Rocker Guy Hoodies

hand drawn design of a 90s rocker, with stylish hair and smoking a cigarette

your metal singer name is randy, now go stage dive and high five until your hair falls out,

In the late 1970s, disco was the most popular music genre in America, however, disco sparked a major backlash from rock music fans as popular culture cultivated a widespread perception that disco was taking over. This lead to a widespread 'disco sucks' movement that could be found just about everywhere, from messages on t-shirts to an all out riot in Chicago. During the mid-seventies, this fuzzy little monster started flipping everyone off, and nobody really knows why. He managed to stick around well into the ’80s, but instead of just standing around and flipping the bird, he suddenly started being portrayed as doing more than just flipping people off, like holding signs saying "I'd rather eat shit than disco."

guitarist sitting and playing the acoustic guitar. black and white sketch

Gettin' Them Meat Sweats!

Embrace your individuality and let your inner rockstar shine with this vibrant art print! Featuring a colorful image of a rockstar in action, this print serves as a reminder to always be true to yourself. The message "Be Yourself" encourages us to embrace our unique qualities and stay true to our passions. With its bold colors and dynamic composition, this print is sure to make a statement in any space.

for the older music lovers

Guy Smiley is the Rockabilly guy with all the smiles. He's a happy greaser with no answers, but all the smiles. Enjoy!

You're never too old to rock!

Gettin' Them Meat Sweats!

wild and free. man playing on mop as a guitarist

man playing on mop as a guitarist

A mixture of an explosion of colors + black and white body, in acrylic, forms a poetical portrait full of hope on the future.

Guitarist and wall-painter who specializes in blue hues. Character 006 from the Morning Tea Dudes series.

man playing the guitar

Trouble Maker sentence in red, are you one of them?

for the older music lovers