Fleischer Socks
Description: Fantastic Voyage is a 1966 American science fiction film directed by Richard Fleischer and written by Harry Kleiner, based on a story by Otto Klement and Jerome Bixby. The film is about a submarine crew who shrink to microscopic size and venture into the body of an injured scientist to repair damage to his brain.[3][4][5][6] The original story took place in the 19th century and was meant to be a Jules Verne-style adventure with a sense of wonder.[citation needed] Kleiner abandoned all but the concept of miniaturization and added a Cold War element. The film starred Stephen Boyd, Raquel Welch, Edmond O'Brien, Donald Pleasence, and Arthur Kennedy.
Description: Blackcraft Fleischer 30s vintage Cartoon Style. From the old Animated Series Lucifer and his friends Show! Beelzebub or Belzebuth is the dumber Baphomet's friend. The art style of early cartoons from the 1920s-1930s era is known as Rubber Hose. Character Illustrations Inspired by 1930s Cartoons. This artwork of the devil demon is perfect for you metalhead friend! Worship this meme design, funny as hell! This crazy design is the perfect gift for birthdays or Halloween.
Description: Here’s my drawing of Mick and David! It’s done in my hand-drawn style with a 1930s rubber hose animation twist. I wanted to capture the wild energy from their "Dancing in the Street" video, where they’re just having a blast. Their crazy antics and rockstar vibes really came through, so I made sure to keep that playful spirit in the design. If you're a fan of vintage cartoons and music legends, this one's for you. Available on stickers, prints, tees, hoodies, and more. Take a look at my Instagram (@kevcraven) and YouTube (KevCraven) for more.
Description: Here’s my drawing of Mick and David! It’s done in my hand-drawn style with a 1930s rubber hose animation twist. I wanted to capture the wild energy from their "Dancing in the Street" video, where they’re just having a blast. Their crazy antics and rockstar vibes really came through, so I made sure to keep that playful spirit in the design. If you're a fan of vintage cartoons and music legends, this one's for you. Available on stickers, prints, tees, hoodies, and more. Take a look at my Instagram (@kevcraven) and YouTube (KevCraven) for more.
Description: Mr. Bug Goes To Town was the Fleischer brother's second animated film, as well as their last. During production, the brothers fell into a sort of quarrel, with Dave Fleischer (who's signature is on this sheet) resigning just a month before Bug's release. For unknown reasons (though the second world war ramping up didn't help), the film flopped upon release. However over time it's been considered a cult classic, and has been one of Hayao Miyazaki's favorite films for decades. This shirt's graphic is the model sheet used for one of the main characters, Honey Bee. Specifically this was used to keep her head on model for animators as a reference.
Description: Here’s my drawing of Mick. It’s done in my hand-drawn style with a 1930s rubber hose animation twist. I wanted to capture Mick’s energy and his crazy antics from the "Dancing in the Street" video, where he’s having a blast with David. It’s got that vintage cartoon vibe, so if you’re into classic animation, this will hit the spot. I’ve also got a separate drawing of David from the same video, if you want to check that out. Available on stickers, prints, tees, hoodies, and more. Take a look at my Instagram (@kevcraven) and YouTube (KevCraven) for more.
Description: Straight from the shadowy alleys of vintage horror and ink-pot animation comes Count Orlok: Creepy Cartoon Capers! This T-shirt resurrects the iconic Nosferatu—reimagined as a rubber-hose toon straight out of a lost Fleischer reel. With a bushier-than-thou mustache, this undead dandy is ready to dance across your chest in eerie elegance.
