Cigarettes Socks
Description: A flat, stylized representation of a cigarette pack that has been altered to contain cans and cigarettes instead of cigarettes. The front displays the text "Diet Coke" in red and black lettering. The top portion reveals cans with "Diet Coke" text and two cigarettes standing upright.
Description: A vibrant scene depicts a person fishing from an orange raft on a lake, with a fish jumping near the raft. A pack of "Camel Lights" cigarettes is prominently displayed. The text "CAMEL" is arched above the scene. The landscape features mountains and trees under a blue sky with clouds.
Description: A monochrome composition featuring a speeding boat cutting through waves, with text curved around the top reading "SHRIMP CITY BEACH • 1993". Below the waves, a list of activities is presented: "BASEBALL • VOLLEYBALL • SURFBOARD", and "CIGARETTES • WIENER DOG • BARBECUE". Two Yin Yang symbols are positioned to the left and right of the top text.
Description: A monochrome depiction of a speedboat cutting through waves, creating a splash. The text 'SHRIMP CITY BEACH 1993' is arched above the scene. Two yin-yang symbols are placed on either side. Below, a list of words reads 'baseball volleyball surfboard cigarettes wiener dog barbecue'.
Description: A humorous and somewhat chaotic scene featuring five raccoons driving a light blue car. The top text reads "GET IN THE LOSER" and the bottom text reads "WE'RE HAVING A MENTAL BREAKDOWN". Some raccoons appear to be smoking cigarettes. The style is reminiscent of vintage cartoons.
Description: For over half a century, Morley Cigarettes have appeared on the small screen. Mannix found them in a briefcase. The Cigarette Smoking Man on The X-Files chain-smoked them. George Costanza puffs a Morley in an attempt to disgust his fiancée on Seinfeld. In "The One Where Rachel Smokes," the cigs makes an appearance on Friends. Spike, the hip creature of the night on Buffy the Vampire Slayer, sucked on Morleys as well as blood. This vintage-inspired design celebrates the long-running Morley brand with their logo crest sans red banner along with plenty of wear and tear. Smoke 'em if you've got 'em!
