West Covina Pillows

The artwork portrays a black ink drawing of West Covina's street scene. Highlighting its historical significance in the state of California, USA.

And also by coincidence, so random, just by chance Who'da thunk it, so remarkable, and weird, right? It's so great! That this guy, Josh Just happens to be... Here! WEST COVINA! CALIFORNIA! CRAZY EX-GIRLFRIEND inspired t-shirt! I LOVE in-a-creepy-way THIS SHOW! TM CBS. © 2019 CBS & WB. ARR. Interested in t-shirts, stickers and merch from your favorite show? Take a look to this collection! I try to replicate designs from tv series, movies and cartoons so if you're a cosplayer or you just want to show the world you belong to a specific fandom, this is definitely your place. :) Find me everywhere: FB | IG | DA | YT See you there!

Whether you are from Woodside Village,Sunland-Tujunga,Highland Park or any place near or around West Covina, this is the design for you!.Featuring bright colors to give you that retro 70s 80s vibe.

To all of those who are hopelessly, desperately in love with..... West Covina!

The character above (Rachel Bunch) belongs to Rachel Bloom and Crazy Ex Girlfriend

The artwork illustrates the West Covina streetscape with an ink drawing. The drawing highlights the city's history in the state of California, USA.

The artwork illustrates the West Covina streetscape with an ink drawing. The drawing highlights the city's history in the state of California, USA.

The theme song to the West Covina-set television series Crazy Ex-Girlfriend described West Covina is "the pride of the Inland Empire." It coule be said that that show put West Covina "on the map." Unfortunately, that map is not at all accurate. West Covina is in an altogether different county, Los Angeles, to be precise -- not the Inland Empire (i.e. Riverside and San Bernardino counties). I put it on the map in the correct place -- in the San Gabriel Valley.

Palms at night

"West Covina, California! In my soul, I feel a fire, 'cause I'm heading for the pride of the inland empire!" Fan-made creation. Inspired by the song "West Covina" from the hit musical TV Show Crazy Ex-Girlfriend. The song first appears in the first Season One episode 'Josh Just Happens to Live Here!"

"Me Llamo West Covina, No Me Llamo Glendale..."

"West Covina, California! In my soul, I feel a fire, 'cause I'm heading for the pride of the inland empire!" Fan-made creation. Inspired by the song "West Covina" from the hit musical TV Show Crazy Ex-Girlfriend. The song first appears in the first Season One episode 'Josh Just Happens to Live Here!"

West Covina! California! and I've Never Seen a Pretzel this BIG!

"Some people are scared of goblins and ghosts. They shriek at a raven perched on a post "Oh no!" they cry. "It's a spooky black cat!" But there are so many things far more frightening than that. I do the cringe! Ooooh! More than a twinge. The thought leaves me aghast because nothing is as scary as what lurks in your past." Fan-made creation. Inspired by the song "The Cringe" sung by J. Castleman, Rebecca, Valencia, Heather, and Paula. This song appears in the Season Four Episode "I Am Ashamed."

"Me Llamo West Covina, No Me Llamo Glendale..."

"Some people are scared of goblins and ghosts. They shriek at a raven perched on a post "Oh no!" they cry. "It's a spooky black cat!" But there are so many things far more frightening than that. I do the cringe! Ooooh! More than a twinge. The thought leaves me aghast because nothing is as scary as what lurks in your past." Fan-made creation. Inspired by the song "The Cringe" sung by J. Castleman, Rebecca, Valencia, Heather, and Paula. This song appears in the Season Four Episode "I Am Ashamed."

A classic pizzeria in SoCal

Pretzels! Pretzels! Pretzels!

"You don't even have a bathmat! Who doesn't have a bathmat!"

Pretzels! Pretzels! Pretzels!

"Well, your house is -dot-dot-dot- charming, though some florals wouldn't kill you." Fan-made creation. Inspired by the song "Where's the Bathroom?" a song from the hit musical TV Show Crazy Ex-Girlfriend performed by Naomi Bunch/Tovah Feldshuh. The song was first heard in the Season One episode 'My Mom, Greg's Mom, and Josh's Sweet Dance Moves!".

