Description: A parody of Dr Suess's "Oh, the Places You'll Go!" with Thomas and Terence. Based on the story, "Thomas, Terence and the Snow" from "Tank Engine Thomas Again" by the Reverend Wilbert Awdry. I changed the title of the book to what Terence the Tractor says to Thomas about his caterpillar tracks, which let him go anywhere!
Description: According to the Sodor in 2025 lecture written by Richard Awdry, The University of Sodor was founded in the late 1990s. This university focuses on ecology and engineering, and even has an association with Crovan's Gate Works on the North Western Railway. The engineers that would come out of this university would go on to make the most advanced and efficient steam engines in the world. Interestingly enough, I found an old Thomas shirt that said Sodor University on it, and I took it upon myself to use a similar piece of promotional art to make my own version of what would have been a fun college shirt that Sodor possibly would have made!
Description: Now this one was a really fun one to make! This was inspired by a poster the Apple TV series Severance! I loved watching this show, and I always wanted to do a parody of it somehow, and I think this came out pretty good. I call this "Reverence" because it's my of showing my deep respect to the Reverend Wilbert Awdry, who created the world of the Railway Series and Thomas the Tank Engine, hence Sir Topham Hatt in his head.
Description: Muffle Mountain is a fictional location set in America in the film "Thomas And The Magic Railroad" near Shining Time Station. This is where Peter Fonda's character in the movie, Burnett Stone. Inside this mountain is his workshop where he hides a magical engine. Consider this design a tribute to Peter Fonda and his role in the film. Ironically, the real location of this mountain is on the Isle of Man, not in America at all. However, I took it upon myself to pay tribute to this film by creating this design based on the style of those mountain shirts or national park designs. Very proud of this one!
Description: Lamps are lights on the front and back of trains to show when they're coming in the dark and for the engine crew to see. In Thomas & Friends, all of the engines have lamps on the front and back of them, so I designed a wearable headlamp on the front of your clothing! If you get a T-Shirt, there's even a back design that has a tail-lamp with its respective red light! This is a plain version of my Thomas Bunker design because I love the lamp idea so much and didn't want to restrict it to only Thomas. So this one is available in any color because you can have the same color as your favorite engines on the railway!
Description: "In the transportation system, railways are powered by two separate yet equally important groups: the engines, who deliver the passengers and freight; and the controllers, who keep the schedule running smoothly. These are their stories. DUN DUN." That's right! A Thomas and Friends crossover with Law And Order! This is a spin on the show's title with Sir Topham Hatt's iconic phrase "You have caused confusion and delay" and the second I came up with it I couldn't turn it down!
Description: For those who have gotten into the hobby trains by their father, grandfather, or beloved relative, give them this cute train shirt in honor of them! This quote is a reference to the character, Duke, and his nickname 'Granpuff' by Wilbert Awdry's story of the same name. He was an old and wise engine and a guardian to the younger engines on the railway. So give this design to your 'Granpuff' to show how much you care about them too!
Description: This design features text in the shape of Fergus the Traction Engine. The text is from a song called "There Once Was An Engine Who Ran Away," which is all about Fergus and is based on the episode "Fergus Breaks the Rules." The song is very catchy and this design is dedicated to my buddies, Jax and Dax, who are HUGE Fergus fans. Hope you enjoy this design guys! (And you all too)
Description: This is a fun design of Thomas popping out through the shirt, referencing 1979's Alien. The spaced-out text even matches the Alien movie logo. The Thomas is used from Thomas And The Magic Railroad and edited to be covered in blood. Needless to say, it's a creepy yet hilarious design!
