Luigi T-Shirts

My son loves Cars movie and i make this and for him

Princess Dayse

Luigi Pirandello wrote in Italian and his native Sicilian. He gifted us his poetry, novels, hundreds of stories, and over forty theater plays. In 1934, he received the Nobel Prize in Literature.

Mario Movie

Peak through the grass and catch yourself a fresh Grow mushroom, guaranteed to help you defeat turtles, over-sized bullets....and turtles that can fly. You might also save a princess, but she's likely in another castle.

A sleek Radiator Springs-inspired tee features Lightning McQueen's vibrant red against a Piston Cup blue backdrop, embodying minimalist racing spirit with Mater's quirky charm. It's a subtle tribute to the beloved Cars characters that captures the essence of Route 66 adventures.

When you seeking advice, never call Luigi Despero! Character 007 from the Morning Tea Dudes series.

This funny cat design features Luigi, a cat wearing a driver's helmet.

Wake up with a mole friend and share a cup of coffee! He needs it just as much as you do if he has to deal with plumbers.

In this collection of artworks I mixed together the beauty of classic Hollywood stars and the beauty of the most famous art portraits. The search for the right pictures is never easy. It’s not just a matter of finding the “perfect angle”, but often a need to find that very same detail without which the artwork wouldn’t be the same. A particular hat, for example, or the same position of the hands. Drafts are endless, but the end result always pays off the hard work: fascinating, beautiful, mesmerizing, hypnotic, just plain weird…you name it. Each mashup adds a new level of perception to faces and paintings we are all familiar with.

This funny cat design deals with the place where cats, drivers and cat drivers can feel safe: a box.

This funny cat design deals with the cats' rebellion: tired of producing sound effects for the top racing cars (the meeeeeeeow sound you know), they finally decided to step on the track.

What would happen if Jason Vorhees was an hopeless romantic, after all? What if he fell in love with those girls he usually slashes to death, in his dailly routine of merciless horror villain? Pretty much, this is what would happen. He would show up at her door and declare himself, just as in this iconic scene from the movie Love Actually. What a romantic Friday that would be!

Classic.

Don’t let Luigi Loogie fool you with his pretentious name. He’s just a booger. He’s the one prominently displayed in your nostril on a date or your cheek during an interview and refusing to be flicked off your finger. Original character hand drawn by David Baker of Art From The Blue Room.

One classic Hollywood star. One famous portrait from art history. What would happen when you combine them together? In this collection of artworks I mix together the beauty of classic Hollywood stars and the beauty of the most famous art portraits. The search for the right pictures is never easy. It’s not just a matter of finding the “perfect angle”, but often a need to find that very same detail without which the artwork wouldn’t be the same. Drafts are endless, but the end result always pays off the hard work: fascinating, beautiful, mesmerizing, hypnotic, just plain weird…you name it. Each mashup adds a new level of perception to faces and paintings we are all familiar with, in the humble effort to enhance their timeless beauty. Every...

Dynamism of a Train Running in the Night by Luigi Russolo

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Classic.

Unidentified Fish by Luigi Balugani. Watercolor, Gouache, And Graphite.

Dynamism of a Car (1913) by Luigi Russolo

The wonderful Wiggler is here to grace your design collection! Just be sure to take care of him or he'll be angry!

One classic Hollywood star. One famous portrait from art history. What would happen when you combine them together? In this collection of artworks I mix together the beauty of classic Hollywood stars and the beauty of the most famous art portraits. The search for the right pictures is never easy. It’s not just a matter of finding the “perfect angle”, but often a need to find that very same detail without which the artwork wouldn’t be the same. Drafts are endless, but the end result always pays off the hard work: fascinating, beautiful, mesmerizing, hypnotic, just plain weird…you name it. Each mashup adds a new level of perception to faces and paintings we are all familiar with, in the effort to enhance their timeless beauty.

Renoir's Dance in the City & Fred Astaire

The plumber hero of the Mushroom Eastern Kingdom.

African Wildcat or Serval by by Luigi Balugani. Watercolor and graphite.

Sprite from the N64 classic.

Head of Woman by Leonardo da Vinci and Ingrid B.

Three Unidentified Fish by Luigi Balugani. Watercolor, Gouache, And Graphite.

Perfume (1910) by Luigi Russolo

sonic satam

Quarto stato vs Clockwork

Portunua pelagicus (Blue Crab) by Luigi Balugani. Watercolor, Gouache, And Graphite.

"Our princess is in another castle" message from the game Super Mario Bros.