"Some people are scared of goblins and ghosts. They shriek at a raven perched on a post "Oh no!" they cry. "It's a spooky black cat!" But there are so many things far more frightening than that. I do the cringe! Ooooh! More than a twinge. The thought leaves me aghast because nothing is as scary as what lurks in your past." Fan-made creation. Inspired by the song "The Cringe" sung by J. Castleman, Rebecca, Valencia, Heather, and Paula. This song appears in the Season Four Episode "I Am Ashamed."

"Well, your house is -dot-dot-dot- charming, though some florals wouldn't kill you." Fan-made creation. Inspired by the song "Where's the Bathroom?" a song from the hit musical TV Show Crazy Ex-Girlfriend performed by Naomi Bunch/Tovah Feldshuh. The song was first heard in the Season One episode 'My Mom, Greg's Mom, and Josh's Sweet Dance Moves!".

"Let's generalize about men. Let's generalize about men. Let's take one bad thing about one man and apply it to all of them!" Fan-made creation. Inspired by the song “Let's Generalize About Men”, a musical number from the hit musical TV Show Crazy Ex-Girlfriend featuring Rebecca Bunch and her friends. In this song, the four girls talk about men and criticize them. This song debuted in the Season Three premiere "Josh's Ex-Girlfriend Wants Revenge".

Well, your house is -dot-dot-dot- Charming. Naomi Bunch Reference.

"I do the cringe! Ooooh! More than a twinge. The thought leaves me aghast because nothing is as scary as what lurks in your past." Fan-made creation. Inspired by the song "The Cringe" sung by J. Castleman, Rebecca, Valencia, Heather, and Paula. This song appears in the Season Four Episode "I Am Ashamed."

"Well, you can take your show and shove it." Fan-made creation. CXG Inspired Ugly Christmas Sweater design. Inspired by the song "California Christmastime".

The one that inspired it all. The O.G. Oranjepine Studio Shirt is here for your pleasure

"Where's the Bathroom? Where's the Bathroom! I need to use the bathroom! Tell me that you have a bathroom in this hovel you call home." Fan-made creation. Inspired by the song "Where's the Bathroom?" a song from the hit musical TV Show Crazy Ex-Girlfriend performed by Naomi Bunch/Tovah Feldshuh. The song was first heard in the Season One episode 'My Mom, Greg's Mom, and Josh's Sweet Dance Moves!".

"Let's generalize about men. Let's generalize about men. Let's take one bad thing about one man and apply it to all of them!" Fan-made creation. Inspired by the song “Let's Generalize About Men”, a musical number from the hit musical TV Show Crazy Ex-Girlfriend featuring Rebecca Bunch and her friends. In this song, the four girls talk about men and criticize them. This song debuted in the Season Three premiere "Josh's Ex-Girlfriend Wants Revenge".

"I do the cringe! Ooooh! More than a twinge. The thought leaves me aghast because nothing is as scary as what lurks in your past." Fan-made creation. Inspired by the song "The Cringe" sung by J. Castleman, Rebecca, Valencia, Heather, and Paula. This song appears in the Season Four Episode "I Am Ashamed."

West Covina! California! and I've Never Seen a Pretzel This BIG!

Rebecca Bunch's Sushi Pajamas Fan-made creation. Inspired by Rebecca Bunch's Sushi PJs from Season One Episode 14 "Josh is Going to Hawaii", covered with sushi rolls with "That's how I roll" saying on the PJs.

Rebecca Bunch's Sushi Pajamas Fan-made creation. Inspired by Rebecca Bunch's Sushi PJs from Season One Episode 14 "Josh is Going to Hawaii", covered with sushi rolls with "That's how I roll" saying on the PJs.

"I do the cringe! Ooooh! More than a twinge. The thought leaves me aghast because nothing is as scary as what lurks in your past." Fan-made creation. Inspired by the song "The Cringe" sung by J. Castleman, Rebecca, Valencia, Heather, and Paula. This song appears in the Season Four Episode "I Am Ashamed."

Rebecca Bunch's Sushi Pajamas Fan-made creation. Inspired by Rebecca Bunch's Sushi PJs from Season One Episode 14 "Josh is Going to Hawaii", covered with sushi rolls with "That's how I roll" saying on the PJs.