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The Goodies Design is inspired by the classic TV comedy featuring the trio of British comedians Bill Oddie, Graeme Garden and Tim Brooke-Taylor. Combining surreal sketches and situation comedy, The Goodies was a mainstay of the television schedules throughout the 70's and early 80's. The series revolved around the trio, always short of money, offering themselves for hire — with the tagline "We Do Anything, Anytime, Anywhere" — to perform all sorts of ridiculous but generally benevolent tasks. Under this loose pretext, the show explored all sorts of off-the-wall scenarios for comedic potential.

A reimagining of the Shepard Fairey "HOPE" poster in appreciation of the hilarious comedy trio, The Goodies.

I created this tshirt specially for myself. I grew up watching The Goodies in the evenings when I was young, and still smile thinking about the classic episodes now. Ecky Thump! Perfect if you're a fan of laughing at stupid stuff, giant cats, pudding, beans, string and classic tv comedies.

Created as a wrap around cover for Graeme Rendall's book, 'Intercept and Identify: Aerial UFO Encounters, 1953-1954', this print is available to adorn your wall. By Daniel Zetterström and Olof Röckner of 33oz Creative (2022).

SPK - Machine Age Voodoo Logo remade in high resolution by my own hand, Metal Dance edition. Alternate.

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The Goodies

Why would Jesus want to shoot Charles Darwin?

Wet Wet Wet illustration

SPK - Machine Age Voodoo Logo remade in high resolution by my own hand.

Celebrate the 75th anniversary of Kenneth Arnold's UFO sighting near Mt. Rainier with this rendition by Daniel Zetterström and Olof Röckner of 33oz Creative (2022). This art was created as the book cover for Graeme Rendall's 'Dawn of the Flying Saucers - Aerial UFO Encounters Official Investigations 1946-1949'.

SPK - Machine Age Voodoo Logo remade in high resolution by my own hand, with added cogs.

The Goodies design. The Goodies ran from 1970-1982 and is regarded by some as Britains best loved comedy trio attracting 15 million viewers at its height.

The Goodies design. The Goodies ran from 1970-1982 and is regarded by some as Britains best loved comedy trio attracting 15 million viewers at its height.

The Goodies design. The Goodies ran from 1970-1982 and is regarded by some as Britains best loved comedy trio attracting 15 million viewers at its height.

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A reimagining of the Shepard Fairey "HOPE" poster in appreciation of the legendary Liverpool and Scotland footballer Graeme Souness.

We all hope for a letter from Mrs Trellis, don't we? If you're looking for a light text version, click here

The best known crew from the 40+ year running "antidote to panel games"

The longest film franchise ever (according to Clue fans) If you want a light text version for a dark background, click here

The longest film franchise ever (according to Clue fans) If you want a dark text version for a light background, click here

Understand your timings with this handy definition!

Something all us blokes can only dream of! If only we could land a job as the archivist… If you’re after a light text design, click here

Something all us blokes can only dream of! If only we could land a job as the archivist... If you're after a light text design, click here

We all hope for a letter from Mrs Trellis, don’t we? If you’re looking for a dark text version, click here

A reimagining of the Shepard Fairey "HOPE" poster in appreciation of the former Everton, Oldham Athletic and Scotland great, Graeme Sharp.

A reimagining of the Shepard Fairey "HOPE" poster in appreciation of the former Everton and Scotland great, Graeme Sharp.

British comedy trio from the 1970s. Goody goody yum yum!

Unique Games and Personalities from the "Antidote to Panel Games" - I'm Sorry I Have't A Clue!

A reimagining of the Shepard Fairey "HOPE" poster in appreciation of the legendary Middlesbrough, Liverpool and Scotland footballer Graeme Souness.

The Goodies design. The Goodies ran from 1970-1982 and is regarded by some as Britains best loved comedy trio attracting 15 million viewers at its height.