Lookout T-Shirts
Description: Inspired by my time in the Navy. Standing Aft Watch was a seemingly boring duty aboard ship, but standing alone at the fantail was a moment of hyper-awareness of time and space with the immense sea before you, the sky rising above, and the horizon disappearing. You simultaneously stood still, yet rushed through time, sleepy, hungry, lonely, pensive, anxious about everything in life but strangely at peace. Sometimes you numbly stood like another fixture on the ship till you heard a voice on the sound powered phones “Aft lookout! You awake! Report!!”
Description: LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN LABORATORY the TOP-SECRET USAF Hollywood film laboratory hidden in Laurel Canyon. Working closely with Warner Bros., Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Universal and RKO Pictures. Ideal gift for Movie Buffs, Lab Technicians, Photographic Professionals, Conspiracy Nuts and Spooks of all types.
Description: A black and white illustration of Cape Lookout Lighthouse which is on the Southern Outer Banks of North Carolina, USA. This lighthouse has a distinctive black and white diamond pattern. A black and white illustration of Cape Lookout Lighthouse, part of my lighthouses of the world collection.
Description: A monochrome graphic of a skier on a slope, with a jagged mountain range in the background and a lined circle at the mountains' peak, presumable a sun. The scene is above the text "LOOKOUT PASS", and below that "IDAHO". The design is silhouetted in black and white.
Description: A black and white recreation graphic featuring a mountain range with a sun made of black horizontal lines. A skier descends the slope. Above the horizon are small flecks of snow. Below the mountain range, the text reads "LOOKOUT PASS" and "IDAHO."
Description: Lookout! Records was an influential independent punk label founded in 1987 in Berkeley, California by Larry Livermore and David Hayes. Emerging from the East Bay punk scene centered around venues like 924 Gilman Street, the label became a key force in shaping '90s pop-punk. Lookout! is best known for helping bring underground punk to a wider audience while maintaining a DIY ethos. With its raw, energetic sound and emphasis on catchy songwriting, the label captured the spirit of youthful rebellion and community that defined the era.
