Erwin T-Shirts

A design based on Shaun G. McClure's loading screen of the 1988 text adventure; The Weaver of Her Dreams. Moody, atmospheric and monchromatic, like those 1960s Spanish horror films starring Barbara Steele.

Here's Ziggy, in his Exploratory Capsule, as he appeared in the ZX Spectrum game Doomsday Castle. A faithfully reproduced 1980s 8-bit pixel sprite of an iconic character. A light grey graphic for dark garments.

Recreated from a classic 1970s cartridge home video game, and with a great spirit of adventure, this unique design features the legendary dragons from the dawn of home video gaming.

This 8-bit Jet Set Willy walk animation design is a faithful reproduction of the 1980s 8-bit pixel sprites, and presented in the ZX Spectrum's colourful palette.

Iconic business guru Victor Kiam was lauded in an obscure 1980s electro-pop song by the late, great Andy 'Wax' Hall. Here's the much-missed Wax's wit on a faux-distressed 1980s-style tee-shirt.

Here's Fred, from the ZX Spectrum game of the same name, pitted against a horde of undead Egyptian Mummies from an ancient tomb. Faithfully reproduced 1980s 8-bit pixel sprites, in the Spectrum's vivid colours.

Sweep, the small grey dog from The Sooty Show. An original vintage-style design based on a 1970s pin-badge. A graphic for kids, and the young-at-heart. This is the faux-distressed version that looks like it's been worn since the 70s. A fresh version is also available.

Inspired by a classic 1970s telefantasy series, the British Lion Logo as it appeared in the opening titles. This red, white and blue avenging Lion Rampant looks great on most colours of garment. Others variants of this design are available in my store.

The heroic Teddy Bear from the cute 1983 ZX Spectrum game Ah, Diddums. The text in this design was the game's witty advertising slogan.

The Android, hunter of the Millitoids, as a sprite recreated from the 1983 ZX Spectrum game Android Two. A simple, enigmatic and minimalistic graphic in the Speccy's 'bright zero white' (ie - mid-grey) tone.

This image depicts Erwin Schrödinger, the famous physicist. Any physicist, quantum enthusiast or physics lover in general should appreciate this picture.

From the science fiction novel, BRUTAL MOON; a Saturmek Drone with blaster ready. The illustration also contains text from the novel. Works best on light-coloured garments in our opinion, but see what colour suits you best.

Common to very many game menus on the ZX Spectrum, an option to redefine the control keys in the Speccy's typeface. Q, A, O, P and M was usually the choice of the connoisseur.

Alien-8 the Robot . A sprite recreated from Ultimate's 1985 ZX Spectrum classic ALIEN 8, in a discreet, low-key grey (Bright 0) graphic. A vivid yellow version is also available in my Store.

Poor little Alien-8 is being reprogrammed after failing his mission. In-game sprites recreated from the 1985 ZX Spectrum classic ALIEN 8 in the ZX Spectrums vivid colour palette.

This 8-bit Jet Set Willy walk animation design is a faithful reproduction of the 1980s 8-bit pixel sprites. Very similar to my Manic Miner walk design, but he's wearing a different hat!

Graphics recreating in-game pixel sprites from Ocean Software's 1990 ZX Spectrum version of Robocop 2. A colourful design, using the ZX Spectrum's palette.

Colonel Dan, British space pilot from the future, recreated from the in-game sprites of the 1990 ZX Spectrum comic tie-in game; Dare III.

The cassette inlay art for a Sinclair ZX Spectrum game that never existed... but shoulda! Horace Goes to Hospital - an original design for 80s kids and retro gamers.

The cassette inlay art for a Sinclair ZX Spectrum game that never existed... but shoulda! Horace Goes Base Jumping - an original design for 80s kids and retro gamers.

Tente was a Spanish construction brick toy range, popular world-wide in the 1980s, but now long-since discontinued. Their Astro range of space-themed sets always included this iconic astronaut mini figure, and featured this simple and elegant symbol. This is the mint version, a faux-distressed version is also available in my store.

Mastertronic Software printed a t-shirt offer on their tape inlays in 1989. The tee was white with black print. This graphic is a faithful recreation of the tee's graphic, with a transparent background. Looks great on white or light-coloured garments.

A classic ZX Spectrum loading screen-style graphic recreated from the 1985 horror game; Chiller.

Tente was a Spanish construction brick toy range, popular world-wide in the 1980s, but now long-since discontinued. Their Astro range of space-themed sets always included this iconic astronaut mini figure, and featured this simple and elegant symbol. This is the faux-distressed version, a clean version is also available in my store.

Mastertronic Software printed a t-shirt offer on their tape inlays in 1989. The tee was white with black print. This graphic is a faithful recreation of the tee, with navy text, and faux-distressed to look like it's been worn for 30+ years. The background is white to look great on any colour garment.

A graphic based upon loading-screen elements from the 1984 classic ZX Spectrum game; Underwurlde.

From the science fiction novel, BRUTAL MOON, a Saturmek Scientist finds the personal effects of the human Mooncase crew confusing. This graphic works best on lighter garments in our opinion, but the choice is yours.

Based on the original poster art for the science fiction adventure gamebook novel, BRUTAL MOON. Moonbase Shackleton sends a mayday as a Saturmek stalks its corridors. Art by Andrew Morris.

A design recreating a boss character from the wonderful 1985 ZX Spectrum game; The Riddler's Den.

"I presume you're the merciless brute who butchered the crew." A striking illustration from Time and Fate's BRUTAL MOON science fiction adventure gamebook novel; a blood-spattered Saturmek Drone poised ready to attack!

Based on the loading screen of the 1985 study aid for Shakespeare's Macbeth, which itself followed the design of Penguin's paperback book's cover of the play.

The computer-feed order to eliminate Roj Blake (played by Gareth Thomas), as seen in the British science fiction television series title sequence during the 1970s. This images is not a screen-grab, but has been entirely and faithfully recreated as digital artwork. Looks particularly great on a white background, but the choice is yours.

An design based closely on the artwork on a 1970s action figure box. These robotic fiends persued the last human survivors of a Galactic Battle through deep space in a popular 70s TV show. This is the distressed version, that looks like it's been worn regularly since 1978. Other variants of this graphic are available.

An design based closely on the artwork on a 1970s action figure box. These robotic fiends persued the last human survivors of a Galactic Battle through deep space in a popular 70s TV show. This is the textless version. Other variants of this graphic are available.

Cylu, the weird and mournful-looking alien from the 1985 ZX Spectrum game of the same name. An obscure 1980s character that'll have people asking, 'what the heck's that on your shirt?!'. A simple, minimalistic and enigmatic graphic in the Speccy's cyan hue.

A design inspired by a linocut illustration by British artist Victor Reinganum which appeared in a 1968 issue of The Radio Times magazine.