Garage House Socks
Description: A detailed, literal representation of a modern white house facade against a black background. It features a prominent black garage door on the lower right, a black front door with a single vertical handle, and numerous dark-tinted windows of various sizes across multiple levels. A black railing is visible on an upper balcony. Stairs lead up to the main entrance.
Description: Item: homebody exemption. Paid in: treasure. A layered composition of vintage thrift-store ephemera built around a central manila merchandise hang-tag with twine eyelet carrying the headline phrase, scattered around it a constellation of round neon-orange price stickers, a carbon-copy ditto receipt, a smaller AS IS twine tag, a lined notebook scrap reading EVERYTHING MUST GO, and a starburst SALE sticker. Hand-lettered ink with soft watercolor washes, aged paper foxing, and the loose authentic feel of a thrifter's pocket pile. Perfect for the garage sale early-bird, the thrifter who treats Saturday morning as a sport, the flea market regular, the antique hunter, and anyone whose weekend is calibrated by a roadside cardboard arrow.
Description: Step out, follow the trail. A bold high-contrast linocut woodblock print depicting a small cottage with the door wide open, a homebody figure stepping out into the yard, and a winding carved path that has been generously decorated with the spoils of the morning hunt. A vintage teapot, a chair on its side, a lamp, a stack of books, a framed picture, a vinyl record, and a ceramic rooster mark the way to a hand-carved garage sale arrow sign at the end of the trail. Deep forest green carved areas, warm cream paper, and rust and plum accents deliver the authentic two-tone printmaking feel of a real linocut. Perfect for the garage sale early-bird who treats Saturday morning as a personal sport, the thrifter who measures their week by which yards
Description: People love to dance. Disco music design, perfect for people who love disco and house music. Grab this design as a Birthday or Christmas gift to your best friend, relative, boyfriend, or girlfriend who also loves disco and house music. The design is also great for a music festival and disco house parties. Impressed from the late '80 and '90 disco-house culture in NY, I created a nice combination of the Paradise Garage logo (Larry Levan) and Keith Haring's artwork.
Description: People love to dance (CHROME). Disco music design, perfect for people who love disco and house music. Grab this design as a Birthday or Christmas gift to your best friend, relative, boyfriend, or girlfriend who also loves disco and house music. The design is also great for a music festival and disco house parties. Impressed from the late '80 and '90 disco-house culture in NY, I created a nice combination of the Paradise Garage logo (Larry Levan) and Keith Haring's artwork.
Description: People love to dance. Disco music design, perfect for people who love disco and house music. Grab this design as a Birthday or Christmas gift to your best friend, relative, boyfriend, or girlfriend who also loves disco and house music. The design is also great for a music festival and disco house parties. Impressed from the late '80 and '90 disco-house culture in NY, I created a nice combination of the Paradise Garage logo (Larry Levan) and Keith Haring's artwork.
Description: Disco music design, perfect for people who love disco and house music. Grab this design as a Birthday or Christmas gift to your best friend, relative, boyfriend, or girlfriend who also loves disco house music and Dj Larry Levan. The design is also great for music festivals and disco house parties.
Description: Paradise Garage, AKA "the Garage" was a NY discotheque notable in the history of dance and pop music, as well as LGBT and nightclub cultures, and is often referred to as "NY's Greatest Club." It opened in 1977 in SoHo and is credited with influencing modern nightclubs by promoting dancing above verbal interaction and making the DJ -- who played any and all kinds of music, as long as you could dance to it -- the center of attention. A young Madonna Ciccone would watch Chaka Khan and Gloria Gaynor there before becoming a performer herself, along with Duran Duran, Cyndi Lauper, New Order and Whitney Houston, amongst others. It’s lease was terminated in 1987, when it was converted to a Verizon truck depot before being demolished.
Description: Saturday morning has its own honor system. A hand-drawn homemade cardboard garage sale sign design with wonky marker hand-lettering and a fat arrow pointing toward the find of the day, all on a slightly torn-edged kraft cardboard with the casual stapled-to-a-stake feel of the real thing. The phrase reads exactly like the signs you actually pull over for, complete with a TODAY 8AM detail and a small dollar sign doodle in the corner. Perfect for the proud homebody whose only exception to staying in is a good Saturday lawn sale, the thrifter who treats weekends like a sport, the antiquer, the flea market regular, and anyone whose weekends officially begin when they spot a hand-drawn arrow on a telephone pole. Makes a great gift for the bargain
Description: Design inspired by the late '80 and '90 disco-house culture in NY, a combination of the Paradise Garage logo (Larry Levan) and Keith Haring's artwork. perfect for people who love disco and house music. Grab this design as a Birthday or Christmas gift to your best friend, relative, boyfriend, or girlfriend who also loves disco and house music. The design is also great for music festivals and disco house parties.
