Mextasy Tapestries

Various swag tagged with the Mextasy logo--find out more about Mextasy here: http://mextasy.blogspot.com

Now you can wear the glorious memory of the Bordertown Drive-In, Laredo, Texas, on your chest--a visual dose of lovely nostalgia for all South Texas lovers of public cinema and clandestine, outdoor drinking! This is a limited-edition #Mextasy design--when 50 are sold, I am closing up the design! More info on Mextasy, the traveling circus of desmadres/pop-up gallery exhibition? Go to: http://mextasy.blogspot.com

The Mextasy traveling Circus of Desmadres will sell only 50 of these various objects, artifacts, curios, tchotchkes, etc--they feature that angel (and devil) of the Mexican Golden Age of Cinema... more? http://mextasy.blogspot.com

A wonder of the ring and the silver screen, El Santo wowed audiences with his mysterious masked essences--in person, in movies, and in fotonovelas. This limited edition print shows El Santo. locked in mortal combat with some sort of Werewolf meets Bigfoot creature. This is a limited edition print--after 25 items are sold, it will be yanked off TeePublic's website! #mextasy baby!

We will only sell 50 items using this design--the latest in a series of designs for the mextasy.blogspot.com Circus of Desmadres--presently touring the United States and beyond.

Still yet another rasquache print from the addled imagination of Guillermo Nericcio García. Part of the Mextasy Cic

Commemorating my visit to Dallas/Fort Worth for Mextasy, February 2015.

Yet another graphic mishmash from the addled, frontera-laced brain of Guillermo Nericcio García and William Nericcio. For more info on the traveling popup exhibition, #mextasy, go to mextasy.blogspot.com.

limited edition Mextasy print! What's Mextasy? Go here: http://mextasy.blogspot.com

An homage to the fabulous 70s--the high Renaissance for Mexican Pulp Art as in this design by the mysterious M. Araujo, agent of #mextasy

The latest #mextasy limited edition t-shirt/tapestry/whatever design from the twisted imagination of Guillermo Nericcio García at mextasy.blogspot.com 50 items sold and then it will be retired!

Mextasy, the traveling circus of desmadres, includes giant banners--curious designs from the warped mind of Guillermo Nericcio García. This one, featuring Pancho Villa, lifts the veils on what goes into the next breaking, cutting-edge Latina/o stereotype you might run across! But here on TeePublic, you are not limited to banners! You can get this design on phone cases, t-shirts, tote-bags, y mucho mas more! #mextasy

Banner test printing

Yet another semiotic desmadre from the addled imagination of Guillermo Nericcio García. This time out it is Andy Warhol who comes under the #textmex and #mextasy microscope in the collage of 50s advertising clip-art and only a slightly deranged re-imagining of Andy's infamous rip-off of the Campbell Soup company.

Limited edition of 25 in all categories--part of the traveling Mextasy Circus of Desmadres by Guillermo Nericcio Garcia.

GENERAL ZAPATA 24" × 36" Digital Print on Canvas. 2021 Hecho por Diego Monterrubio *Inspired by Kehinde Wiley

Now walk around with the latest, coolest, haircuts on your chest--wear them to the stylist and say "Give me the Tiburón."

A #mextasy throwback t-shirt, San Antonio, 1988

An homage to Chicana activists the world over -- a limited edition design, once 25 are sold we pull it off this site!

Limited edition of 25 in all categories--part of the traveling Mextasy Circus of Desmadres by Guillermo Nericcio Garcia.

Limited edition of 25 in all categories--part of the traveling Mextasy Circus of Desmadres by Guillermo Nericcio Garcia.

Limited edition of 25 in all categories--part of the traveling Mextasy Circus of Desmadres by Guillermo Nericcio Garcia.

The second in a series of advertising interventions, Not Chicano #2, by Guillermo Nericcio García and William Nericcio, explores a satirical vein. Part of the Mextasy "Circus of Desmadres" traveling the United States.

A limited edition design for 2021--with #Mextasy exhibitions on hiatus owing to the gnarly doings of the Coronavirus, Mextasy is back with a classic design in homage to the national game of Mexico (other than soccer/futbol): loteria!

In 1996 I had the honor to design the cover of my favorite academic journal on the planet, Camera Obscura. I also had an article in that issue on Warner Brothers animation's Speedy Gonzales. The rest, as they say, is history. This is a limited edition product. Once 25 are sold, in any form, it will be unceremoniously yanked off the teepublic site! órale!

Limited edition of 25 in all categories--part of the traveling Mextasy Circus of Desmadres by Guillermo Nericcio Garcia.

Limited edition of 25 in all categories--part of the traveling Mextasy Circus of Desmadres by Guillermo Nericcio Garcia.

A new graphic from the circus of desmadres, Guillermo Nericcio Garcia's and William Nericcio's #mextasy cavalcade of semiotic wonders. Limited edition product--only 25 copies of each item will be sold. The photograph utilized here is from the late great Los Angeles theatre photog, Jay Thompson!

A limited edition homage featuring Hollywood's (and Mexico's) Spitfire, Lupe Velez.

Limited edition of 25 in all categories--part of the traveling Mextasy Circus of Desmadres by Guillermo Nericcio Garcia.

Limited edition of 25 in all categories--part of the traveling Mextasy Circus of Desmadres by Guillermo Nericcio Garcia.

Yet another t-shirt confabulation from the addled minds of Guillermo Nericcio García and William Nericcio (sometime Mextasy troublemaker; sometime English Professor @SDSU). Limited edition--when the 50th t-shirt sells, poof, it's our t of here!