Description: This design is based upon and derived from the vintage 1966 horror movie's original poster - reworked, redesiged and retouched to make a great tee graphic. Billy the Kid Versus Dracula is a cult, campy, low-budget classic horror which famously pits the legendary outlaw against the world’s most notorious vampire. The film stars horror icon John Carradine as Mr. Underhill aka Count Dracula.
Description: A layout variation on my 'Eden Blues' design found elsewhere in this store. As the game's instruction say, this man is; 'Le dernier survivant de l'humanité vaincu par les robots.' A recreation of the hero sprite from 1987's Eden Blues (aka Doomsday Blues) by Patrick Dublanchet and Catherine Vagnon.
Description: A vibrant and original reimagining of the classic British sci-fi TV show's logo, designed with a heavy dose of mid-80s neon nostalgia. Bold colors, classic drop shadows, and vintage vibes make this a "high fabsion and ice hot" tee for any classic Who fan. Happiness will prevail!
Description: Between 1974 and 1975, in Britian, a familiar battered blue police box stood opposite The Central Pier on Blackpool's Golden Mile. This was the famous Doctor Who Exhibition that thrilled visitors for over a decade. This design is based upon and derived from a 1977 advertisment for the much-missed Whovian hotspot. Very retro.
Description: Flashback to March 1985 - everyone's favourite Time Lord is suddenly and unexpectedly put on hiatus amid rumours that the show has been cancelled entirely. UK newspaper The Daily Star championed Whovians with a sticker campaign. Faithfully reproduced here is that very sticker sourced from a 41-year-old original. A very 1980s vibe.
Description: Artwork based upon and recreated from the spectacularly ghoulish cover to Harvey Comics 'Tomb of Terror' #15. The original cover was the work of British-born artist Lee Elias (1920-1998). This image has undergone a significant amount of digital restoration, tidying and tweaking by Erwin S. Ramrod.
Description: Inspired by a classic 1970s telefantasy series, the British Lion Logo as it appeared in the opening titles. This red, white and blue avenging Lion Rampant is designed with colours that 'pop'; using brighter Pantone shades to those currently used on the Union Flag. Others variants of this design are available in my store.
Description: Inspired by a classic 1970s telefantasy series, the British Lion Logo as it appeared in the opening titles. This red, white and blue avenging Lion Rampant is designed with colours that 'pop'; using brighter Pantone shades to those currently used on the Union Flag. Others variants of this design are available in my store.
Description: White and Red text on a transparent background. Patrick McGoohan, the actor best remembered for his roles in Cult TV shows, also worked behind the camera under the pseudonym of 'Paddy Fitz'. This original design, inspired by the 'Danger Man' logo, and my tribute to the great man.
Description: John Steed and Emma Peel, iconic British heroes, silhouetted above the television series' oft used phrase. A graphic inspired by the cult 1960s tv shows' opening titles. This is the Grey version of the graphic. Black and White versions of this design are also available in my Tee Public store.
Description: John Steed and Emma Peel, iconic British heroes, silhouetted above the television series' oft used phrase. A graphic inspired by the cult 1960s tv shows' opening titles. This is the White version intended for dark garments. Black and Grey versions of this design are also available in my Tee Public store.
Description: John Steed and Emma Peel, iconic British heroes, silhouetted above the television series' oft used phrase. A graphic inspired by the cult 1960s tv shows' opening titles. This is the Black version intended for light garments. White and Grey versions of this design are also available in my Tee Public store.
Description: A design inspired by a 1968 episode of the cult British TV show, The Avengers. This design features white retro-computer text with a red attribution below, intended for dark garments. Supercomputer 'George / XR40' issues a desparate plea for help after an attempted assassination via his tickertape feed. John Steed and Tara King investigate. A black text version for light garments is also available.
Description: A design inspired by a 1968 episode of the cult British TV show, The Avengers. This design features black retro-computer text with a red attribution below, intended for light garments. Supercomputer 'George / XR40' issues a desparate plea for help after an attempted assassination via his tickertape feed. John Steed and Tara King investigate. A white text version for dark garments is also available.
