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The term "foo fighters" was originally used by Allied pilots during World War II to describe aerial phenomena or "U.F.O.s." Later the term came to refer to a specific aerial phenomena with fast, highly maneuverable, unidentified flying objects. (Then there was the universally beloved band) -- Here's a military-style unit insignia we made for the fighters of "foo."

The term "foo fighters" was originally used by Allied pilots during World War II to describe aerial phenomena or "U.F.O.s." Later the term came to refer to a specific aerial phenomena with fast, highly maneuverable, unidentified flying objects. (Then there was the universally beloved band) -- Here's a military-style unit insignia we made for the fighters of "foo."

The term "foo fighters" was originally used by Allied pilots during World War II to describe aerial phenomena or "U.F.O.s." Later the term came to refer to a specific aerial phenomena with fast, highly maneuverable, unidentified flying objects. (Then there was the universally beloved band) -- Here's a military-style unit insignia we made for the fighters of "foo."

It's a Norwegian, fighting, side-scroller, "Ballbreaker," the video game featured in the Bear. Made to look like promo art from an early 90's video game, like Street Fighter, we've included 3 fighters in this design: Ramis, Bad Day, and Sandra Buttocks! We've added the "BB" logo to the front and the whole thing got the distressed, vintage, treatment.

"Everyone's favorite playable character, Ramis, from the Norwegian, fighting, side-scrolling, (shooting), arcade game, Ballbreaker! In all seriousness, there is a TV show called the Bear, and on this show there's a video game called, Ballbreaker. In that video game there is a character named Ramis... We made a piece of "video game-style" art for Ramis. Make sense? We don't know why either.

"Everyone's favorite playable character, Ramis, from the Norwegian, fighting, side-scrolling, (shooting), arcade game, Ballbreaker! In all seriousness, there is a TV show called the Bear, and on this show there's a video game called, Ballbreaker. In that video game there is a character named Ramis... We made a piece of ""video game-style"" art for Ramis. Make sense? We don't know why either. This version of the logo comes distressed to look like a vintage Ballbreaker shirt from the 80's."

For fans of the FX/Hulu tv show "the Bear." Ballbreaker, the video game featured heavily in season 1, includes Neil Fak's favorite playable character, "Bad Day," who was voiced by Paul Rudd.

For fans of the FX/Hulu tv show "the Bear." Ballbreaker, the video game featured heavily in season 1, includes Neil Fak's favorite playable character, "Bad Day," who was voiced by Paul Rudd. (this version of the design is distressed, to make it look like a vintage 90's shirt)

It's a Norwegian, fighting, side-scroller. "Ballbreaker," the video game featured in the Bear. Made to look like promo art from an early 90's video game, like Street Fighter, we've included 3 of the game's fighters in this design: Ramis, Bad Day, and Sandra Buttocks!

It's a Norwegian, fighting, side-scroller. "Ballbreaker," the video game featured in the Bear. Made to look like promo art from an early 90's video game, like Street Fighter, we've included 3 of the game's fighters in this design: Ramis, Bad Day, and Sandra Buttocks! (this one is distressed, and made to look like a vintage shirt leftover from the 90's)

For fans of the FX/Hulu tv show "the Bear," and fans of Norwegian, fighting, side-scrolling, (shooter?), arcade games!

For fans of the FX/Hulu tv show "the Bear," and fans of Norwegian, fighting, side-scrolling, (shooter?), arcade games! This version of the logo comes distressed to look like a vintage Ballbreaker shirt from the 80's.

Our big fat homage to Heat Vision & Jack, the amazing, yet failed Fox pilot from 1999. This amazing show was made by Rick and Morty's Dan Harmon and Rob Schrab, and produced by Ben Stiller. It featured a former astronaut on the run from a shadowy government agency, who becomes super-intelligent when exposed to the sun's rays, played by Jack Black. Together, with his talking motorcycle played by Owen Wilson, they have to stop an alien threat to a small town. Basically it's the best thing ever!

"Jack Austin, astronaut, exposed to inappropriate levels of solar energy. Heat Vision, the motorcycle with the mind of Jack's unemployed roommate. Together, they run for their lives, blocked at every turn by... Adventure!" Our big fat homage to Heat Vision & Jack, the amazing, yet failed Fox pilot from 1999. This amazing show was made by Rick and Morty's Dan Harmon and Rob Schrab, and produced by Ben Stiller.

From our "Retro-Vision" series, a fun design featuring one of our astronaut designs.

From our "Retro-Vision" series, a fun design featuring one of our cowboy designs.

Based on Norman Rockwell's "Four Freedoms," illustrations. This modern update of Freedom of Speech depicts the erosion of said principle over the past few decades.

Swim out past the breakers Watch the world die!

2016! Let's get this White House Party started!! (Special credit to Shepard Fairey, obvs!)

He walks among us, the king of cryptids, wearing his big-blue-suede shoes... BIGFOOT ELVIS!!!!!!

"Nothing Can Kill the Grimace!" Comes from short-lived but surprisingly good Clerks: the Animated Series. As far as I know, it's true and the Grimace is unkillable. (check out our other version of "Nothing Can Kill the Grimace," here on Teepublic too!)

"Nothing Can Kill the Grimace!" Comes from short-lived but surprisingly good Clerks: the Animated Series. As far as I know, it's true and the Grimace is unkillable. If you like, heck out our Grimace propaganda poster that we based this on.

Maybe, just maybe, this concept could work. People, and specifically political leaders, could just not treat others like inhuman garbage...

Spin the record, take the ride!

Everyone's favorite seafaring rabbit. Harvey here is our own cartoon character, based on a bizarre landmark in our hometown, make sure you wave to Harvey!

Everyone's favorite seafaring rabbit. Harvey here is our own cartoon character, based on a bizarre landmark in our hometown, make sure you wave to Harvey!

Harvey in the style o a vintage 50's sign advert. The peeling paint and rusted metal gives that old "boat repair" aesthetic ;)

**(Japanese translation: "Kyodai Funanori Usagi" or "Gigantic Sailor Rabbit") This t-shirt combines our "metal logo" on the front and the "poster" image on the back.

Harvey Poster -- for lovers of giant anthropomorphic rabbit saliors, everywhere! *("Kyodai Funanori Usagi" translates to "Gigantic Sailor Rabbit")

A variation on the Japanse Oni masks as worn by samurai.

Represent the wrong-handed!

Wrong-handed people unite!

Being that George Orwell's Animal Farm was an allegory for the Russian Revolution, depicting it as a piece of 1930's propaganda seemed appropriate.

Animal Farm T-Shirt by MunkeeWear Animal Farm by MunkeeWear Being that George Orwell's Animal Farm was an allegory for the Russian Revolution, depicting it as a piece of 1930's propaganda seemed appropriate.

Just a sportsball logo we came up with

You know what the commercial says... "Let's snack it up. Let's do it right. Let's taste the crisp with the flavory crunch with all our might. Let's grab a bag. Let's take a bite -- Keep your damn hands off my Let's!" *credit to Independent Studio Service for making Let's Potato Chips, a fake brand featured in nearly 100 tv shows. I took some liberty with the design in an effort to make it feel a bit more like a vintage product from the real world