Broadcast Socks
Description: CBS Dark Citrus Stamp Woodcut Same stamp. Zero mercy. This blackout version of the CBS citrus slice hits harder — deep ink saturation, raw woodcut texture, and that iconic logo burned right into the fruit. The high-contrast black-on-white treatment strips away the color and leaves only the bones: bold graphic design with a printmaker’s edge. Works on light tees, tote bags, stickers — anything that needs a statement without the noise. For fans of broadcast culture, graphic design history, and art that looks like it came off a letterpress. The Eye Network, gone dark
Description: Silver Apples is an American electronic rock group from New York, active between 1967 and 1970, before reforming in the mid-1990s. It was composed of Simeon (born Simeon Oliver Coxe III), who performs on a primitive synthesizer of his own devising; and, until his death in 2005, drummer Danny Taylor.
Description: CBS Orange Slice Bold and unapologetic. This distressed orange slice stamp design features the CBS logo carved right into the citrus cross-section — like a rubber stamp pressed hard into broadcast history. The textured, hand-worn ink style gives it that lived-in, analog feel that cuts through the noise. Whether you’re a die-hard fan of the Eye Network, a media junkie, or just someone who appreciates sharp graphic design with attitude, this tee delivers. Classic orange energy. Network loyalty, fruit-stamped.
Description: CBS Dark Citrus Stamp Woodcut (Dark Version) Same stamp. Zero mercy. This blackout version of the CBS citrus slice hits harder — deep ink saturation, raw woodcut texture, and that iconic logo burned right into the fruit. The high-contrast black-on-white treatment strips away the color and leaves only the bones: bold graphic design with a printmaker’s edge. Works on light tees, tote bags, stickers — anything that needs a statement without the noise. For fans of broadcast culture, graphic design history, and art that looks like it came off a letterpress. The Eye Network, gone dark
Description: The broadcast looks normal until the signal breaks. Hidden commands fill the skyline, the screen reveals something that was never meant to be seen, and a cheap pair of black lenses suddenly becomes the most dangerous technology in the city. A distressed 1980s pirate-transmission design built around surveillance, manufactured reality, subliminal control, and the moment the illusion finally fails. Created for fans of paranoid sci-fi, analog horror, dystopian cinema, and cult-era conspiracy aesthetics.
Description: From the golden age of radio to the glow of the CRT screen, Channel 23 — Zenith Royalty Broadcast imagines Zenith as the ultimate American broadcast signal. A 1923 origin meets the unmistakable visual language of 1980s television—scanlines, analog interference, broadcast waves and vintage electronics typography. Made for collectors of old TVs, radio history, analog technology and classic American electronics.
Description: CBS Red Yellow Citrus Woodcut (Knocked Out) Intense red citrus pulp printed over an acid yellow disc — CBS logo locked into a single bold segment. Raw woodcut texture meets pop art color with maximum contrast. The offset red shadow adds dimensional depth. Bold graphic design for fans of broadcast culture and high-impact print art.
Description: CBS Red Yellow Citrus Woodcut Intense red citrus pulp printed over an acid yellow disc — CBS logo locked into a single bold segment. Raw woodcut texture meets pop art color with maximum contrast. The offset red shadow adds dimensional depth. Bold graphic design for fans of broadcast culture and high-impact print art.
Description: A brutal dungeon run turned into the galaxy’s favorite broadcast. This distressed retro-comic design throws a fearless crawler and his outrageously royal feline companion into a chaotic arena of monsters, loot, skulls, ratings, and relentless spectators. Built with an underground screen-print aesthetic, arcade energy, pulp fantasy detail, and dark LitRPG humor for readers who know that surviving the dungeon is only half the show.
Description: A fractured transmission from an unnamed concrete city: ritual masks, collapsing signals and photocopied propaganda assembled into a stark post-punk nightmare. Built around the confrontational visual language surrounding Killing Joke's early era, with distressed vector shapes, brutalist geometry and underground print textures.
