Train Engine Tapestries
Description: Steam trains are always something incredible, for example the steam trains in the Isle of Man still running today are over 100 years old, built at the Gorton works in Manchester. These work horses go through some of the most scenic routes across the island, and with many people still using them for commuting to work. Vector conversion of a photo of such an Isle of Man Narrow Gauge engine approaching Ballasalla station.
Description: A retro-style depiction of a cartoon locomotive with a woman sitting on top. The locomotive is primarily blue and yellow with red accents. Text above reads 'I'M NOT ALWAYS A... TRAIN WRECK JUST KIDDING'. Text below reads 'TOOT TOOT TOOT'. The style is reminiscent of vintage humorous advertisements.
Description: Lamps are lights on the front and back of trains to show when they're coming in the dark and for the engine crew to see. In Thomas & Friends, all of the engines have lamps on the front and back of them, so I designed a wearable headlamp on the front of your clothing! If you get a T-Shirt, there's even a back design that has a tail-lamp with its respective red light! This is a plain version of my Thomas Bunker design because I love the lamp idea so much and didn't want to restrict it to only Thomas. So this one is available in any color because you can have the same color as your favorite engines on the railway!
Description: A close-up, monochrome representation of a friendly train engine's face. The circular face features large, round eyes with black pupils and white highlights. A broad, smiling mouth with visible teeth is prominent. Above the eyes are two small, triangular eyebrows. A cylindrical chimney extends upwards from the top of the head.
Description: A circular, emblem-style graphic with a vintage aesthetic. It features a detailed depiction of an old steam locomotive emitting smoke. The text 'TAKE 'EM' curves around the top inner edge, and 'TRAIN STATION' curves around the bottom inner edge. Arrows point upwards on the left and right sides within the circular border.
Description: A circular emblem with an orange outline and distressed texture. It features a vintage steam locomotive and train cars in the center, emitting smoke. The text "TAKE 'EM" is curved at the top and "TRAIN STATION" is curved at the bottom, all within the circular border. Two arrows point inwards on opposite sides.
Description: A vintage-style representation of a steam locomotive is depicted prominently. Above it, the text reads "SORRY I WASN'T LISTENING." Below the locomotive, the text states "I WAS THINKING ABOUT TRAIN." The locomotive is set against a backdrop of radiating lines in shades of yellow, green, and brown, on a black background.
Description: Bold retro illustration featuring a cheerful -up woman waving from a classic steam locomotive, surrounded by puffs of smoke and sparkling stars, with the hilarious quote 'I'm Not Always A Train Wreck — Just Kidding Toot Toot.' This vintage-style humorous design is perfect for sarcastic women, train enthusiasts, and anyone who embraces their chaotic side with a laugh. Makes a brilliant birthday gift, holiday present, or self-deprecating statement piece for the hot mess express in your life.
Description: Flying Scotsman LNER number 4472 became the first steam locomotive to be officially authenticated at a speed of 100 MPH on the 30th November 1934 on a special test run. Unofficially the GWR locomotive 3440 City of Truro was timed at running in excess of 100 mph during a run from Plymouth to London in 1904.
