Can’t really cite a specific episode for this design, as Kenny’s dad appears in many. I love the simplicity of this hat and it’s a great reflection of Stuart;s personality, doesn’t matter what brand of scotch, just plain scotch and he’s good. Maybe that’s diving in a bit too deep for South Park. This also makes a great accessory to a simple yet recognizable Halloween costume!
Here’s the link to the product as a sticker, but you can view the design on multiple items if you’re interested.
Another simple design I can’t for the life of me remember which episode it’s from. I’m sure it’s an early one and a reference to a local sports team.
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This one is the season 1 episode 3 called “Weight Gain 4000”. This episode aired back in 1997, so it’s freaking nearly 30 years old and that makes me feel damned ancient.
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This one comes from episode 14 of season 2 called “A Clone of my Own” where Hubert Farnsworth reflects on his life during his birthday. This leads him to make a clone as a successor who ultimately doesn’t want to be a scientist like Hubert. He then is taken to the Near Death Star where retirees are put into pods and live in virtual reality. Eventually he’s rescued by the Planet Express crew that now contains his close, Cubert. During his life long reflections, we see that Hubert was an avid Dungeons & Dragons player (surprise surprise) so I thought this was a simple design to replicate.
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These two designs are from episode 8 from season 20 called “Members Only”. I can’t really remember whats in it, I just took a screenshot of the shirts Eric and Heidi wear. That’s basically it. Maybe you and your significant other that both love South Park might enjoy it as couples attire.
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Can’t really describe a specific episode this appears from as the Sub Hub chain appears in a few over the seasons of American Dad. When I originally made this I couldn’t find a good close up of the logo, so I made it more ‘clean’ but many months later I saw that the logo was purposely drawn a bit warped. But I’m too lazy to back and change it so maybe some time down the road I’ll revisit it.
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This one is from the pilot episode. Ultimately Steve considers this his lucky shirt, and wears it when deciding to ask out the head cheerleader at school. Ultimately it does not work out. And if buying this and wearing it doesn’t land you a date, then you can try and get a dog. Which I cannot sell you.
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Can’t remember the episode and don’t know if this shirt is a reference to anything, but hey why not make it? Roger dawns this tee when he’s practising with his new replaced Pizza Party Weekend improv troupe.
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This one is essentially my first foray into American Dad ideas. Though it’s never really shown, Roger is part of an improv group called Pizza Party Weekend. His paranoia leads him to some take over this group, and of course he fires them all and takes in Steven and his friends to continue the troupe. At one he gets these shirts made up for them, so I figured you might as well call yourself an honorary member and wear this shirt.
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Tolkein is one of the only character who does not appear on the Terrance & Phillip show but wears his initial on shirt, albeit stylized differently. Anyways, this should be one of my last South Park designs for a bit as making a simple letter does not tend to help my illustrator skills advance.
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