In The Heights Posters and Art Prints

USNAVI: Bartender! Let me get an amaretto sour for this ghetto flower! How are you so pretty? You complete me You had me at "hello," you know you need me Truly, madly, deeply, let's get freaky Oh I get it you're the strong and silent type Well, I'm the Caribbean island type And I can drive you wild all night! But I digress! Say something so I don't stress YOLANDA: No hablo inglés USNAVI: Yes! Yep, who remembers Usnavi flirting with Yolanda in the Club Scene in In The Heights? This verse was Guns and Ships before there was Guns and Ships.

paciencia y fe 2 in the heights typography design for dark colored backgrounds. Includes birds migrating over seas and a small flower at the bottom. Perfect subtle reference for both closeted and proud broadway and musical fans. Abuela Claudia, rest in peace, you'll live in our memories.

Que calor

This design is inspired by the champagne scene between Vanessa and Usnavi in the broadway and movie version of In the Heights, the musical. This is a distressed design that works well on both light-colored or dark-colored background. The colors are warm and muted with contrasting font styles to emphasize the champagne. Below it are hands toasting glasses of sparkling champagne.

paciencia y fe 2 in the heights typography design for light-colored backgrounds. Includes birds migrating over seas and a small flower at the bottom. Perfect subtle reference for both closeted and proud broadway and musical fans. Abuela Claudia, rest in peace, you'll live in our memories.

A few relevant Latinas whose work should be told for Hispanic Heritage Month as recited by Usnavi in In The Heights: Chita (Rivera), Rita (Moreno), Frida (Kahlo), Celia (Cruz), Dolores (Huerta), Isabel (Allende), Sandra (Cisneros), Julia (Álvarez), Rigoberta (Menchú), the Mirabal (Sisters), plus the Boss (Sonia Sotomayor).

Nueva York location tag

alabanza abuela claudia

In the Heights musical poster

lyrics to Para Siempre.Abuela's favorite part is the record scratch.

In the heights streetlight lyrics

for sonny and his tiny green crab on the wall. Don't bother saying it, he knows we love him.

how do you get this gold shit off? usnavi to vanessa

Mr. and Mrs. Rosario started their own car service to fund Nina's dream. Now you can own your own staff shirt!

in the heights

worn and weathered look for the design isnpired by Sonny and his little green crab on Usnavi's bodega wall.

Team Piragua / Team Soft Serve | In The Heights

A few relevant Latinas whose work should be told for Hispanic Heritage Month as recited by Usnavi in In The Heights: Chita (Rivera), Rita (Moreno), Frida (Kahlo), Celia (Cruz), Dolores (Huerta), Isabel (Allende), Sandra (Cisneros), Julia (Álvarez), Rigoberta (Menchú), the Mirabal (Sisters), plus the Boss (Sonia Sotomayor).

Design based on the coaster shown to Usnavi contemplating buying his dad's old bar.

a quote from the broadway musical. Sonny's talking about Graffiti Pete.

This is Sonny's quote and he said this for Graffiti Pete when Usnavi called him out in the broadway version of In The Heights.

In the new In the Heights trailer we get a glimpse of Usnavi's dream. I designed this shirt that Usnavi could wear or sell as a souvenir at his beachside spot.

Ninety six thousand? Damn!

In the heights I can't survive without cafe

¡Uno! ¡Un sensación singular!

In The Heights the musical - Tshirt Lin Manuel Tshirt Alexander Hamilton Shirt Broadway Merchandise Tee Christmas Gifts Super Soft Tshirt

Damn!

Lights up! The woods see some sights in this Sondheim play!

Ninety six thousand? Damn!

A different kind of "In The Heights" for Emily Bronte lovers who can't get enough of Wuthering Heights

My favorite song from In The Heights. And also an awesome reminder to just breathe.

What would you do with 96k? That's the question that everybody is asking themselves when someone wins a lottery ticket in the Heights!

Nueva York In The Heights

Corner Crab by Sonny | In the Heights

I'll see you on the other side.

You have to commission an artist while his rate is still good. This is a quote by Sunny De La Vega in In The Heights, the Broadway Production. Quote is not included in the movie/film. Design is for dark-colored shirts due to its white print and it is also faded/weathered/distressed. I made this into a shirt because it's a very relatable quote for artists in quarantine who are trying to earn at the safety of their homes. Perfect statement shirt for artists trying to make a bold statement during hard times.