Eyes Of The Lair Kids T-Shirts

Eyes of the Lair

Inspired by the movie "The Lord of the Rings." I hope you like it! :)

Re-prints for an old classic Eyes of the Betrayer shirt design from the early/mid 2000s, using the old Peavey 5150 guitar head, with the knobs dialed into Ryan Beye's birthdate. RIP.

This funny eclipse shirt is for those experiencing the total eclipse of the sun in person or in their hearts.

The logo for our In the Eyes of the Old Ones podcast.

The original Hollywood Vampires was a celebrity drinking club formed by Alice Cooper in the 1970's and based at the Rainbow Bar And Grill in LA. Cooper listed himself, Keith Moon, Ringo Starr, Micky Dolenz and Harry Nilsson, as the club's principal members. The Hollywood Vampires design is inspired by the plaque that still hangs at the Rainbow marking the Lair of the Hollywood Vampires.

Hunting for prey....

The Eyes of Buddha- inspired by my trip to Nepal

This Fallout inspired design is a must-have for any fan of the post-apocalyptic video game series. The design features high-quality prints of iconic Fallout symbols and phrases. It's made from durable materials and is available in a variety of sizes and colors.

80s Cartoons and the weapons that made them.

Hope you like it!

I heard if you get three of these, a new shirt will form when they are combined. Might just be a rumor though...

A quick design.

The Siren Eyes with the title

Loosely inspired by the Magnus Archives, hit horror fiction podcast :) But also it's just eyes i promise. nice spooky aesthetic.

80’s kids cartoon good guys gift for Eighties fan

Look me in the eyes, you will see me.

Snake Eyes the Silent Master of the Arashikage Clan. G.I.Joe Commando.

"When you have to shoot, shoot, don't talk."

Spooky eyes + pride!

This version of the Mothman of Point Pleasant, WV features a more realistic design accenting the monster's eyes.

A watercolor painting about the astral body

Chris Farley | Liquified Tommy Boy Surreal Picture | Portrait of Chris Farley Pop Art | Painting By Tyler Tilley Artwork by TYLER TILLEY Not a big fan of Normal. Est 2008

This unique Day of the Dead design by artist Jeff Bartels features a dark anime cartoon girl with a large head and small body. The girl is decorated with traditional sugar skull mark and patterns including a five point star and flower pedals. Three blue roses appear in her jet black hair that matches her black leather Gothic dress and boots. This adorable design is perfect for all lovers of the Day of the Dead style.

The Mexican day of the Dead celebrations are a wonderful time of remembrance and festivity. It's not just people who are remembered. Much loved animals are memorialized as well. Here's a colorful sugar skull cat for you. A great gift for anyone who loves cats or Mexico.

Blue Tiger with Green Eyes. Retro 80s nature art

A design featuring a photo I took of the legend Minoru Suzuki

Dive into the epic world of Sergio Leone's masterpiece, "The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly," with my exclusive design. This tribute captures the essence of the legendary film, bringing its iconic characters and unforgettable moments to life. Immerse yourself in the sweeping landscapes of the Wild West as Clint Eastwood's enigmatic "Man with No Name," Lee Van Cleef's cunning "Angel Eyes," and Eli Wallach's charismatic and unpredictable Tuco take center stage. My design pays homage to the gripping storytelling, intense showdowns, and timeless style that have made this film a true classic. Celebrate the legacy of "The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly" and make a statement with my exclusive tribute.

Cute and funny design fitting for Christian men and women who love your loved one your admiration and love. You are the apple of my eyes! It can also be given as a gift to the newborn baby, relative, boyfriend or girlfriend, husband and wife who also loves the apple, the bible verse, and Shakespeare's midsummer night dream. Design is also fitting in time for special occasions such as valentines and anniversaries.

anime

Spooky eyes + pride!

Careful lest you fall into the void

Do not look for your value in the eyes of people, but rather for God

Your Eyes Tell Illustrative Piece