clothing > team outfit

In Gangland, everybody is on the make. Very few manage to make the big time. The RPC took their future into their own hands. See how in Robotpilot Comics #2.

Team Boombox lives for the beats.

Team UberUltra saved the rave, from celebrity careers from the grave. See the Robotpilot Comics #1 to find out how.

We are tricky aerialists indeed. The clothing makes the man. The women too.

We're going to OZ. Next tornado for sure.

Gossamer dresses sewn of the forest and princely adornments suitable for an epic trilogy of 'ardcore dance!

Send us to outer space. Please.

Team Spirit, the GFZ cheerleaders. Nuff said.

Team Ultra took full advantage of the awesome blacklights at Ultraviolet Sky. Every inch of these outfits was luminescent.

The Gunmetal Rock n' roll High School shorts were created to capture our idea of suburban youth as depicted in Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure. They were worn with The Ultimate Metal Shirt which was just about the most metal thing we could think of...no, really.

The two together comprise Team Excellent.

Fuck Yo Couuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuch!

Togas and t-shirts for the Rho Pi Kappa fraternity.

Roll the dice. Do it.

We are the seniors and we rule the school!

Modeled after Ferrari cars and Matthew Barney films, Team Rush broke the speed of sound.

Proof positive that we are absolutely still children. We especially love L.'s lunchbox pocket, and the way D. says Feesh.

Wherein the RPC were a time bomb incarnate, the TNT was the dancing power.

The RPC shimmered in gossamer for an enchanted ball.

Three shirts contructed of three colours, interchanged with differently coloured panels and edging.

Team Hardcore Regime was militant about a good time. Scott Brown was an honourary member, in his custom RPC coordinating shirt.

Three shirts, identical, with an orange circle on a grey field.

The first three member RPC team outfit. Team love was sewn expressly for the Stay Here Forever Hullabaloo. Nobody beat D. up for the pink pants. Of course, we were at a happy hardcore party.

This was the first time I made matching clothing for all three of us. Not fullfledged outfits, but sleeveless shirts for D. & L., and a sleeveless dress for myself.