Monkey Day Tapestries
Description: I've always loved this gorgeus mashup from PETER CHAN, one of the great artists behind many LucasArts games. This work was on the Adventurer #5-1992 (the LucasArts official magazine) and it's about Day of the Tentacle from Dave Grossman and Tim Schafer (duh?). I've never found a t-shirt with it and time ago I crave it almost desperately, so... I manage to make a HI-RES t-shirt out of it. Hope you like the cut-out! ;-)
Description: Connect with the wisdom of nature with this intricate monkey portrait. Using highly detailed, tightly packed golden-yellow leaves and rich forest greens, this design mimics the expressive features of a primate blending seamlessly into a psychedelic jungle environment. A great look for wildlife conservationists and art enthusiasts.
Description: This playful evolution-themed design blends humor and science celebration through vibrant character illustration and festive details. The quirky party styling adds lighthearted energy while referencing natural history themes in an entertaining way. Perfect for science fans who enjoy clever concept art expressed with bold graphic style.
Description: This heartwarming design features an adorable baby monkey cuddling a plush toy, surrounded by soft floating hearts and a loving message. The detailed illustration and gentle color palette create a warm, affectionate feel that captures the essence of love and connection. With its sweet and comforting vibe, this artwork beautifully expresses care, tenderness, and appreciation in a charming and playful way.
Description: The three wise monkeys originated in Japan, with the most famous depiction found in a 17th-century carving at the Tōshō-gū Shrine in Nikkō, Japan, created by the sculptor Hidari Jingoro The concept likely arrived in Japan from China during the 8th century, influenced by Confucian teachings emphasizing propriety and ethical conduct . The Japanese proverb is a play on words: "mizaru, kikazaru, iwazaru," where "-zaru" negates the verbs "see," "hear," and "speak," and also sounds like "saru," meaning monkey
The three wise monkeys—Mizaru, Kikazaru, and Iwazaru see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil," Tapestry
by The Art Queen of Michigan
$30
Description: One could write a book abot the Lucasfilm "games division" (then LucasArts)... and they did. For almost 30 years they created masterpieces (well... 15 years to me). We'll never forget games like Maniac Mansion, Zak McKracken, Monkey Island, Indiana Jones (the 4th movie is Atlantis!!!), Full throttle and Day of the tentacle. And what about X-Wing, TIE Fighter and Dark Forces 1&2? This logo is the most loved and cherished of them all... even now! Recostructed in vectors and hires pixels expecially for you (yes you!!!). The golden man would be proud! ;-)
