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A small field manual for an unstable ecosystem. In this place, T-shirts sometimes behave like stories, and stories occasionally disguise themselves as objects. If you’re looking for Anima della Festa, this is where to start.

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There’s a particular kind of humor that lives somewhere between curiosity and irony. It’s the kind you develop when you grow up loving science fiction, old cartoons, bad sci-fi movies, elegant theories, failed experiments, and the uncomfortable feeling that technology is always one step ahead of us. That’s the space where my illustrations live.

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There’s something magical about a funny t-shirt. It’s the most democratic form of art ever invented: one image, one joke, a bit of attitude — and suddenly you’re walking around wearing a tiny piece of storytelling on your chest. At Anima della Festa, that’s basically my entire mission: turning strange ideas, nerd references, retro robots, and mildly dangerous levels of humor into wearable illustrations.

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It’s called CHRONICLES FROM THE FUTURE: 111 Stories to Survive Tomorrow. A collection of short, sharp, often radioactive tales about the future we’re building one bad idea at a time.

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First Customers just sent over photos of a freshly delivered GUNDAMAGED T-shirt straight from Printful’s production line and… honestly? I’m blown away. The colors are crisp. The details are sharp. The texture is smooth.

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Yes, I know… it’s still early. But Santa’s already suited up — and this year, he’s doing things a little differently. Forget the reindeer.

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Would this work as a T-shirt design? The idea hit me out of nowhere: a Glock drawn inside a plastic model box, like a Gundam kit. The caption would be “GUNPLA” — part homage to Gunpla model kits, part jab at Glock fanboys (you know, the ones who lose their minds if you call their guns plastic ).

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A vector, a Canadian girl, and the blockchain walk into a bar...

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I built a shiny new website full of love and questionable life choices… and Google still pretends I don’t exist.

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I’ve always had a weird, complicated sense of humor. Ever since I was a kid. The kind of things that made me laugh never made anyone else laugh — and vice versa. You don’t realize it at first, but that shapes you...

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