Jack Dawson Pins and Buttons

Rose and jack famous quote from titanic movie

Your heart will go on...so will your t-shirt.

Titanic Movie Best Scene

Jack and Rose had a romantic escapade in the backseat of a Renault in the cargo bay of Titanic. This iconic handprint will be forever seared in the minds of all who went on the journey with them!

Sloth as Jack Dawson in Titanic

Draw me like one of your French girls

The ideal plot for a romantic movie. Jason, the outcast kid who turned into a merciless psycho killer. Rose, the rich and yet unsatisfied girl who just wants to regain her freedom. Boy meets girl, girl meets boy. They fall in love and their life will never be the same.

This Titanic t-shirt features the White Star Line logo for the British shipping company that built the RMS Titanic. The logo adorned the plates and china on the ship. It is the most recognizable logo from the Titanic. I spent several days meticulously recreating the logo from old photographs and documents.

Titanic Film Desing Gift

Let him do you like one of his French girls!

Alejandro Mogollo Art

wake up, sunshine

Titanic is a 1997 American epic romance and disaster film directed, written, co-produced, and co-edited by James Cameron. Incorporating both historical and fictionalized aspects, it is based on accounts of the sinking of the RMS Titanic, and stars Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet as members of different social classes who fall in love aboard the ship during its ill-fated maiden voyage.

One day a friend of mine sent me a text saying "Jack Barakat is my spirit animal" and I thought that would be cool on a t-shirt, so I made that one and then thought I should make them for the rest of the band members too.

wake up, sunshine (v2)

Titanic. Jack and Rose

my heart Will Go On

Hymn to the sea

Titanic Ending

For the "Titanic" fan, this underrated mother/daughter scene is always a favorite. In this design, we've brought to life Rose's comment: "Stop it, Mother, you'll give yourself a nosebleed."

Because the Capeside crew deserve their own Helvetica design.

Because Andie McPhee deserved better.