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Description: Capture the classic coastal charm with this retro Myrtle Beach roundel design! Featuring a vintage resort aesthetic, clean line art, and timeless typography, this graphic brings back the golden age of summer road trips and Atlantic beach getaways. Perfect for vacation lovers, retro apparel fans, and anyone who carries a little piece of the Grand Strand with them.
Description: Keep the Jack-o'-lanterns lit and the spirits high all year long! A must-have design for Halloween lovers, spooky souls, and everyday ghoul power. This Twisted Takeoff of the Little Red Riding Hood trope will leave an impression on those who just don't understand, but will resonate soundly with those who do.
Description: The finest provisions this side of Davy Jones' locker. This is one pirate ship's captain who loves his seafaring fighting rooster so much, he named his tavern after the two of them. The Privateer's Cock serves up the finest all-you-can eat catch of the high seas. A clever, yet twisted nautical wordplay design for saucy wenches, or salty sailors with a mischievous sense of humor. ...Or as my wench says, with no common sense.
Description: Part of the International Cats of Rockabilly series! Featuring a classic Mexican cinema and pulp fiction novel style illustration, this retro parody design blends iconic south-of-the-border poster art, pachuco style, and vintage rockabilly flare. Perfect for fans of Chicano art aesthetics, tex-mex culture, lotería illustration, and unique vintage graphic tees.
Description: Safety first? Not when vacation rules apply! Fun comes first, partying takes a close second, and safety slides into a distant third when you decide to saddle up for a retro shark rodeo. Featuring a classic 1950s pulp postcard aesthetic, this funny summer design is perfect for beach trips, lake days, ocean lovers, and anyone who prefers a cold drink with a side of questionable decisions.
Description: Stand out with a look inspired by the iconic sights and sounds of the Tokyo scene. A tribute to the iconic Japanese Rockabilly subculture born in the streets of Harajuku and Yoyogi Park. Featuring classic 1950s greaser styling, pompadours, and leather jacket swagger mixed with vintage Tokyo street aesthetics. Perfect for rockabilly dancers, psychobilly fans, vintage rock & roll lovers, hot rodders, and fans of Japanese subculture history. This design blends retro rockabilly flair with classic Japanese graphic style for a bold, vintage-inspired look. Asked in Japanese if he's a rockabilly cat... from Dixie, our hepcat answers, O yo, beibi! Whether you're heading to a show, hanging out, or building out your graphic-t collection.
Description: "Duty, honor, and a raygun. Suit up for interplanetary deployment with this vintage-style pulp sci-fi military parody, paying homage to classic retro space opera aesthetics and vintage recruitment posters. A mashup of classic 1950s sci-fi pulp thrills with modern cosmic defense.. Protecting the galaxy one sector at a time."
Description: Fan Art from 1960s Supernatural Japanese Anime Series Ge Ge Ge No Kitaro. GeGeGe no Kitarō (ゲゲゲの鬼太郎), originally known as Kitarō of the Graveyard (墓場鬼太郎, Hakaba Kitarō), is a Japanese manga series created in 1960 by Shigeru Mizuki, including characters such as Medama-Oyaji (Eyeball Father), Nezumi-Otoko (the rat-man); and Neko-Musume (cat-girl)
Description: Gatekeepers gonna gatekeep. For anyone tired of self-appointed scene hall monitors dictating who gets to be "punk." Riffing on the internet trolls constantly lecturing about what is and isn't allowed in the subculture, this design pairs classic horror-punk slap-bass attitude with the ultimate absurdity: fashion police etiquette. Features a wild-eyed, flat-topped bass slapper dropping the hammer on arbitrary scene rules. Because if there’s one thing a real rebel can't stand, it’s being told how to think, live, or dress!
Description: An overly curious authority figure in Paris asks in this retro cafe-bike rider if he's trying to be psychobilly or a biker, and gets an answer that's probably than he bargained for when he decided to engage this cat. He got more than he bargained for with this cat's edgy reply.
Description: A French Gendarme confronts a leather-clad hepcat rocker in front of the Eiffel Tower with a classic dilemma: "Are you a psychopath (psychobilly fan) or a biker?" Part of an international vintage rockabilly and motorcycle culture art series. Perfect for cafe racer fans, greasers, and lovers of retro biker humor! Check out my designs for Germany, Japan, UK, American, French and Mexican / Latino rockers. More places and things to come.
Description: A rockabilly music parody, riffing off the "Not Very Punk" meme for bassists and vintage rock 'n' roll purists! Features the humorous quote "Electric Bass? That's not very rockabilly." — perfect for upright bass, double bass, slap bass, rockabilly purists, psychobilly fans... and even well, yes... even gothabilly fans.
Description: Stand out with a look inspired by the iconic sights and sounds of the Tokyo scene. This design blends retro rockabilly flair with classic Japanese graphic style for a bold, vintage-inspired look. Asked in Japanese if he's a rockabilly cat... from Dixie, our hepcat answers, O yo, beibi! Whether you're heading to a show, hanging out, or building out your graphic tee collection, this shirt adds an edgy, unique accent to your wardrobe.
Description: A tribute to the iconic Japanese Rockabilly subculture born in the streets of Harajuku and Yoyogi Park. Featuring classic 1950s greaser styling, pompadours, and leather jacket swagger mixed with vintage Tokyo street aesthetics. Perfect for rockabilly dancers, psychobilly fans, vintage rock & roll lovers, hot rodders, and fans of Japanese subculture history.
