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Description: (This is a redesign of my previous shirt by special request to put the image on the back.) Remember when toys were opened and played with? Then more likely than not, you grew up with Kenner Toys. This design is inspired by the global phenomenon that was Kenner's Star Wars toy line.

Description: Harrison Ford IS Indiana Jones and has been now for 45 years! In rewatching the adventure, I wondered how I could convey this simply and realized the distinctive credits text could be the way to do it! He was also supported by a superb cast. Naturally, end credits should go on the back of a shirt, so the front sports the Raiders logo as seen on the opening of the movie in the "pocket area."

Description: One of my favorite parts of Raiders is the fights and chase through the streets of Cairo. I love Indy's rugged look and thought it would be a fun project to try.

Description: If Toy Adventures Had A Name... In continuing to refine my ideas of a fully rendered Indiana Jones toy line logo, I clipped the logo to be more in line with how it was presented on the packages. Showing a fully-rendered Indy image.

Description: Recently I got to wondering what it would look like if Kenner used fully-rendered art for Indy on their action figure packaging. So I decided to render the image used for their silhouette and then kept going beyond the logo for a full-bodied Indiana Jones.

Description: "For nearly 3,000 years, man has searched for the Lost Ark." Well, more like since '81. I was trying to figure a different spin on the famous logo that everyone uses, and decided to make it look like it did in the original trailer.

Description: We've all seen the classic Raiders of the Lost Ark logo, but here it is how it first appeared on screen during the opening credits of the movie. No modern day font captures the logo as it was first on screen, so I took close enough fonts and massaged each letter to get the exact look and feel for the logo.

Description: Continuing with my reminiscence of Kenner Toys, I revisit classic Indiana Jones toy designs highlighting the toy line logo. Go back to when you opened and played with your toys!

Description: I love all the Music By John Williams designs out there, but was troubled that there wasn't any for Indiana Jones. So I made one. Having to hand draw the "John Williams" as the font wasn't readily available.

Description: Revist the days of your youth when the only new Star Wars adventures were found in the pages of Marvel comics! This classic comic book corner design incorporates the look and feel of Marvel's Luke Skywalker and features the movie's release date.

Description: Continuing my idea of revisiting the days of our youth when the only new Star Wars adventures were found in the pages of Marvel comics! This classic comic book corner design incorporates the look and feel of Marvel's Han and Chewie found it later issues (with an upgrade on their likenesses) and features the movie's original release date.

Description: Remember when toys were opened and played with? Then more likely than not, you grew up with Kenner Toys. This design is inspired by the global phenomenon that was Kenner's Star Wars toy line.

Description: Remember when toys were opened and played with? Then more likely than not, you grew up with Kenner Toys. This design is inspired by the Kenner's Indiana Jones toy line.

Description: This design is direct scan of an acrylic portrait painting I created of Harrison Ford as Indiana Jones.

Description: It's not the years you lived, but how you've lived them.

Description: You know the man in the hat, you know the name for adventure.

Description: Inspired by the main titles of Jaws and the musical notes we all know. A "theme"-d shirt to terrify any who will hum along with it.

Description: Remember when toys were opened and played with? Then more likely than not, you grew up with Kenner Toys. This design is inspired by Kenner's extremely popular Six Million Dollar Man toy line.