Ps1 Long Sleeve T-Shirts

PSP Old School

Inspired by the amazing work done by Psygnosis, Sony Liverpool and of course the late Designers Republic on the Wipeout series of games, this is an attempt to take the overtly futuristic aesthetic of the series’ logos and revert them to a more traditional, automotive design language. In other words, it’s as if Wipeout was set in the 50s. Cool huh?

Version 2

From the Neverhood and Skullmonkeys games

Kanji design that reads the name for the violet dragoon. Top to bottom reads quite literally "Violet Electric Dragon"

It is time to go to the countryside and harvest some vegetables and fruits with your loyal dog.

The unlikely heroes, due a return very very soon. PlayStation do it!

Cute things for cite people :)

WAAHHOOOO!!

Fan art of Squall Leonhart from Final Fantasy VIII (PlayStation 1,1999) staring stoically into the distance with an angry look on his face. Digital art

Dark Hollow: Darius

Dark Hollow: Alban

I gotta believe!

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).

"Long ago the Primordial Forest, deep and mysterious, witnessed the birth of a man… a vegetable… no, no, no: a thingamajig. Conjured from the magnificent moonbeams of the second summer solstice, woven together by us, the nymphs, destined to preserve the equilibrium of the sacred universe, the one we call: Rayman!" – Betilla the Fairy, Origins

NOODLES ARE THE BEST NO DOUBT CAN'T DENY TASTES BETTER THAN WATER BUT DONT ASK ME WHY

Design inspired by Spyro the Dragon.

Town Square: Alvar

Town Square: Nils

Stone Hill: Gavin

Stone Hill: Astor

Stone Hill: Gildas

Town Square: Thor

Dark Hollow: Oswin

Toasty: Nevin

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).

Iconic Music mashed up with an Iconic Game

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).

Artisans: Nestor

Artisans: Tomas

Does anybody remember the Crash Dance!?

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).

Itchy. Tasty.