Westwood Pins and Buttons
Description: I'm an old hardcore gamer. Westwood, along with Lucasfilm, was one of my favorites ever and I was heartbroken when Electronic Arts liquidated the brand, as Disney did with LucasArts. From 1985 o 2003, Westwood created masterpieces like Dune 2, Lands of Lore, Nox, Dragon Strike and even the Command & Conquer saga. Their graphics, sounds and techs were always top notch and everyone thought they could last forever… then EA happened. :-( This logo has been reconstructed completely in vectors, in respect of the original shape, colors, shades and lights, then scratched by hand… hope you like it!
Vivienne Westwood Planet Heart - Considine Mcclure #4 Pin
by Considine Mcclure
$3.00 $3.25
Westwood - Official Artwork - Considine Mcclure #6 Pin
by Considine Mcclure
$3.00 $3.25
Description: A clean white-on-black street map graphic focused on Westwood in Los Angeles, California. The artwork uses labeled roads, a detailed local street network, and bold place-name typography. The search focus stays on this specific area and its local identity rather than generic map keywords.
Description: A clean white-on-black street map graphic focused on Westwood in Los Angeles, California. The artwork uses labeled roads, a detailed local street network, and bold place-name typography. The search focus stays on this specific area and its local identity rather than generic map keywords.
Description: Bring back the golden era of Westwood hoops with this groovy 1970s retro style college basketball graphic tee. Featuring a classic cartoon Bruin bear mascot spinning a basketball in powder blue and gold uniform, wavy 70s rainbow ribbon stripes in warm earth tones and baby blue, vintage halftone shading, and bold bubble typography, it's the ultimate apparel for UCLA alumni, college basketball fans, and retro 70s aesthetic streetwear collectors.
UCLA Bruins Basketball Retro 70s Vintage Mascot Groovy Style Pin
by Hogan!!!Design
$3.00 $3.25
Description: A fictionalized vintage club souvenir inspired by the late-1970s Persian nightlife scene in Westwood. Geometric Persian ornament, midnight architecture, retro nightclub typography, and a distinctly 1979 color palette turn Elaheh Lounge into the kind of forgotten Los Angeles nightlife artifact you might discover in an old record-store box.
