Description: Now you can wear the glorious memory of the Bordertown Drive-In, Laredo, Texas, on your chest--a visual dose of lovely nostalgia for all South Texas lovers of public cinema and clandestine, outdoor drinking! This is a limited-edition #Mextasy design--when 50 are sold, I am closing up the design! More info on Mextasy, the traveling circus of desmadres/pop-up gallery exhibition? Go to: http://mextasy.blogspot.com
Description: Yet another semiotic desmadre from the addled imagination of Guillermo Nericcio García. This time out it is Andy Warhol who comes under the #textmex and #mextasy microscope in the collage of 50s advertising clip-art and only a slightly deranged re-imagining of Andy's infamous rip-off of the Campbell Soup company.
Description: Do you dare out your association with the subterranean couriers of alternate universe postal services! Time will tell!
Super Secret T-Shirt Only Used by the Subterranean Postal Agents of W.A.S.T.E. T-Shirt
$17 $24
Description: Before ChatGPT started finishing your sentences—and before the robots even figured out how to crawl—some of us were already turning punctuation into provocation. Meet the M-Dash OG Tee, a battle cry for grammar gangsters, literary snipers, and syntax freaks who know the em dash is more than a pause—it's a weapon. Featuring a vintage tin toy bot laid flat (like your weak takes), this shirt tells the world you’ve been slicing clauses and slaying norms since back when AI thought MLA was a boy band. Perfect for: — English professors with an axe to grind — Writers who treat punctuation like nunchucks — Retro-futurist grammar nerds — Anyone who’s ever said, “A
Description: The Voyeur is a graphic that dates back to Monday, July 18, 2011. Originally produced for a presentation in San Antonio, Texas. Like most of the Textmex/Mextasy project, this particular digital manipulation focuses on the eyes of the spectator--consumers of Mexican stereotypes for the better part of their lives, they are here revealed, denuded, exposed. The graphic is composed mainly of three 'found' graphic pieces featuring a handsome anglo watcher, Salma Hayek, and Alfonso Bedoya (from a TREASURE OF THE SIERRA MADRE screengrab). This 11x17 inch limited edition print is delivered signed, folded once, shipped via media mail.
Description: Now you can festoon your favorite products with the logo for California's most innovative Cultural Studies program--MALAS!
MALAS: The Master of Arts in Liberal Arts and Sciences at San Diego State University T-Shirt
$17 $24
Description: Behold the true Game of Thrones: not dragons, not kings, but a wide-eyed bunny with the audacity of ten crusaders. Here’s your medieval fever dream—straight out of a monk’s doodled margins—where a jittery rabbit squares off against a tin-can knight on a tightrope battlefield. Shields clash, egos bruise, and history itself asks: who gave this hare a weapon and a vendetta? It’s absurd, it’s savage, it’s art history’s chaotic cousin finally breaking loose. Wear it on your chest and you’re not just rocking a design—you’re joining the Order of the Medieval Rabbit Wars. Trust me, you’ll get nods from history nerds, goths, meme lords, and that one barista who knows way too much about illuminated manuscripts.
Description: In 1996 I had the honor to design the cover of my favorite academic journal on the planet, Camera Obscura. I also had an article in that issue on Warner Brothers animation's Speedy Gonzales. The rest, as they say, is history. This is a limited edition product. Once 25 are sold, in any form, it will be unceremoniously yanked off the teepublic site! órale!
