Knockdown Society

Description: A faithful, hand-drawn reproduction of a placard glimpsed in The Jam's 1980 music video for A Town Called Malice, complete with true-to-life (and rather ironic) misspelling.

Description: 100% Rude, in every sense of the word.

Description: Words as sung by The Creation, and rendered in this loving reproduction of a Gothic wood letter typeface from 1837.

Description: Taken from a stone-rubbing of Man Ray's tombstone in Cimetière du Montparnasse.

Description: Taken from a stone-rubbing of Man Ray's tombstone in Cimetière du Montparnasse. Enclosed in a "Dada gray" circle.

Description: Lovingly drawn from the 50th (and arguably, most pronounced) of 64 placards displayed by Bob Dylan in the opening moments of the film, Dont Look Back.

Description: Based off the "Kilroy" seen on Raz'n Hell, one of the few surviving B-29 Superfortresses.

Description: The roundel of the Jamaica Defence Force Air Wing. For all the rudies and rockers, the skins and the suedes.

Description: Inspired by the iconic Northern Soul badge and slogan, with apologies.

Description: There's really no excuse for this one.

Description: The roundel adorning all U.S. Army Air Service planes assigned to the American Expeditionary Forces in 1918, employed here as a North American tribute to the Modernists, and an ideogram of The Knockdown Society.

Description: The roundel adorning all U.S. military aircraft from 1919-1942, employed here as a North American tribute to the Modernists, and an ideogram of The Knockdown Society.

Description: "They call me The Searcher! I've been seekin' low and high..." An homage to John Wayne's homage to Harry Carey at the end of The Searchers.

Description: You gotta laugh to keep from cryin'!