

Blida T-Shirt — City of Roses
An arcaded plaza and stone fountain below the snow-capped Atlas, rose beds and orange trees in bloom — Blida drawn like a vintage travel poster.

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An arcaded plaza and stone fountain below the snow-capped Atlas, rose beds and orange trees in bloom — Blida drawn like a vintage travel poster.


The blue-washed medina of Chefchaouen climbing the Rif — cobalt alleys, red geraniums, and a minaret against green mountains. Morocco's Blue City, drawn like a vintage travel poster.


A cobalt-and-white clifftop village above the Gulf of Tunis — blue doors, magenta bougainvillea, a minaret and a marina far below, drawn like a vintage travel poster.

The Yaz ⵣ — emblem of the free people — struck through with a heartbeat, an Atlas ridge and a line of Tifinagh above it: a living Amazigh identity drawn as a minimalist statement piece.


Roman ruins on a green headland above the Gulf of Tunis — standing columns, fallen capitals in golden grass, and Bou Kornine going violet at dusk. Ancient Carthage, drawn like a vintage travel poster.


Volcanic Hoggar spires at Saharan dusk — a lone acacia, a Tuareg leading a camel through peach and ochre light. The far south of Algeria, drawn like a vintage travel poster.


A whitewashed medina spilling down to a turquoise cove, mimosa in bloom and fishing boats at rest — Mostaganem's port drawn like a vintage travel poster.


Algiers between sea and history — the white Casbah, Notre-Dame d'Afrique, sailboats on the bay and the Martyrs' Memorial at sunset. A vintage travel poster for the capital.


Vintage travel-poster tee, serif edition — the Casbah minaret, date palms, a domed mosque and a coral sun, framed in deep green. An Idle Paradise, redrawn.


The snow-capped Djurdjura rising over misty Kabyle valleys — cedars, pine, and cold blue light. The summit of Bouira, drawn like a vintage travel poster.


The turquoise coves of the Corniche Jijelienne — a lighthouse on a white cape, pine cliffs, and a boat in sapphire water. The sapphire coast, drawn like a vintage postcard.


The Sidi Boumediene minaret standing among olive trees and ruins — Tlemcen, the Andalusian pearl of the Maghreb.