Throttle Socks
Description: In 1995 the 11th adventure game from LucasArts saw the light. One of the few Tim Schafer's creation I liked, although the puzzles were "meh". Great music, though (Gone Jackals rules!!!). Now you can have the Full Throttle HANDMADE PIE MENU wherever you like! And I'm not talking about the "new hires one" that looks like a surge out of a vectorizing filter... -_-'
Description: A bold typographic composition featuring three lines of text. The top two lines, 'WIDE' and 'OPEN', are in red with a distressed splatter effect. The bottom line, 'THROTTLE', is in white with a similar splatter effect. The text is large and impactful against a black background.
Description: Whether you’re a die-hard fan of the 1995 LucasArts classic or just appreciate vintage automotive style, this Corley Motors tee is a tribute to the last "real" motorcycle manufacturer in the world. Featuring the iconic logo seen in Full Throttle, this design captures the gritty, asphalt-smelling spirit of Malcolm Corley’s legacy. It’s the perfect gear for any Polecat looking to outrun Ripburger and hit the open road. Can’t beat a Corley!
Description: “Can’t Beat a Corley!” As the last motorcycle manufacturer left in the near-future United States, Corley Motors has resisted the march of progress brought on by hovercars and minivans. Next time you start up your hog to take a ride through Polecat country, make sure you wear one of these shirts to show your support for a dying way of life.
Description: Vintage motorcycle garage design featuring a bold front-facing biker riding a classic cruiser motorcycle with retro Americana typography, crossed tools, badge details, and distressed screen-print texture. Perfect for bikers, motorcycle lovers, garage mechanics, custom bike fans, cruiser riders, and anyone who loves old-school motorcycle shop style.
Description: A monochromatic scene depicting a skeleton figure wearing a hoodie and jeans, riding a motorcycle at night. A large, textured full moon is visible behind the rider, with speed lines indicating movement. The text 'THROTTLE THERAPY' arches above the composition in a bold, distressed font.
Description: One could write a book abot the Lucasfilm "games division" (then LucasArts)... and they did. For almost 30 years they created masterpieces (well... 15 years to me). We'll never forget games like Maniac Mansion, Zak McKracken, Monkey Island, Indiana Jones (the 4th movie is Atlantis!!!), Full throttle and Day of the tentacle. And what about X-Wing, TIE Fighter and Dark Forces 1&2? This logo is the most loved and cherished of them all... even now! Recostructed in vectors and hires pixels expecially for you (yes you!!!). The golden man would be proud! ;-)
