Description: Chapter 1: Emerald eyes glowing over a half-lowered lace mask, emerald-and-gold gown, chandeliers and masked strangers dissolving into purple mist behind her. Everyone else at the ball is pretending. She isn't. We recommend purchasing the Heavyweight shirt — looks better and lasts longer!" if you're not sure what size to get. get one size bigger than you normally wear. these sizes tend to run a little smaller than a lot of shirt company's
Description: Chapter 1: She waits where the moonlight falls through the ruined cathedral — silver hair, ice-blue eyes, a black rose offered like an appointment. She'll see you tonight. She always does. We recommend purchasing the Heavyweight shirt — looks better and lasts longer!" if you're not sure what size to get. get one size bigger than you normally wear. these sizes tend to run a little smaller than a lot of shirt company's
Description: Chapter 1: the redhead. Crimson hair, molten amber eyes, perched sideways on a skull throne in an ember-lit palace, beckoning you in with one curled finger and a smile full of bad intentions. She doesn't chase. She sits on her throne of skulls and crooks one finger — and somehow your feet are already moving. The crimson succubus, eyes glowing amber, in an ember-lit hall of floating candles. We recommend purchasing the Heavyweight shirt — looks better and lasts longer!" if you're not sure what size to get. get one size bigger than you normally wear. these sizes tend to run a little smaller than a lot of shirt company's
Description: Best. Night. Ever. Phone up, grin on — one very pleased orange tabby captures the moment a flying saucer beams his arch-enemy clean out of the neighborhood. He never looked back. He never had to. Original art printed big enough to fill the whole shirt. We recommend purchasing the Heavyweight shirt — looks better and lasts longer!"
Description: Nobody's being abducted here — there's a line. One lucky orange tabby rides the beam with his paws spread, while a black cat, a grey tabby, a calico, and one very small kitten wait their turn in the desert moonlight. Some things are worth queuing for. Original art printed big enough to fill the whole shirt. We recommend purchasing the Heavyweight shirt — looks better and lasts longer!"
Description: 2 AM on a quiet farm, and the saucer picked the wrong passenger. A dairy cow — unbothered, legs dangling — rides the tractor beam past the windmill while the farmer watches from the porch, coffee in hand. Classic Americana abduction, printed big enough to fill the whole shirt. We recommend purchasing the Heavyweight shirt — looks better and lasts longer!
Description: A perfect 1950s night at the drive-in — until the movie got real. A black-and-white saucer flick on the big screen, a sky full of stars, a lot full of tailfins… and one very real flying saucer hovering over the cars with its beam on. Part of our Nostalgic Graphics line: original retro art, printed big enough to fill the whole shirt. We recommend purchasing the Heavyweight shirt — looks better and lasts longer!
Description: Somewhere out there is a world where the sunrise looks like this — a ringed giant hanging in a crimson sky, moons drifting past, and crystal pools glowing at your feet. Epic fantasy space art of a lone traveler at first light on an alien planet, printed full-front with soft blended edges that melt into the fabric. We recommend purchasing the Heavyweight shirt — looks better and lasts longer!
1957 chevy Bel air matador red with a cream/white colored roof hard top T-Shirt
$16 $24
Description: A graphite four-door American muscle sedan in front of a distressed USA flag. We recommend purchasing the thicker Heavyweight shirt — looks better and lasts longer! charger srt v8
Graphite Four-Door Muscle Car Distressed American Flag USA v8 challenger srt T-Shirt
$16 $24
Description: Dodge Muscle car made in the USA. We recommend purchasing the Heavyweight thicker shirt — looks better and lasts longer! NOTE: This print was taken from a photograph of a real car. The light tree reflections you see on the windshield, in the shirt here will be on your shirt. the print on the shirt you see here will have those tree reflections hood ect. on your final print. the Art you see on this page is the actual way your shirt will arrive light reflections and all!
Description: St George’s Cross — the red cross on white. That’s England’s own flag (the Union Jack is the whole UK’s). We recommend purchasing the Heavyweight thicker shirt — looks better and lasts longer! NOTE: This print was taken from a photograph of a real car. The light tree reflections you see on the windshield, in the shirt here will be on your shirt. the print on the shirt you see here will have those tree reflections hood ect. on your final print. the Art you see on this page is the actual way your shirt will arrive light reflections and all!
Description: Three scenes from the old neighborhood, stacked on one shirt. Three collectors with baseball bats walk into a corner store like they own it. A shopkeeper slides the envelope across his own counter, because that was the rent you paid to be left alone, the pizzo, the price of protection. And at the bottom the boss sits back with his cigar and his feet up, counting what the street sent him. The racket never died. It learned to type. Today a website can stamp a small business guilty with a score of zero, no proof, no human review, from the Merci Web Design Studio.
Description: Nobody owns a cat. The cat owns you. Meet Jasper — a real tabby cat photographed in his own home, sitting like he pays the mortgage (he doesn't; his human does, and Jasper allows it). Printed big and proud from the original photo, because a cat this certain of his rank deserves the whole shirt. For every human currently living under feline management. We recommend purchasing the Heavyweight shirt — looks better and lasts longer
Description: Two littermates. One sound from above. Total focus. photographed mid-beg, cut clean from their own living room and printed big — because somewhere up there, there are treats, and these two intend to be ready. We recommend purchasing the Heavyweight shirt — looks better and lasts longer!"
Description: Chapter 2 Every Sunday night, after the store closes, Morrelli counts the week at the kitchen table, and the first money out is not the rent and it is not the ice bill. It is the envelope. He counts it twice, seals it, and puts it in the drawer under the register, so that on Monday his hand will not shake reaching for it. The pizzo was never a robbery. Robberies end. It was a subscription, priced to be payable, small enough to survive, forever. The collector who takes it off the counter on Monday morning does not count it either. Counting it would make it a transaction. Not counting it makes it a fact of life, like weather, and you do not argue with weather, you dress for it.
Description: The money climbs the stairs all week, in envelopes, in coat pockets, in the hands of men who never look at it, and on Friday it reaches the room with the big desk and the windows over the city. He has never been inside Morrelli's. He could not tell you what a jar of pickles costs, and he does not know the shopkeeper's first name, and none of that is an oversight. That is the design. The man with the bats is replaceable, the man at the counter is replaceable, but the man at the desk is just a chair and a cigar and a ledger, and the ledger does not care whose name is written in it this year.
