Yeah my girlfriend and I are pretty obsessed with mid-century modernism. We spend most of our weekends at antique stores hunting down cool furniture and pieces for our apartment. The architecture, furniture, graphic design, music; everything from that movement is so stylish and has all these great subcultures – eg atomic, space-age, desert modernism (1950’s Palm Springs), tiki culture etc. “Welcome to Palm Springs”

If you're returning items from our Buy 3 Get 1 Free Multibuy range then you will be charged for any items that you are keeping. If you paid with a debit or credit card please be advised that this can take 3-5 working days to show on your account. Well in the storybook world of this illustration, I’m assuming they would summon Beelzebub himself and go around the neighborhood performing feats of unimaginable horror – all while skipping and holding hands. If this design was part of a larger “Activities for Children” book, what would be some of the other occult-y, darkly comedic activities in it?I never did but I remember my mum regularly setting up a ouija board after a few wines on a Friday night. She claims to have had some conversations with (mostly) friendly spirits. We asked her to get them to predict our high school results but they were never accurate :/ “Let’s Summon Demons” in action.

Steven Rhodes, a graphic designer who hails from Brisbane, Australia, is the excellent individual responsible for the hysterical retro-style t-shirts in this post. Loosely based on the popular series of exploitive riffs on Little Golden Activity Books that have made the rounds on the Internet, Rhodes has taken things one step beyond with his shirt designs by making up alternate scenarios involving young tykes experiencing their first knife fight or ritualistic cult sacrifice. Excellent. When you need to get some retro inspiration, what are some books, movies, or shows that get you in the zone?Well, Stranger Things is obviously pretty great for that early ’80s vibe. Freaks and Geeks is another awesome show set in that era. Really cool clothes and aesthetics. The BMX movie Rad is pure cheesy ’80s with the best BMX-based prom dance scene ever made. I like how these kids didn’t go for a ouija board, they went next-level. Did you ever use a ouija board as a kid? (And did it work?) Selected items are only available for delivery via the Royal Mail 48® service and other items are available for delivery using this service for a charge. I’ve actually been thinking about creating a wider series with this idea. Some working titles are: “Sally needs an Exorcist”, “Cooking for Cannibals”, “Pyrokinesis for Beginners”, and “Let’s Sacrifice Toby”.