Jungle Boat T-Shirts

This exclusive design is inspired by three Jungle Cruise boat designs that go way back, as early as the early 1950s. Disney artists such as Harper Goff came up with various styles before landing on something pretty close the the bottom boat on this t-shirt.

A quick sketch to remind me of the most tranquil, pun-laden cruise around.

He'll get the point...in the end...

I've always wanted to do something with the "stuff" that would be generated if the Jungle Navigation Company had existed in real life. Cargo stamps would be a natural extension. These are for the most part based on real cargo stamps that would have been burned or inked onto the outside of crates as cargo was shipped. This is great as a shower curtain...

You can take photos...All of the elephants have their trunks on.

A look at the World Famous Jungle cruise as a classic board game!

A wrecked boat on top of a mountain in the jungle.

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Hit it Skip! Inspired by my time as a Disneyland Skipper on the World Famous Jungle Cruise at Disneyland

a ship enters the watery jungle

Fitzcarraldo movie Illustration

Enjoy the trip

Jungle cruise ride sign redrawn

Man in the boat floating on river

scene of indigenous native family reunited. It's a day to day with dogs, fruit on the trees and Indian men talking. The mountains are high and women carry weight and take care of children.

Jungle Navigation Company

Scene of a fishery made by South American natives, with bow and arrow, in a mighty river.

Young Indian warriors gather around a fire to warm up and talk.

THE PIG is the nickname of famous machine gun M60.

This was a custom request for a Jungle Cruise Skip, and I thought it would be a good all around design. Um, that's it... no big story or jokes on this design. I just liked how it looked. Enjoy.

When you go from seeing the backside of water to the bottom side, the Jungle Navigation Company's skilled lifeguard staff is on-hand to assist.

We "Heart" hippos. As Jungle Cruise Skippers, we work with Hippos on a daily basis, and what isn't to love about them? From the way they playfully blow bubbles and wiggle their ears, to the playful way they charge the boats, knocking them over and spilling the precious cargo and passengers to the depths of the river. Adorable! We even have to playfully shoot into the air to scare them away. So much fun!

A Vintage Travel Art of Halong Bay - Vietnam

A Vintage Travel Art of Halong Bay - Vietnam

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Everyone's favorite excursion!

Flow like You flow through life

On February 27th, 2020, the event known as the "Sinking of the Bomokandi Bertha" shook the internet. We take a moment to remember all the socks that were moistened, the memes that were born, and the Skippers who laughed their asses off. (Except for whomever was in the boat. Wow. Sympathy to you.)

Rock this design the next time you go in search of the backside of water!

Fitzcarraldo movie Illustration

Fitzcarraldo movie Illustration

Loboc River, Bohol, Philippines

Loboc River, Bohol, Philippines

To a Jungle Cruise Skipper, there's nothing like the feeling when you step into a bote. (Sure, some people call it a boat, but we know how to spell it.) It's a magical feeling, where you feel utterly comfortable to be yourself, and you know that you belong. In other words... home.

Landscape with South American Indians carrying luggage taken from a boat in a cascade of a river.