Detroit Magnets

WAYNE University map DETROIT MICHIGAN dorm decor graduate

A minimal tribute to the early techno classic!

Sing Your Heart Out portrait using an ink pen by Chicago Artist Billy Jackson. Pen on paper #noeraser

Some reed900 ;)) like jeez dudes just kiss already

Relive the glory days of Berlin's iconic 90s techno scene with my latest design. From the pulsating beats of Loveparade to the underground vibes of Tresor, our tribute captures the essence of a bygone era. Dive into the depths of E-Werk and the legendary Bunker as we celebrate the pioneers of old-school techno. Each piece in my collection is a nod to the hedonistic spirit and relentless energy that defined this golden age of electronic music. Join us on a journey through time and rave culture, and wear your love for Berlin's techno scene proudly.

A classic blue and white look to this baseball fans tshirt. Using my tiger face design, originally drawn in black ink, and now reproduced here in a stunning blue and white. A great gift for any sports lover or ball fan out there!

Cute boi RK900 sitting and chillen. He's soooo relaxed and blushy aww wow look at those baby cheeks

Michigan Gifts

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UWindsor 2 Pack

“Say Yes to Michigan” was a tourism campaign launched in January 1982 which saw an onslaught of TV, radio, and print advertisements, as well as T-shirts, buttons, and other promotional items. The slogan appeared on the official state map that same year, and a variation of the phrase came into play that was simply “Yes! Michigan.” A television commercial was created in 1986 to celebrate Michigan’s 150th birthday, that included a cheesy jingle called “Yes! Michigan — The Feeling is Forever.” The slogan reached almost cliché status throughout the '80s as it was used to sell everything from apples to automobiles, but the '90s saw the campaign wind down and fade away, eventually being replaced with “Great Lakes. Great Times.”

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Michigan Transgender Flag

David Ruffin

Version 1/5 of Connor - Alive Let me know if any specific size adjustments are needed for a certain product!

Version 2/5 of Connor – Alive Let me know if any specific size adjustments are needed for a certain product!

Relive the glory days of Berlin's iconic 90s techno scene with my latest design. From the pulsating beats of Loveparade to the underground vibes of Tresor, our tribute captures the essence of a bygone era. Dive into the depths of E-Werk and the legendary Bunker as we celebrate the pioneers of old-school techno. Each piece in my collection is a nod to the hedonistic spirit and relentless energy that defined this golden age of electronic music. Join us on a journey through time and rave culture, and wear your love for Berlin's techno scene proudly.

PENEI SEWELL - OT - DETROIT LIONS

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Michigan State Flowers

“Say Yes to Michigan” was a tourism campaign launched in January 1982 which saw an onslaught of TV, radio, and print advertisements, as well as T-shirts, buttons, and other promotional items. The slogan appeared on the official state map that same year, and a variation of the phrase came into play that was simply “Yes! Michigan.” A television commercial was created in 1986 to celebrate Michigan’s 150th birthday, that included a cheesy jingle called “Yes! Michigan — The Feeling is Forever.” The slogan reached almost cliché status throughout the '80s as it was used to sell everything from apples to automobiles, but the '90s saw the campaign wind down and fade away, eventually being replaced with “Great Lakes. Great Times.”

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Represent your love for TECHNO

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Represent Your Love For TECHNO

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Old Photos of Basketball Players

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Red White and Blue mountains with the establishment date of Michigan into the United States