Chowder Phone Cases - iPhone and Android

Description: Chowder hand drawn in the 1930s Cuphead rubber hose cartoon style by Kev Craven.

Description: A shirt from the show Chowder.

Description: Boston tradition to eat, wear, and live New England. Where you never have a shortage of clams – when hungry, head to the shore.⁣ It’s just not chowdah for dinner without the Boston spirit.

Description: For five decades Mildred’s Chowder House was one of the most popular restaurants on Cape Cod. Its chowder is the stuff of legends and countless people still speak of it to this day with adoration. Mildred’s would become a destination for those vacationing on the Cape during the summer. It became commonplace for Mildred’s to serve 900 customers a night. A Cape Cod landmark

Description: Chowder about to take a giant bite out of a magical flying pie with wings. A whimsical and hungry cartoon illustration.

Description: The main catering company crew from Chowder including Mung Daal, Shnitzel, Truffles, and Chowder smiling together. Great vibrant cartoon design.

Description: Feed me clam chowder. I'm in a cryin' mood. And clam chowdah's my thing. So please feed me clam chowder.

Description: Classic official-style character group from the hit Cartoon Network series Chowder, featuring Chowder, Mung Daal, Shnitzel, and Panini.

Description: Snack Attack! Chowder, Mung Daal, Truffles, and Shnitzel getting messy in the kitchen while cooking up a storm. Fun design for foodies.

Description: This is my homage to the channel that I think has inspired me a lot as an artist with it's experimentation and pop cultural influence.... CARTOON NETWORK.

Description: Inspired by the "double or nothing" bet at the end of Smokey and the Bandit.

Description: Massachusetts Map

Description: "Wicked pissah" is a common Boston slang phrase meaning "really awesome" or "super cool". "Pissah" is used to describe something good, excellent, or even incredible.

Description: Reaction and quote from the classic Murder, She Wrote episode.

Description: Celebrate coastal cuisine and local flavor with this fun nautical design honoring a classic New England seafood favorite. Featuring an illustrated team of culinary enthusiasts preparing a hearty pot of soup alongside fresh catch and harbor elements, this graphic captures the spirit of traditional seaside dining. Whether you enjoy gathering the shore or cooking up warm chowder a chilly day, this artwork brings coastal charm to your collection featuring the local scenery and vibe of Boston.

Description: Show your love for classic comfort food with clam chowder art featuring a minimalist bowl and spoon line drawing. Inspired by New England seafood cuisine, this simple badge style design is made for soup lovers, coastal food fans, seafood enthusiasts, home cooks, and anyone who appreciates clean culinary illustrations. A tasteful way to celebrate creamy clam chowder and seaside dining.

Description: Vintage New England Boston clam chowder patriot illustration.

Description: "Hold My Clam Chowder" — the rallying cry of the Pacific Northwest football faithful, in a retro varsity design. Bold arched lettering and a clean retro crest look straight off a vintage program cover. For fans who know every stat, every chant and every rival. Ready for home openers, watch parties and every nail-biting finish.

Description: Celebrate your passion for soccer and local pride with this dynamic design featuring a player kicking a ball against a city skyline silhouette. Highlighting local favorites the slogan chowder cleats and champions, this artwork for passionate sports enthusiasts and fans the game who want to showcase their enthusiasm in style featuring the local scenery and vibe of Boston.

Description: Celebrate soccer culture in Boston with this detailed graphic featuring the iconic city skyline, waterfront bridge, and local elements. Whether you are watching a match or exploring the historic streets, this vintage inspired artwork captures the spirit of Boston soccer fans.

Description: Jenna’s famous for her clam…chowder Inspired by the Nancy Drew games

Description: Oh No!

Description: Ahr Youse from Rho Di'lin - The Oshun Stayt? Like steamahs n chowdah? Weenahs too? Youse a Native! Aaayyy - d'youse eat yet?

Description: In Boston, we believe some things that you all have not yet realized to be true.

Description: What better way to show your pride than with a steamy bowl of new england trans chowder?

Description: The art from our pitch of a live-action Monster House movie!

Description: Clam Chowder Food Lover Foodie Seafood Soup

Description: Bar Harbor map design in aqua blue

Description: Get ready for a day at the beach or a seafood feast with this cute and funny shrimp-themed apparel. This t-shirt features a cartoon shrimp lounging on the beach with the punny caption 'shrimply the best' in bold letters. The design is perfect for seafood lovers and anyone who appreciates a good pun. The shirt is made of high-quality material and features a comfortable fit that is perfect for summer days. Wear it to the beach, a summer party, or any casual occasion to show off your love for all things shrimp and puns.

Description: Celebrate a classic pantry staple with this vintage-style illustration. Featuring the nostalgic textures of perfectly baked oyster crackers, this design brings a touch of mid-century kitchen charm to your collection.

Description: Skippers 1969

Description: According to the Defender Resolves First podcast, HatChowder is doing the lord's work asking all losing Unmatched players "What happened?" And now so can you effortlessly!

Description: Retro San Francisco tribute with a classic sourdough bread bowl delight.

Description: Show off your knowledge of Boston Red Sox history with this shirt!

Description: Skippers was a fast food chain founded in 1969 by Herb Rosen in Bellevue, Washington with a menu of chowder, fish and chips, and other fried seafood. Skippers grew rapidly during the '70s, with new restaurants being opened in multiple western states and British Columbia, Canada, until peaking at around 200 locations in the early '80s. In 1989, growth had slowed, and the chain was sold, resulting in the closing of several locations. Having been largely stagnant, Skippers was would be sold several more times before filing for bankruptcy in 2006. 14 of the 58 remaining stores were sold ahead of the bankruptcy, and after the sales of individual units, the remaining stores were closed and Skippers ceased to exist.

Description: Vintage Favorite Restaurants