Tele Tank Tops
Description: This 1970's design is for Buck Owens' famous concert venue, The Crystal Palace located in Bakersfield, California. This club- conceived and built by Buck himself- stood for 30 years and showcased the biggest talents in country. It's the last venue where Buck and his Buckaroos performed.
Description: Tele-Vipers get to have the latest technology in radio telecommunications. Apart from the standard modular radio pack, their gear includes a automatic frequency hopper, cryptography unit, and jamming/anti-jamming equipment. Their helmets come equipped with high-resolution earphones and they get to use dual microphones. That may all be impressive and all but do they get any respect? The helmet's visor is capable of giving LED readouts that's triggered by a computer pack installed onto their radio gear. That readout is visible to anyone he's in front of is a source of jokes for other Cobras.
Description: Step into the cool realm of blues mastery with my 'Blues design, a tribute to the legendary 'Master of the Telecaster' himself, Albert Collins. Known for his scorching guitar licks and icy stage presence, Collins carved a path through the blues like no other. My artwork captures the essence of his electrifying performances and the unmistakable sound of his Telecaster, keeping the blues alive for generations to come. Celebrate the enduring legacy of Albert Collins with this unique design that's sure to strike a chord with blues aficionados and music lovers alike.
Description: A brave pug knight stands tall, wielding a gleaming sword and a sturdy shield marked with red crosses. His round glasses frame determined eyes, and his little mustache adds an air of seriousness to his quest. Small in size but mighty in heart, he’s ready to defend his realm with courage. His name is Garrick Stonepaw.
Description: A mighty white bear stands tall, crowned with a gleaming crown, a sword of radiant steel in one paw and a shield in the other. Its gaze is stern, asking: "Annog nin daf pladan tele ci?" Known as King Eryndor Frosthelm, it is a relentless monarch demanding valor and mastery in all endeavors.
Description: Brindlefuzz Oathgrip, a determined orange cat clad in a black cloak, clutches a silver sword, eyes wide with solemn courage. “You have my sword.” they say, determined with awesome valor. Small but unshaken, it radiates knightly resolve as if ready to defend realms both real and ridiculous.
Description: Everyone remembers this immortal phrase from the 1978 "What's Happening?" 2-part episode, "Doobie or Not Doobie" in which the Doobie Brothers make an appearance. In this particular episode, Raj, Rerun, & Dwayne are desperate to see the Doobie Brothers in concert. Rerun gets roped into illegally recording the concert. One of the most iconic and memorable episodes of any 1970s sitcom.
Description: Step into the cool realm of blues mastery with my 'Blues design, a tribute to the legendary 'Master of the Telecaster' himself, Albert Collins. Known for his scorching guitar licks and icy stage presence, Collins carved a path through the blues like no other. My artwork captures the essence of his electrifying performances and the unmistakable sound of his Telecaster, keeping the blues alive for generations to come. Celebrate the enduring legacy of Albert Collins with this unique design that's sure to strike a chord with blues aficionados and music lovers alike.
Description: Step into the cool realm of blues mastery with my 'Blues design, a tribute to the legendary 'Master of the Telecaster' himself, Albert Collins. Known for his scorching guitar licks and icy stage presence, Collins carved a path through the blues like no other. My artwork captures the essence of his electrifying performances and the unmistakable sound of his Telecaster, keeping the blues alive for generations to come. Celebrate the enduring legacy of Albert Collins with this unique design that's sure to strike a chord with blues aficionados and music lovers alike.
Description: Show your love for the guitar that started it all. This design features the official U.S. patent drawing of the iconic California made instrument, the world’s first mass-produced solid-body electric guitar. Introduced in the early 1950s and filed under Leo Fender’s name, it defined simplicity, versatility, and pure tone — and it’s still a legend today. This vintage blueprint-style tee is perfect for guitarists, collectors, tone purists, and fans of rock, country, and everything in between. A stylish tribute to a timeless workhorse.
