in 2011. https://ericbrightwell.com/2007/11/03/montebello-montesmello-if-youre-nasty/

No Trump. No KKK. No Fascist USA.

Cannot wait to go home and stay under the blanket.

Celebrate the Lincoln Park Chicago neighborhood with this classic blue logo and 4 red stars. Great for men, women and kids who want to show their neighborhood pride!

An ink and correctional fluid map of Los Angeles's Westside region. It's home to enclaves like Little Brazil, Little Britain, Little Odessa, Little Osaka, and Tehrangeles; UCLA; world-famous Venice Beach, and a handful of places with "Beverly" in their name. I wrote a primer about the communities of the Westside for "California Fool's Gold." https://ericbrightwell.com/2011/08/18/california-fools-gold-a-westside-primer/

Los Angeles County is by fart the most-populous of the US's 3,007 counties and county-equivalents (i.e. 64 parishes, 19 organized boroughs, 10 census areas, 41 independent cities, and the District of Columbia). It's home to the country's most densely-populated urban area, Metro Los Angeles, as well.

Eagle Rock is a former municipality that was incorporated in 1911. In 1923, it was annexed by Los Angeles. It's named after a large rock, which at certain times of the day, reveals a shadow that looks like an eagle in flight. I explored it, for my series, "California Fool's Gold," in 2010. https://ericbrightwell.com/2010/04/09/1166/

Celebrate Chicago's Lincoln Square neighborhood with this classic blue logo and 4 red stars. Great for men, women and kids who want to show their neighborhood pride!

Fine Art lithograph by Maurice Dumont, 1895. Influenced by Art Nouveau, a landscape of ruined temples, looking much like a modern waterfront.

NEIGHBORHOOD - NIGHT.

In 2010, I explored Claremont, the Pomona Valley's "city of trees and PhDs." I painted this map as part some time later -- after I got into oil paints. https://ericbrightwell.com/2010/04/20/california-fools-gold-exploring-claremont-the-city-of-trees-and-phds/

Would you be mine?