Disney World Retro Tapestries

Out of the partnership of Walt Disney World and The Florida Citrus Grower’s Association came the “Orange Bird”! While he faded into obscurity through the 90s…he has returned as a cute retro reminder of days gone by. You could find similar designs on Florida orange juice advertisements throughout the country in the 1970s.

Retro Cinderella Castle Pastel Stripes

An 80s throwback before the days of MGM Studios! The Magic Kingdom and Epcot were the only parks of choice…and some rad logo designs to boot.

Trying for a more 70s style design of the amazingly obscure Orange Bird- the collaboration of Walt Disney World and the Florida Citrus Grower's association.

A piece based on the various transit options at Walt Disney World. Updated with the Skyliner HERE! https://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/7465249-magical-transportation?store_id=107348

Based on the adorable Tikis in Disney World/Disneyland's Adventurelands. I did them in a more streamlined mid-century style.

It's a world of love at Christmas!

Are you a fan?

Want to celebrate the heyday of Pleasure Island? Look no further than this inspired piece. Adventurer’s Club! Fireworks Factory! Mannequins! It’s New Year’s every night!

Kungaloosh! Show your allegiance to the Jungle Cruise with this retro distressed design.

World Showcase - it's the place to be since 1982! Epcot inspired art by Kelly Design Company

Just listened to a great podcast about the history of The Land pavilion and felt inspired. I’ve always loved the boat ride and even remember when it had live narrators.

Retro inspired Epcot design with a distressed vintage texture and 1982 opening date.

A design based on Walt Disney World’s monorail system. Represented are monorail red, teal, lime and orange.

Epcot

Let everyone know where your heart lies - the world of sleek neon futurism that still somehow had time for wandering dolls, awkward polar bears, witches shooting lightning, and giant broccoli. EPCOT Center, you're still out there - somewhere.

This retro Space Mountain design is styled after the Art Deco travel posters of the 1930s and is perfect for vintage Disney and theme park fans!

Old school Disney fans know the truth.

Experimental Prototype Community of Tomorrow, aka EPCOT, vintage style logo by Kelly Design Company

RIP, Great Movie Ride! Celebrate the shuttered ride with this fun retro shirt!

This incredible 1-sided shirt design is the most detailed rendition of the beautiful Hollywood Tower Hotel - Twilight Zone Tower of Terror ride at Disney's Hollywood Studios that you will find anywhere on TeePublic!! This vector illustration was painstakingly drawn by hand and captures the wonderful details and complexities of the 1930s-era Art Deco "hotel" in all its grandeur. No matter what product you purchase with this design, the graphics will be perfectly crisp and look amazing! **Be sure to check out more Disney and pop culture related designs in my store!!**

A spectacular Journey into the movies. The Ultimate Celebration of Classic Movies RIP

This vintage image of Tomorrowland suggested that the future was all about atomic energy.

You are cordially invited to a party at The Tip Top Club on the top floor of the Hollywood Tower Hotel on October 31, 1939...

Retro Purple Stripes Hitchhiking Ghosts

Tiki Room Vintage Retro

His Mom may be dead but wear him on your chest!

Let everyone know where your heart lies - the world of sleek neon futurism that still somehow had time for wandering dolls, awkward polar bears, witches shooting lightning, and giant broccoli. EPCOT Center, you're still out there - somewhere.

Classic design featuring the World Famous Dole Whip!

Using inspiration from the whole Monorail Loop piece we have the Polynesian Village Resort! I wanted some bamboo and mid century inspiration. Enjoy!

Check out the snowy summit of the mighty Matterhorn, but beware of the yeti! Available in various color combos. Check out my store.

Now the adventure is real.

Emperors New Groove Inspired Design

This print of a tri-color Space Mountain image was inspired by a mid century print ad. The symbol of the future!