Retro Junk Tapestries

Food, fast food, super, king size, burger, hamburger, cheeseburger cartoons drawing style

Hand cut collage

Funny spooky Tiny girl zombie eat delicious burger, cartoon art, 31 october, spooky design, cartoon, anime, digital art, zomburger, zombie burger

It's a food fight for the ages.

Digital illustration of a hot rod shop who builds hot rods from junkyard parts.

Retro burger week advertisement

This funny, vintage children's illustration features a boy and girl crossing their arms with the text "Just say no to veggies." This design is perfect for anyone who hates vegetables.

Sanford And Son Truck Logo

Eyeball cola anyone?

Sanford And Son

XL Retro "Special Sauce Burger"

Woody’s was the first chain I know of where you could get a hamburger and then carry it over to a little self-service counter stocked with ketchup, mustard, onions, pickles, salsa, barbecue sauce, etc., and do whatever you wanted to it. there were Woody’s all over California, including a wonderful one in Westwood Village, a block or three from U.C.L.A.

the fastest food around the world.

What better sums up vintage retro food than spread n' heat pizza!

I hope you like it! :)

For every true french fries lover and frit freak a humorous way to express their own passion in a funny way. Old school 60s retro-vintage-logo-style - Mr Pomm-Fritz sends his regards!

Glooper Fast Foods - we deliver to all corners of the galaxy

Tina turner wpap

Eat trash raccoon and opossum inspired by animals and junk food. Cute Animal art is the perfect gift for nature lovers and food lovers.

junkyard

GlooperXL Fries - "Special Slug Sauce"

That Frank is never without his lovely friend Patty.

A classic meal, now in a classic art style.

Most people will tell you that the burger wars started in the '80s, though they officially started in the '70s as per the first use of the term. The fact of the matter is that they started in the '60s when an up-and-coming fast food chain out of North Carolina, began selling a larger burger and the nation's largest fast food chain took notice. As a result, America got the double patty, triple bun burger they know today, all thanks to the Huskey.

Rock burger

Tina Turner retro

My idea of a balanced diet is a burger in each hand.

Do good be nice order Burger

Fries mascot character, perfect for those of you who love fries

Invad3rDiz - Glooperz Sludge Monster sticker

18x24" Oil on Canvas. Private Collection

Bringing a little west coast style to Chicago, Richard's Drive-In opened their first location in 1949. While we're not totally sure what the twin mascots were about, they were a part of Richard's branding since day one, including having the drive-in's signature California Twinburger named after them. By the mid'50s, Richard's had half a dozen locations in Illinois and additional locations in Cambridge, Detroit, and New York.

Fruit Pie the Magician was the official mascot for fruit pies from 1973 until early 2006 when the character was removed from the fruit pie labels. Over the years Fruit Pie the Magician was featured in print ads in comic books as well as animated in television commercials. The character appeared on fruit pie product labels as a living fruit pie sporting a cape, white gloves, top hat and magic wand. "Magic - Fruit Pie the Magician loves to entertain friends with his wacky magic tricks. His favorite magic trick is to make Fruit Pies appear out of thin air. You always have to keep an eye on the Magician or else he may play a trick on you."

Its Friday Fryday is a vintage design with vector french fries cartoon. Thank God Its Friday TGIF. Almost everyone loves Friday and it would perfectly make your Friday if you wear this.

"Crunch all you want, we'll make more." Yeah, it doesn't get much more '80s than this.