Good Brothers Stickers

Yeah, we're the good ol' blues brothers boys...

GOOD BROTHERS

The Good, The Bad and The Ugly spin on "No Country for Old Men"

Dr. Steve Brule is incredible

Go Mongols!

HOWDY // Retro Country Fan Design

A graphic design I made for all the mbmbambinos out there!

Another great illustration from renowned artist Paul Cemmick's Country Music Artists Collection

The lyric "Who am I to tell me who I am" from AJR's song "Turning Out" captures the existential introspection and self-discovery central to the band's music. It reflects themes of personal identity, autonomy, and the internal struggle to reconcile one's own perceptions with external expectations.

Real friends talk shit to your face but say nice things behind your back. Simple typography design that represents a real friendship - no matter what they will say to you, they got your back. Perfect gift idea for your best friends on any occasion

The blues brother

Embrace the cheerful spirit of "The Dude" from the cult comedy classic "The Big Lebowski" with my latest illustration. This artwork beautifully showcases The Dude, complete with his iconic quote, "The Dude is in a good mood," and a playful nod to his love for bowling. Meticulously crafted, this design resonates with fans of The Dude and admirers of "The Big Lebowski." My illustration captures The Dude's carefree attitude and his unwavering passion for bowling, making it a must-have for fans looking to celebrate their love for the film's beloved character. Immerse yourself in the world of "The Big Lebowski" through this artwork, where humor and good vibes converge in a harmonious blend of creativity.

Tonight only! Direct from Nashville, the Good Ole Boys

Rodeo Darling // Retro Outlaw Country Fan Design

My Good Good Boys design but without the cartoon brothers underneath.

We've got both kinds, we've got country AND western!

Dr. Steve Brule is incredible

Not My First Rodeo / Retro Outlaw Country Design

Rodeo - America's No. 1 Sport

"100 bad days made a hundred good stories," sings AJR in their hit song, encapsulating the idea that setbacks and challenges can lead to growth and memorable experiences. Through adversity, they find inspiration, turning trials into tales of triumph. This catchy refrain resonates with listeners, reminding them to embrace life's ups and downs, as each hurdle offers an opportunity for growth and resilience, ultimately shaping their journey into a mosaic of unforgettable moments.

three nice brothers

Miser Brothers Coffee

Today is dedicated to the people who (we hope) made your childhood memorable - your siblings. They’ve been there for you during the good times. And they haven’t left your side through the bad (even if they created it by getting you in trouble). Of course, there were probably times where you couldn’t stand the sight of each other. What siblings don’t get into fights?

The letters "AJR" are outlined in sleek black against a vibrant yellow background, creating a high-contrast and attention-grabbing effect. The "A" and "R" can be slightly larger, framing the central "J" which stands out prominently. The edges of the letters may have a distressed or worn look, adding depth and character to the design. This color scheme and aesthetic combination capture the energetic and dynamic spirit of AJR's music, while also providing a visually engaging representation of the band's name.

Real friends talk shit to your face but say nice things behind your back. Simple typography design that represents a real friendship - no matter what they will say to you, they got your back. Perfect gift idea for your best friends on any occasion

That's kind of what you do, reckless good doing.

Real friends talk shit to your face but say nice things behind your back. Simple typography design that represents a real friendship - no matter what they will say to you, they got your back. Perfect gift idea for your best friends on any occasion

Queen Of The Rodeo // Retro Outlaw Country Fan Design

In a vintage distressed style, the phrase "100 Bad Days Made 100 Good Stories" is rendered with weathered textures and faded hues, reminiscent of aged paper or worn-out signage. The lettering appears slightly worn and uneven, as if it has stood the test of time. This aesthetic evokes a sense of nostalgia and resilience, suggesting that despite life's trials, there's beauty in the stories we create. The distressed look adds character and depth to the design, reflecting the journey of overcoming challenges and finding strength in adversity, as portrayed in AJR's poignant lyrics.musician,neotheater,songs,ajr 100 bad days,100 bad days made a hundred

Not My First Rodeo // Retro Outlaw Country Fan Design

The Marx Brothers meet Sergio Leone in this parody of The Good, the Bad and the Ugly.

For Agnes

Like The Dude, the Squatch Abides

A.C. Slater

Wuya from Xiaolin Showdown. There was an episode where temporarily became good. She's got the Wuya mask as a choker charm.