Japanese artist Hokusai probably sought to honor the power of the sea when he made The Great Wave off Kanagawa. But with a simple cut and paste, KyozoKicks managed to make Blastoise the bad ass part of this famous woodblock print.
Legends say that this is the final form of the bib they call The Wee Spittle off of Drooling Baby. The t-shirt is available from KyozoKicks’ online store for $23 (USD).
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The Fallout franchise has many unique features – the bottle cap currency, the above average writing, the glitches – but deviantART member Scott aka OrangeRakoon chose to make a funny meta-nod to what I consider to be the Fallout trademark: the green-on-green conversation window.
You can buy the Conversation Starter t-shirt from Scott’s RedBubble shop for about $25 (USD). May it bring you more party members.
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Two cute T-shirts that mashes up a game for mature audiences and literature for kids. Mass Effect and the children’s books Little Miss and Mr. Men. Somehow it works. Look at Little Miss Shepard’s cute nose.
There’s also a Mister Shepard, equally adorable with his Paragon smile.
You can order both T-shirts from How to Carve Roast Unicorn for $30 (NZD) (~$24 USD). Sadly, they don’t actually share how to carve – or roast, or find – unicorn.
Gamers run on energy drinks and soda nowadays, but graphic designer Joe Grady remembers a time when he and his fellow imaginative adventurers relied on Dunkin’ Donuts’ coffee and fried rings of dough and sugar to keep them up during marathon sessions of Dungeons & Dragons. Hence the mashup.
You can order the graphic on a T-shirt on Grady’s Redbubble store for about $25 (USD), but you can also get it for just $15 at FSC Tees until September 2. Imagine if there was actually a store where you could order a dozen dragons.
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