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Description: Step back into the Britpop era with this unique vintage 90s 3D design featuring The Verve. Capturing the raw, iconic style of the decade, this artwork boasts muted colors, a gritty grunge texture, and a distinctive early CGI aesthetic. Perfect for fans of Richard Ashcroft, Britpop, and classic 90s music. A high-detail, no-mockup graphic for a timeless band tee look. Relive the glory days of 'Bitter Sweet Symphony' and 'Urban Hymns' with this retro design.
Description: Ever seen those cool ice creams that look like your beloved cartoon or video game characters? Does it kinda bother you that they never made any based on our favorite homicidal, flame-headed clown, who just so happens to drive an ice cream truck?! Inspired by the frozen treats of our childhood and illustrated/designed by yours truly, this design features Sweet Tooth from the Twisted Metal franchise on an ad plastered against his own ice cream truck, which may have seen better days but not heard better screams. We all scream for ice cream, but when you reach the center, you'll be screaming bloody murder as your tongue is torn to shreds? Machete not included!
Description: Step back into the 90s with this unique Lambrini Girls band design! Featuring a low-poly 3D render in a classic early 90s CGI style, infused with gritty grunge textures and a cool, muted color palette. Perfect for fans of vintage alt-rock and retro graphics. This bold, screen-printed aesthetic art piece is ready for apparel, capturing the raw energy of the band in a truly nostalgic fashion.
Description: The Suzuki Escudo Dirt Trial Car was a monster machine purpose-built for this race The Pikes Peak International Hill Climb. Constructed on an aluminium space-frame designed completely from scratch, it was equipped with a fully tuned 2.5-litre twin-turbo V6 pushing 981 BHP with a maximum torque of 687.1 lb-ft. It was also driven by a man who was called a monster, Nobuhiro "Monster" Tajima. A master of dirt tracks with 7 All Japan Dirt Trials Championship wins in a row, he would first challenge Pikes Peak in 1989, and then go on to become the first Japanese overall winner in 1995.
