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Description: The AD Police just can't catch a break. Always getting shoved around by these boomers!

Description: The venerable Phalanx destroid from the SDF:M / RT / BT franchises gets a cute, chibi makeover. Featured here is one of blink-and-you'll-miss-it blue versions seen in the series finale, with its custom Daicon III/IV markings.

Description: Original art by Asplenia Studios, drawn in pen and then colored digitally, featuring the mighty SDF-1 firing its main cannon.

Description: Original art by Asplenia Studios, drawn in pen, featuring the mighty SDF-1 firing its main cannon.

Description: Cute coupled with classic punk and metal verses.

Description: Basara's VF-19 Excalibur Custom gets the SD treatment, in GERWALK mode! WITH A GUITAR!!!

Description: Basara Nekki's VF-19 Excalibur Custom, by itself with nothing else.

Description: Info sheet of Basara Nekki's VF-19 Excalibur Custom, including in-universe and "behind-the-scenes" text.

Description: Basara Nekki in his VF-19 Excalibur Custom makes a flyby of the Flower Girl.

Description: Basara Nekki in his VF-19 Excalibur Custom makes a flyby of the Flower Girl.

Description: The mini-tank Bonaparte from action-comedy franchise Dominion: Tank Police surmounts a haphazard pile of standard patrol tanks.

Description: The (in)famous Pissing Calvin gets a Minnesota Nice upgrade. All proceeds from the sale of this design will go to the Minnesota ACLU.

Description: Fun photo booth-style strips of Amuro Ray and Char Aznable (aka Quattro Bajeena) through the years.

Description: The kids just wanna have fun at the mall, but drunk Misato crashes the photo booth!

Description: Digital line work printed on watercolor paper and then painted in watercolor and gauche. Protagonist Christina Mackenzie and the RX-78NT-1 "Alex" from Gundam 0080: War in the Pocket.

Description: A cleaned-up version of the logo for the parody fast food restaurant seen in Macross. (note- this version is designed to mimic the vintage/distressed look, due to this the design is only being sold on light-colored rpoducts)

Description: Sometimes when it seems like you are weak, it is actually because no matter how strong you are, there was no way you could win.

Description: Early-UC Gundams shielding it up

Description: Been there. Done that.

Description: A super-deformed/chibi (ie: "cute") version of the HT128 Bigfoot mecha from "Fang of the Sun Dougram" wearing it's snow suit... errr... I mean Snow Camouflage. This mecha also appeared in Revell's "Robotech Defenders" line of reboxed mecha kits as the Ziyon, as well as the Battlemaster (now unseen) from Battletech.

Description: A super-deformed/chibi (ie: "cute") version of the HT128 Bigfoot mecha from "Fang of the Sun Dougram." This mecha also appeared in Revell's "Robotech Defenders" line of reboxed mecha kits as the Ziyon, as well as the Battlemaster (now unseen) from Battletech.

Description: A BGC-themed tribute to the cover of Gorillaz 2005 album "Demon Days"

Description: A super-deformed/chibi ("cute") version of the first Ohm mecha that Nova pilots in the GREY manga (1985-1986) by Tagami Yoshihisa.

Description: A super-deformed/chibi ("cute") version of the first Ohm mecha that Grey pilots in the GREY manga (1985-1986) by Tagami Yoshihisa.

Description: Inspired by the 1985 ad featuring a hilariously mis-assembled Jetfire toy.

Description: Who doesn't like popcorn? I've put this here so that I can buy it for myself. Haha.

Description: A super-deformed (ie- "cute") version of the Zentradi Glaug as seen in the original Macross TV series and, eventually, Robotech. Also known as Marauder in the Battletech universe. Drawn by Asplenia Studios, no AI.

Description: The mecha cast of the 1982 TV series SDF: Macross, done in the 8bit style of the Famicom game Datach SD Gundam: Gundam Wars.

Description: The mecha cast of the 1984 animated film SDF: Macross "Do You Remember Love?", done in the 8bit style of the Famicom game Datach SD Gundam: Gundam Wars. This is an updated version of the original, optimized for direct-to-garment printing.

Description: A super-deformed/chibi (ie- "cute") version of the MS-09R-2 Rick Dom II, which originally appeared in the OAV Gundam 0080: War in the Pocket.

Description: A super-deformed (ie- "cute") version of the Destroid Tomahawk as seen in the original Macross TV series and, eventually, Robotech. Also known as Warhammer in the Battletech universe. Drawn by Asplenia Studios, no AI.

Description: A parody of one of the greatest Gundam cosplays of all time.

Description: Digitally illustrated by Asplenia Studios, this illustration features orthographic views of the "Movie" or "Project Event" version of The Lovely Angel, trusty space ship of WWWA trouble consultants Kei and Yuri, code name "Lovely Angels" (aka the Dirty Pair).

Description: Digitally illustrated by Asplenia Studios, this illustration features orthographic views of the "Affair of Nolandia" version of The Lovely Angel (1985-1986), trusty space ship of WWWA trouble consultants Kei and Yuri, code name "Lovely Angels" (aka the Dirty Pair).

Description: Digitally illustrated by Asplenia Studios, this illustration features orthographic views of the TV series version of The Lovely Angel (1985-1986), trusty space ship of WWWA trouble consultants Kei and Yuri, code name "Lovely Angels" (aka the Dirty Pair).

Description: EVA unit 01 races into action. Run Shinji, run!