The Rocker Stickers

Guitar Santa

We Got the Beat!

punk rock

Designed for the old rocker.

Cool riot rebel motivational kill the king street urban typography!

Step back in time and witness Abraham Lincoln's remarkable journey as he becomes a country rock sensation, delivering powerful melodies with a touch of history in this extraordinary design.

The first card in the Tarot is a celebration of new beginnings, like maybe if some guy decided to give some old Black Flag records a listen to see if it still holds up, and maybe that started him on a journey of embracing the total punk rocker he was in his idealistic youth! Just a hypothetical.

open up this pittttttt!!!!

Look absolutely awesome in this vivid, luminous merch.

rules and bones are made to be broken - Punk Rock Logo for Kingrocker

Original RUIN! M-USIC design.

Roots Radical

Punks Not Dead

Hot Patootie RHPS Yellow Orange. Yes I made this design myself. You can check out the variations of this designs aka recolors in my teepublic store if you look up "Eddie" or "Patootie" :)

This colorful poster would make a great addition to any ones music themed décor, music room or dorm room.

I'm With The Band

Trees

I'm With The Band

England Punk - The Goods and The Bad

A The Story Behind The Strings logo suitable for darker t-shirts!

Second version of the logo for my show, The Story Behind The Strings!

A The Story Behind The Strings logo good for lighter shirts

An inside joke for my series, The Story Behind The Strings!

I'm With The Band

Ladies and Gentlemen, The Fabulous Stains is a 1982 film that sees the media and disaffected teens mistake the acerbic rants of an obnoxious teenage punk rocker as a rallying cry for the women of America, launching her and her talentless punk band, The Stains, to national stardom. The Stains are depicted suffering the derision of male audiences and peers, but their dedication—and the fiery public persona of lead singer Corinne Burns—gains them a strong female fan base that ultimately eclipses their antagonists. The closing scene is a triumphant professional music video, indicating that the band had finally achieved rock stardom.