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True Romance

A watercolour image of the main characters from the cult film True Romance

True romance retro travel print

Clarence and Alabama from the film True Romance

Film inspired.

true romance

The True Romance design celebrates the classic Tony Scott adaptation of a Quentin Tarantino script. Starring Christian Slater as Clarence Worley and Patricia Arquette as Alabama Whitman, the classic crime comedy features a whole host of big names in supporting roles including Dennis Hopper, Val Kilmer, Gary Oldman, Christopher Walken, Brad Pitt and James Gandolfini.

Some rock music for the incredible, seismic narcissists who are in love with a version of themselves.

A watercolour print from the cult film True Romance

If you're here checking out this design, chances are good you understand; I don't need to explain to you the glory of True Romance. So many giants of cinema are in this film. Most are one- or two-scene performances, but many would say they make the movie. The best of them - Christopher Walken, Gary Oldman, Dennis Hopper, and James Gandolfini - blew me away to the point that I felt they deserved the full 4-tone shaded Plaid treatment, despite the minuscule screen time. Also available as a Ltd. Ed. fine art print @ www.PlaidDesign.co/TrueRomance, each of the elements of this design are their own separate art pieces, so putting it all together was a task that took weeks to complete. Hope you dig it!

Put this shirt on to let your loved ones know.... that you love a scarred-up space parrot more than them.

A little summer romance by the pool....perfect summer tank top!

I've crossed oceans of time to find you...

Vintage illustration Valentine's Day design featuring a boy fishing for love. If I could catch your heart dear Valentine, I'd throw the others back.

Simple vectors of Clarence and Alabama's sunglasses from the film True Romance

Golly what a day!

pop art retro

I know I'm great, but you need to stay away. I'm too much for anyone to handle. Please. Please.

Spread the love with this charming Valentine's Day pink watercolor heart pattern! Overflowing with romance, it's the perfect way to celebrate love and affection. Embrace the spirit of Valentine's Day and add a touch of heartfelt charm to your space!

Number 1 crush!

black and white mixed media illustration

Gary Oldman is an Oscar winner and one of the most respected and revered actors ever. But to me, his best work is still playing the disgusting pimp Drexl Spivey in True Romance. Drexl is a central character to the story, though Oldman is essentially only in one scene ... a legendary scene so good it would have stolen the whole movie if not for the Walken/Hopper scene.

I choose you!!

Christopher Walken & Dennis Hopper face off.

IF ROMANCE IS DEAD, THEN i'M A GHOST

Don't be that guy!

Love

oh to be young and in love

Vintage illustration Valentine's Day design featuring a cute retro boy playing a banjo with his puppy. I'll say it with music, I want you for my Valentine.

A delightful, original and funny, romantic shirt. Is a perfect gift to send to someone you are absolutely and totally crazy about. To a girlfriend, boyfriend, husband, wife, friend, best friend. Featuring the phrase You Are My Valentine. Send to a loved one for many different occasions, such as Valentine's Day or a birthday or even to say how much you miss them. Have a variety of products such as t-shirts, hoodies, masks and much more.

Not funny? Not mine!

A minimal line drawing of a small red heart, for your Valentine. The heart organ, a symbol for love and romance. Hearts make great Valentines day gifts.

For you

We're all a bit weird - but there's always someone out there who is equally weird, and who better than Dr. Seuss to remind us of that?

When you're choosing your reading material, there is only one choice.

Love is a ubiquitous pop art image consisting of the letters L and O over the letters V and E in bold Didone type; the O is slanted sideways so that its oblong negative space creates a line leading to the V. The original design, with green and blue spaces backing red lettering, served as the cover of Museum of Modern Art Christmas card in 1965.