Starturtle87 Designs

Description: The logo for a establishment called "Better Bottoms" as seen in the "CatDog's End" episode of CatDog. "Better Bottoms, we have got 'em, don't be a chump, dump your rump, yeah!"

Description: The face of "Le Who Who" from season fourteen of the American version of The Masked Singer (revealed to be actress Tiffany Haddish) superimposed on the body of a Labubu doll.

Description: A hybrid image I created using digitized text and a star shape using a text app, and a hand-drawn picture of Rod Flanders that was used for a personalized VHS movie in the "The Dad Who Knew Too Little" episode of The Simpsons, which I took using my smartphone. It is accompanied with his hobbies as they were mentioned in that said episode using said text app.

Description: An AI-generated image I conceived using a photo of a short-lived rock band from the late 80s called The Bootheels, one that featured a very young Jakob Dylan (son of Bob Dylan and sole remaining founding member of The Wallflowers). He's the one on the far right in the white T-shirt and black shorts.

Description: An AI-generated photographic image of high-school students dressed in weird, wacky clothing and such, accompanied with the words "Drugs are wack and so are we!"

Description: Exactly as the title says - an AI-generated image of a kid wearing an inflatable cowboy costume.

Description: The logo for the acclaimed American sketch-comedy show In Living Color (1990-94), as it looked in the pilot episode to the said show. This was changed after a lawsuit from the band Living Colour was filed.

Description: A hybrid creation I made of a banner advertisement from the Nickelodeon's Doug episode "Doug En Vogue" for the fictional show Teenheart Street. I used digital text and analog colored-pencil drawing for this piece.

Description: An image I drew of Obvious Plant's "Garbage" character on paper with colored pencil, with the word "GARBAGE" written directly above it.

Description: An AI-generated, Crayon Shin-chan anime-style image of a large, corpulent (fat) man I saw at the aquatic park in Wapakoneta, Ohio. True story.

Description: A picture of an overweight Doug Funnie standing behind the entrance door of the Honker Burger restaurant, as seen in a dream sequence in the "Doug Tips The Scales" episode of Nickelodeon's Doug, with the words "Hey guys, what's cookin'?" surrounding it.

Description: An image of the Jolly Olly Ice Cream Man from Hey Arnold!, accompanied with the words "I'm gonna give you an 'F'. That's right. A big, fat 'F'!".

Description: An image of Sully from Monsters Inc. painted on a man's chest.

Description: An image of "Mad Scientist Monster" from Season 13 of the American version of The Masked Singer (revealed to be country singer Brian Kelley), accompanied with an excerpt of the song "Unwell" by Matchbox 20.

Description: The design for the cover of Beck's album single "MTV Makes Me Want To Smoke Crack", released by Flipside Records in 1993.

Description: The game over screen for S.O.S.: Sink Or Swim, a game that was released on the SNES in 1993, the same year it was also released on home-computer systems.

Description: A comic-style image of singer Jakob Dylan as he looked in the late-90s.

Description: An image I made of babies with full heads of hair using an AI platform.

Description: My drawing of the logo for USA Baby, a little-known nursery furniture store chain that lasted from the 80s (I think) into the mid-90s, which is when I believe they shuttered.

Description: A picture of an overweight Doug Funnie sitting in an empty swimming pool, as seen in a dream sequence in the "Doug Tips The Scales" episode of Nickelodeon's Doug, with the word "corpulence" directly above it.

Description: A spirit week schedule centered around the theme of "What's Up?"

Description: A spirit week schedule centered around the theme of "What's Up?"

Description: My drawing of the logo for PM Magazine, an hour-long news show that aired in syndication from 1978 to 1991.

Description: My drawing of the title card for the darkest of three segments in an episode of Tiny Toon Adventures that got it pulled from airwaves after its initial airing, never to air again for 22 years.

Description: An image I drew of a street sign with the words "Stud Muffin District" written on it. This is a reference to a city district in New York named for Wu-Tang Clan. A member of that group, Method Man, was disguised as "Stud Muffin" in the thirteenth season of the American version of The Masked Singer, and this sign was a clue found in his "Crack The Case Clue Case".

Description: An image I drew of a gold record in a frame with the words "World Record" written below it. This may be a reference to one awarded to Danity Kane. A member of that group, Aubrey O'Day, was disguised as "Ant" in the thirteenth season of the American version of The Masked Singer, and this so-called "world record" was a clue in her "Crack The Case Clue Case".

Description: An image I drew of a star with the words "Honey Pot" written inside it. This is a reference to a star on the Hollywood Walk Of Fame awarded to actor and comedian Cedric The Entertainer, who was disguised as "Honey Pot" in the thirteenth season of the American version of The Masked Singer.

Description: As seen in a 1997 TV commercial for Pepcid AC. If you want to see it, check it out on YouTube. While you're at it, subscribe to my channel (link on store page).

Description: Based on a design I've seen on a shirt one of my MH aides was wearing when we went on a field trip to the Toledo Zoo in Toledo, OH, in 2004. A perfect design if you want a feel of what it's like when you're on a beach vacation and/or when it's summertime!

Description: Classic 1990s Calvin Klein-style spell out design as seen on the shirt of convicted "Girl in the Closet" co-abductor Kenneth Atkinson when he and his wife Barbara were arrested on child abuse charges involving young Lauren Kavanaugh. Perfect for any time of year, regardless of what item you're buying with this cool, nostalgic design!

Description: This was a short-lived sitcom that aired on ABC in 1993 and starred Tom Arnold.

Description: From the "Cool Hand Angelica" episode of Rugrats.

Description: The so-called scary names for James L. Brooks, Matt Groening, and the late Sam Simon as they appeared at the end of almost every Treehouse of Horror episode of The Simpsons.

Description: These were the only monikers given to the writing/showrunning duo during their tenure on The Simpsons, as these were used on all of the Treehouse of Horror episodes the pair worked on.

Description: An image of the Jakks Pacific Simpsons Treehouse Of Horror King Homer plush toy from 2024 with the character's torso pasted over his face.

Description: The front torso of the Jakks Pacific Simpsons Treehouse Of Horror King Homer plush toy from 2024.