Hand Art T-Shirts
Description: This Pushead “Hand Skull” design is an explosion of color and chaos — merging a skeletal face with a fiery handprint in signature Pushead style. The surreal blend of decay and motion captures the raw, rebellious spirit that defined the golden age of thrash and hardcore punk art. A perfect fusion of horror, energy, and street attitude, this design stands as a visual anthem for fans of underground music, skate culture, and metal aesthetics.
Description: Personal tribute Illustration of Frida Kahlo. I visited her last home which is now a museum in Coyoacán in México City. I love her honest approach to what she needed to express in art that gives me many thoughts as a woman but also as an artist.
Description: Watts is a neighborhood in South Los Angeles's Eastside. It's still best known for the Watts Towers (built 1921-1954 ) and the Watts Riots (1965). Lots has changed in the intervening half century, needless to say, and I explored and mapped in 2014 for my series, "California Fool's Gold" https://ericbrightwell.com/2014/02/14/more-than-just-riots-and-towers/
Description: Scotland is a country that covers the northern third of the island of Great Britain and includes more than 790 smaller islands. It shares a border with England to the southeast as well as a maritime border with Eire. I painted this map shortly before the independence referendum of 2014 and included it in a piece I wrote on my website: https://ericbrightwell.com/2014/09/17/the-50-best-scottish-bands-of-all-time/
Description: Compton is a city in the South Los Angeles region. It is the 7th oldest (by incorporation) and 16th most-populous in Los Angeles County. Future presidents George H.W. and George W. lived there in 1949 and '50. It is famous for the Compton Cowboys of Richland Farms and the Compton Cricket Club, among other things. I explored it and made this map in 2011 for my series, "California Fool's Gold." https://ericbrightwell.com/2011/02/23/california-fools-gold-exploring-compton-los-angeles-countys-hub-city/
Description: Celebrate the beauty of Nordic folklore and nature with Nordic Inspired Sun & Flowers – Scandinavian Folk Art & Nature-Inspired Design! This intricate illustration blends traditional Scandinavian patterns with a radiant sun and blooming flowers, symbolizing warmth, growth, and harmony with nature. Featuring minimalist lines, earthy tones, and folk-art charm, this design is perfect for lovers of Nordic aesthetics, boho decor, and vintage-inspired floral motifs.