Description: A comprehensive, yet silly visual reference chart showcasing 16 distinct drawing and comic illustration styles—from Golden Age Classic Superhero and Ligne Claire to Cyberpunk, Noir Chiaroscuro, and Pop Art—all featuring a single Robot Manta-Bot subject. Perfect for comic book creators, art students, animators, digital artists, and sci-fi fans!
Description: Gear up with classic free-spirit café racer attitude. Featuring a sleek vintage XLCR cafe motorcycle alongside a leather-jacketed rider, this black-and-white graphic captures the ultimate fusion of 1950s rockabilly culture, speed, and rebel style. Boldly detailed and styled with classic typography reading "Rock, Roll... Ride," it’s the perfect design for bikers, riders, racers, wanderers, ton-up boys, rock and rollers, metalheads, hillbilly cats, psychobilly or gothabilly fans, and lovers of long-gone vintage bikes and kustom kulture. No membership or club dues required.
Description: This design reflects being caught between two worlds: The Harley Cafe Racer XLCR was only built in 1977 & '78, and I was fortunate enough to get my hands on one before they became expensive.Most Hog drivers don't care for cafe or sport bikes, and most cafe racers don't ride Harleys. During Bike Week at Myrtle Beach, I got no nods of acknowledgment or waves from Harley riders because they thought I was riding a rice rocket due to the bike's styling. I was an outcast and learned to ride with no leader, no pack... just the open road, because every rider deserves to ride like a free man, so I embraced the solitude on the roadways.“Ride Free. Ride Alone.” or “No Pack. No Master.”
Description: A highly detailed, vintage-style Roman legionary Aquila or war eagle emblem holding thunderbolt arrows with SPQR plaque. Inspired by the off-duty tunics worn by the soldiers in miniseries Rome. Perfect for history buffs, classicists, costumers, military historians, reenactors, larpers and cosplayers.
Description: "A highly detailed, vintage-style Roman Aquila legionary war eagle emblem with a weathered dark brass SPQR plaque and thunderbolts. Inspired by off duty tunics from Rome miniseries. Perfect for ancient history buffs, classicists, military historians, reenactors, larpers, and cosplayers."
Description: "A highly detailed, vintage-style Roman Aquila legionary war eagle emblem with a weathered dark brass SPQR plaque and thunderbolts. Inspired by the off duty tunics worn by Caesar's legionnaires in the HBO series Rome. Perfect for ancient history buffs, reenactors, larpers, cosplayers, classicists, and military historians."
Description: This vintage tattoo rockabilly cat design comes from a real moment I had in Munich during Oktoberfest in the early ’90s. Someone eventually asked, “Are you from Dixie?” and that mix of German rockabilly slang and Southern identity stuck with me for decades. This artwork is my tribute to that night.
Description: Loud pipes, open roads, and zero tolerance for jackass cagers looking at their phones when your gremlin bell isn't working. This dry-humor illustration reflects those moments of wistful thinking we've all had while navigating rude or clueless traffic—offering a gritty, witty spin on ATGATT. The retro-inspired graphic features a hand-drawn style G.I. rider atop a WWII-era motorcycle (complete with his trusted Thompson) who clearly doesn't need a horn to get someone's attention. Crafted for riders, bikers, and even cagers who are riders at heart, this comfortable, durable tee is perfect for your next long weekend cruise, or rally. Note the front fender registration: OICU812. If you don't get it at first, say it out loud.
Description: This dry-humor illustration reflects those moments of wistful thinking we've all had while navigating rude or clueless traffic. The retro-inspired graphic features a hand-drawn style G.I. rider atop a WWII-era motorcycle (complete with his trusted Thompson) who clearly doesn't need a horn to get someone's attention.
Description: True story about being in Germany, recognized by some Rockabilly fans as a fellow cat, when one came up and asked in German if I was a cat. Before I could explain that I didn't speak very much German, another in the group asked... "from Dixie"? Those Munich Cats treated me like royalty.
Description: Fuel your soul with this raw, DIY Psychobilly design featuring a flame-throwing rat rod. Perfect for grease monkeys, rockabilly rebels, thrillbilly kats and fans of upright bass-slapping mayhem. A rockin' must-have for cool cats and kittens of kustom kulture, rockers, shockers, spockers, 1950s counterculture, and high-octane punk rock.
Description: Experience the ultimate in luxury travel with this vintage-style ad for the German Zeppelin Travel Agency's trans-Atlantic voyage from Frankfurt to Lakehurst. Featuring the 'flagship' LZ 129 Hindenburg, this design captures the golden age of flight... just before the... erm... touch-down at the Naval Air Station. A perfect piece of dark humor for history nerds, dieselpunk enthusiasts, and fans of retro aviation, or schadenfreude.
Description: Ahhh. This brings me back to my childhood. Mom's answer to us complaining about the bell peppers in the meatloaf and the mushrooms in the spaghetti sauce. A hilarious vintage parody featuring a 1950s housewife and a healthy dose of sarcasm. This classic graphic is perfect for anyone who loves dark humor, retro aesthetics, and the passive-aggressive joy of saying, "Shhh Honey... No One Cares". Just like the good old days.
Description: Old Columbia City Tagline: Columbia SC, Famously Hot. Riffing off the heat and humidity to attract tourists because of nightlife. Parody is that the city was burned to the ground by Sherman's union soldiers in 1865, and very little was left standing of the city. So while many other southern cities still have a lot of beautiful old buildings (Even Charleston and Savannah came out better than Columbia) and monuments and architecture, Columbia was left with little but rubble and chimneys sticking up out of the charred ruins.
