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Description: A new logo for 2026

Description: Have you heard this man?

Description: Jackie from That 70s Show wore a shirt like this. I always thought it was pretty funny. And another easy recreation.

Description: A friend of mine sent me a picture of a soundguy in the 70s wearing a shirt and asked me if I could recreate it. So I did.

Description: The famous yellow shirt that Jonny Greenwood of Radiohead used to wear.

Description: My attempt at Robert Plant's famous tee shirt.

Description: Roger Waters wore a shirt with this on it. It's kinda funny and was easy to recreate so... I recreated it.

Description: I recreated (if you can call it that, it was really just a matter of getting the font and the spacing correct in Photoshop, and I'm still not 100% satisfied...) the "Didn't They Do Well" tee shirt that David Gilmour and Roger Waters both wore in the 70s. It was a catchphrase of Bruce Forsyth, and the name of the British quiz show in which he hosted as well. Floyd must have been fans.

Description: David Gilmour wore this shirt in the early 70s. I haven't seen anyone recreate it, so I did! It was quite the challenge. Little David was a comedy record label that went out of business long ago, and there wasn't really much to go on as far as the logo and fonts went. But I think I got close enough that no one would ever notice. After all, there can't be THAT many of the original shirts floating around out there anymore to compare them to, right?

Description: I recreated the tee shirt that, for whatever reason, the members of Pink Floyd wore in their football club, and occasionally onstage as well.

Description: Just tossing my hat into the ring of many, many recreations of the iconic Gilmour Academy shirt that David Gilmour used to wear. I made mine from scratch, no copy and pasting other people's work here!

Description: Algie the pig.

Description: The famous stencil design that was sprayed onto Pink Floyd's gear in the 70s.

Description: Maybe the dumbest thing I've ever made?

Description: Since I've sold quite a few of these, I'm imagining many overlook that the records in the image have been doctored to be album covers that I have released myself. Some people probably don't care at all and just want a nice picture of Audrey on a shirt or sticker, and that's fine! But I want to be transparent about the design.