Dystopian Hoodies

He is your friend.

Nakina and her best buddy.

"Rusty Gamer Soda" is a famous post-apocalyptic drink, where vintage charm meets the rough charm of a bygone era. If you are a fan of video games about dystopian worlds, you will surely have already recognized it.

Trashman is a fictional character, a superhero who appeared regularly in underground comix and magazines between 1968 and 1985. Trashman is a hero of the working classes and a champion of the radical left causes. The Trashman stories are set in a dystopian near-future America, which after having been ravaged by nuclear weapon attacks, has become a fascist police state, with "vast urban conglomerations. The Trashman series is one of the very few superhero stories depicted in underground comix of the '60s and '70s, particularly as a recurring character. Trashman's post-apocalyptic setting and Marxist-anarchist overtones expressed many social and political beliefs, as well as the feelings on the Vietnam War and counterculture of the era.

Copic marker drawing of a street scene in Japan in winter.

Reload Reloaded

Futuristic city inspired by Blade Runner and Cyberpunk

Aldous Leonard Huxley's quote: Aldous Huxley on the power of words. “Words can be like X-rays if you use them properly — they'll go through anything. You read and you're pierced.”

They're watching.

Atomic Chonk is themed after our own spicy "chonk," Winifred. The weapon that melts our hearts, Atomic Chonk is designed for corgi lovers worldwide who want to express their appreciation for the breed or their own chonks.

Hand drawn portrait of a frazzled man.

This is a bold, dystopian stylized face of a screaming person. It is constructed out of typeface characters.

Road Trip

What would Orwell think, 1984 free speech design

Fan art showing vintage motorcycle helmet, goggles, and X made of crow bars, celebrating 50 years of daredevil games at the legendary Mars Motor Speedway.

You know those dystopian/cyberpunk product fact sheets? CSS deserves one, too.

Inspired by the fictional Soylent Corporation from the classic 1973 movie.

It's finally happened, babies. You can finally get the words on your body! Assuming clothing is a thing you enjoy.

Stay strong, with this stylish design!

Display your love for this songbird.

Children Of Men Movie Best Scene

Her dogs were made for barkin'

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Everything is Watching

Aldous Leonard Huxley portrait and quote: “I wanted to change the world. But I have found that the only thing one can be sure of changing is oneself.”

A cybernetic viper snake serves as an integral component of a colossal machine, its coiled form meticulously engineered with neon chroma colors. The stationary serpent emanates an aura of technological prowess, seamlessly fusing the elegance of design with the sheer power of machinery.

When you can get the T-shirt before the “Black Swan Event” is it a Black Swan Event? We may never know! Original artwork by David Baker of Art From The Blue Room.

Speechless.

Nerd shirt for hackers Unleash your inner cyberpunk with our unique Hacker Cat design. Featuring a sleek black cat donning a hoodie, this design is perfect for anyone who wants to express their love for technology and hacking culture. Show off your edgy style and love for all things cyber with our Hacker Cat design today!

A limited-palette challenge drawing of Evelyn Calliope, sonic superheroine of the never-doomed Parole.

Every disaster movie starts with the government ignoring scientists. And what does that remind you of?

A clever design for fans of literature and George Orwell.

Rose's iconic T-shirt and arc words. (The classic pink is available, of course, but through the wonders of the interwebs and clothing customization, the style and color choice is now yours!)

My full statement was this: We live in a Capitalist hellscape. It's ALWAYS about money, even when it isn't. They say "Do what you love and you'll never work a day in your life." More like turn every one of your hobbies into a side hustle and slowly suck the joy out of everything you used to hold dear. Recently I quit my full time job as a graphic designer, which I have been doing for over 23 years. Like. Holy carp, dude. It's drained me mentally and emotionally for far too long. i'm hoping that the change of pace will re-energize me and allow me to rebuild the confidence I once had in my artwork.

acrylic on canvas • 36" x 48" ©Jerry L. Kirk