Red Legger Studio

All of these originals are available. Available for purchase: https://www.etsy.com/shop/RedLegger in the Originals section.

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More originals. Available here: https://www.etsy.com/shop/RedLegger

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https://www.etsy.com/listing/487304785/smokin-eagle-t-shirt

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The next 10 orders will also receive a 3"x4" drawing

THESE ARE THE FIRST FIVE RED LEGGER

ZINES IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER.

ZINE-O-SMITHEREENS

SMOKE ‘EM IF YOU GOT ’EM

I HEART THIS SHIT

YOU DON’T SEE ME

TAKE A DIP

$3.00 EACH

OR

$10.00 FOR ALL FIVE

These are short single sheet-style mini-zines featuring dark americana imagery with persuasive clandestine themes.

https://www.etsy.com/shop/RedLegger

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This 20" x 10" original drawing orignally appeared in Lily's Greasy Gallery at Greaserama 2016.

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Portrait of the legendary red leg, abolitionist Kansan. From fighting off bushwhackers to the raid on Harper's Ferry this revolutionary bible thumper still holds a unique place in American folklore, especially in my home state.

5"x7" two color screen print on chipboard paper.

s/n limited edition of 48

$8

https://www.etsy.com/listing/462282403/john-brown

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Born in St. Clere, Kansas part of Pottawatomie county, Jess Willard would rise to legendary status as the Heavyweight Champion of the World. As I grew up in St. Marys, just a few miles south of the "Pottawatomie Giant", passed down stories of his enormous stature and brawn cast him as our local Paul Bunyan-esque folklore hero. He acquired the title after a 26 round slug-fest with Jack Johnson in 1915. He lost the title a few years later in one of the most lopsided slobberknockers in sports history. Jack Dempsey put him on his back some seven times in the first round en route to defeating the champ. To this day, the "Pottawatomie Giant" is remembered as a legend on the back roads of rural northeast Kansas.

11" x 17" 2 color screen print on chipboard paper

edition of 20

https://www.etsy.com/listing/489806971/pottawatomie-giant

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 [Above] Ronald Reagan 1 color screen print // 8.5" x 11" // s/n edition of 15 // $10

https://www.etsy.com/listing/506501827/ronald

[Above] 1960 Chevy Impala 3 color screen print // 18"x12" // s/n edition of 16 // $25

https://www.etsy.com/listing/489908278/impala

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Gotta love tackling hair like this. Available for purchase >> $50 perryn07@yahoo.com

This orignal 8.5"x11" ink drawing is available for $70. Contact me if interested: perryn07@yahoo.com

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These three 5"x7" original ink drawings are available for $45 each. Hit me up if interested: perryn07@yahoo.com

Above are a bunch of little drawing I've been working on the past few weeks. A lot of my influences are present in this group: Ed "Big Daddy" Roth, Basil Wolverton, R. Crumb, Robt. Williams, Charles Burns, The Ramones, Twilight Zone, Batman and much more...

(The all-seeing-eye pryramid drawing has sold. Please contact me for purchase inquiries: perryn07@yahoo.com)

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(above) screen printed hand bills for my upcoming show.

(above) two new screen prints that will be up at Love Garden starting this Friday. Link to event below:

https://www.facebook.com/events/1701629923497126/?active_tab=discussion

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This 22" x 15" 4 color screen print on natural Stonehenge will be available in the store soon...

All new artist shop with Red Legger designs plastered across them. Tees, hoodies, zip ups, v-necks, baseball tees and more...

Stay tuned for more available designs.

https://redleggerstudio.threadless.com/

Lucky to have this beauty modeling these inky fresh prints for me, on valentines day no less.

Look for this in my etsy store: https://www.etsy.com/shop/RedLegger

INDIANS IN CHEVYLAND explores an industrial obsession during the twentieth century with American Indian imagery in branding. These brands' appropriation of culture, often inaccurately redefining them, tells a new story overlying the one in front of us.

This is a three color screen print on cotton rag Stonehenge paper.

22" x 15"

s/n edition of 12

The Indian

This Indian Motorcycle inspired print is loaded with Native American icons that have graced American brands for decades.

Coat, Burn, Pull, Repeat

A vintage americana inspired ode to screen printing.

Hot Rod Printz

'70 Chevelle / '55 Chevy Gasser