Vehicle Visionary T-Shirts

'I wanted a vehicle with the styling of a 4x4 but with a lower carbon footprint.'

Artists At The Auto Show

"I don't deal with soaring gas prices, it doesn't need electricity or oil changes and it replaces my dusty peloton sitting in the coner."

'That's what you get for kicking a wheel.'

'I'm sorry, but I don't know anything about external combustion engines.'

Absurd multi-propulsion vehicle

Thatched roof car.

'This is Citroen Picasso's cubist period.'

"I kinda feel sorry for Ralphie. He spends all his time and money on his low-rider car...but he never seems to finish it."

"You still working on your car?"

"There you are...dreaming about cars again. A fancy new car is not the answer to everything!"

"I got this auto tint from Ralphie for only 5 bucks! It's like sunglasses for your car!"

"Do me next."

How we imagined A.I. in 1977. . . How it's looking today. . .

'We've financed three more startups for no fathomable reason.'

'I don't like to take chances.'

The man who invented the wheel/The man who patented the wheel.

Cartoon about having many investors for crowd funding.

School of Art & Design. Looks like they're putting up an addition.

"Attention, everyone! I'd like to introduce the newest member of our family."

Non Thought For The Day.

'These new video games are getting out of hand...'

'These virtual-reality goggles are great! Right now, I'm sun-bathing in Tahiti...'

If at first you don't succeed call it version 1.0

'So, Pharaoh, what sort of collateral do you have to put down on this $2 billion Great Pyramid you want to build?'

"Sold his air rights."

'I, Dom Perignon, will now uncork the very first bottle of Champagne. Of course, I'm just guessing this is the right way to do it.'

"I'm going on Dragons Den with this, the one-brush-toothbrush."

Solar Cars

“He runs the top Virtual Reality company in the world. In fact, that’s not really him.”

Your start-up team

Somebody should really be filming this for YouTube.

"Thanks to my new glasses, I can enjoy a good old "bird's eye view" again..."

Minivan Designed By a Five-Year-Old Boy

Louise Glück