Monkees Posters and Art Prints

Seventies Hippie Laurel Canyon look - Peace & love & rock n roll :-)

The New Monkee brand is launched!

A subtly trippy Laurel Canyon flower design, celebrating the Canyon, a mythical place for American folk and rock music from the late sixties to the late seventies. If it had of been available at the time, you would have found this on a T shirt at the Laurel Canyon Country Store in 1967 ready for the summer of love.. This logo looks pretty right-on over a background of purple haze or afghan brown ..

Retro 1970's 'Life's better in the Canyon' message, celebrating Laurel Canyon, a mythical place for American folk and rock music from the late sixties to the late seventies. Featuring a stylised jasmine flower, the perfume that ran through the canyon, as with many other 'natural' odours... If it had of been available at the time, you would have found this on a T shirt at the Laurel Canyon Country Store in 1970 ready for those summers of love.. Looks pretty right-on over a background of purple haze or afghan brown ..

Retro 1970's styled Laurel Canyon logo, celebrating the Canyon, a mythical place for American folk and rock music from the late sixties to the late seventies. If it had of been available at the time, you would have found this on a T shirt at the Laurel Canyon Country Store in 1967 ready for the summer of love.. This logo looks pretty right-on over a background of purple haze or afghan brown ..

Retro 1970's 'It's better in the Canyon' message, celebrating Laurel Canyon, a mythical place for American folk and rock music from the late sixties to the late seventies. Featuring a stylised jasmine flower, the perfume that ran through the canyon, as with many other 'natural' odours... If it had of been available at the time, you would have found this on a T shirt at the Laurel Canyon Country Store in 1970 ready for those summers of love.. Looks pretty right-on over a background of purple haze or afghan brown ..

We're just hangin' around

Not My Circus Not My Monkeys Funny Meme

A take on a Monkee car.

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