Black & Pink Bullseye Tee Size:LSeveral guitarists are known for a bullseye graphic guitar but Eddie Ojeda was the first. Having received the invitation to join Twisted Sister in October 1975, the bullseye artwork was actually part of Twisted Sister's then logo. Many years later, Eddie asked the folks at Charvel to make him a guitar with "black and pink circles on it". So, they developed the black and pink bullseye guitar and sent it to him. Although not wild about it at first, he
Available in both one and two pickup versions
and a silhouette of the man himself onstage
It's all just our opinion—it’s neither right nor wrong
Our Jay Jay French Skyhawk guitar tee is a vibrant tribute to these guitars and Twisted Sister
"Take It Off"
This exclusive design showcases two of his most iconic guitars
A few years after Bruce had his iconic ESP Banana M-1 guitar custom-built by the ESP shop in New York City
After the tour ended
It’s sure to warm the heart of any fan
A tribute to Eric’s spirit and strength—then and now
we used advanced vector rendering to transform the image into a printable format for tees and pillows
Not everyone can pull off a cartoon of themselves—but Ryan Spencer Cook makes it look easy