Out of Memory

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: A Tee design to celebrate the unforgettable John Cabell "Bunny" Breckinridge as 'The Ruler' in Ed Wood's Plan 9 from Outer Space.

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: This graphic is based upon a logo used in Palitoy action figure promotions. This is the 'muted color' version. A monchrome version, and a version using brighter colours, are also available from my store.

Description: A graphic inspired by and based upon the logo that featured on Palitoy action figure packaging and promotional material in the early 1980s. This is the monochrome variant, a colour version is also available from my store.

Description: My recreation of a production crew logo for a 1980s feature film that never existed. Those who know, know. Faux-distressed to look like it's been worn since 1982. This is the blue and white variant. A monochrome blue version is also available.

Description: My recreation of a production crew logo for a 1980s feature film that never existed. Those who know, know. Faux-distressed to look like it's been worn since 1982. This is the 'only blue' variant. A blue and white version is also available.

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. A graphic inspired by the 1960s television series' 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. A graphic inspired by the 1960s television series' 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: John Steed and Emma Peel, iconic British heroes, silhouetted. A graphic inspired by the 1960s television series' opening titles.

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.

Description: A mash-up of two cult British TV shows; Mr. Benn meets Doctor Who. Mr. Benn, as if by magic, portraying all eight classic incarnations of the intrepid timelord.

Description: A design based upon the ZX Spectrum loading screen of Ian Docherty's creepy first-person explorer, Skull.

Description: Dengar, the merciless galactic bounty hunter.

Description: Commander John Marsh, hero of Gargoyle Games' 1985 hit Marsport, is faithfully reproduced as a 1980s 8-bit pixel sprite. For retro-gamers who get their thrills in 48k!

Description: Inspired by in-game sprites from Alligata Software's 8-bit classic 1985 game Amstrad CPC game Who Dares Wins II.

Description: A design featuring The Guardian to the Entrance to Hades (Room 43) from the legendary 1984 ZX Spectrum game Jet Set Willy.

Description: Graphics recreating in-game pixel sprites from Ocean Software's 1990 ZX Spectrum version of Robocop 2. A colourful design, using the ZX Spectrum's palette.

Description: An internal illustration from British author Andrew Morris's latest novel, Murrenmaw 2.

Description: A design based upon the striking cover art of Andrew Morris's bestselling novel, Murrenmaw.

Description: From the science fiction novel, BRUTAL MOON, come the Saturmeks, alien killing machines bent on mankind's destruction. This faux-distessed design, like the book itself, has a 1970s vibe; kinda trippy. Great on a purple tee, in our opinion.

Description: The striking cover image detail from Time and Fate's smash-hit adventure gamebook BRUTAL MOON. Art by Andrew Morris, timeandfate.com

Description: The striking cover image detail from Time and Fate's smash-hit adventure gamebook BRUTAL MOON. This is the ink sketch variant. Other versions of this image are available from our Redbubble Store. Art by Andrew Morris, timeandfate.com

Description: From the science fiction novel, BRUTAL MOON; a Saturmek Drone with blaster ready. The illustration also contains text from the novel. Works best on light-coloured garments in our opinion, but see what colour suits you best.

Description: From the science fiction novel, BRUTAL MOON, a Saturmek Scientist finds the personal effects of the human Mooncase crew confusing. This graphic works best on lighter garments in our opinion, but the choice is yours.

Description: From the science fiction adventure gamebook novel, BRUTAL MOON; the insignia of the Britannic Experimental Rocket Group, the Top Secret government initiative for which Professor Vyvian Wylie worked in the 1950s as a test pilot. A design with a vintage look and a 1950s palette.

Description: From the science fiction adventure gamebook novel, BRUTAL MOON, come the Saturmeks, merciless alien killing machines bent on mankind's destruction. Art by Andrew Morris (after Victor Reinganum).

Description: The striking cover art to Time and Fate's BRUTAL MOON science fiction adventure gamebook novel.

Description: Based on the original poster art for the science fiction adventure gamebook novel, BRUTAL MOON. Moonbase Shackleton sends a mayday as a Saturmek stalks its corridors. Art by Andrew Morris.

Description: From the science fiction adventure gamebook novel, BRUTAL MOON; the mission patch of Moonbase Shackleton's crew.

Description: From the science fiction adventure gamebook novel, BRUTAL MOON; the mission patch of Moonbase Shackleton's crew worn on the left of the chest.