About Monsters Outside

In the golden haze of the summer of 1983, beneath a sky humming with the static of rabbit-ear antennas and the warm, spectral glow of tube televisions, a boy was born. His world was shaped by the crackling magic of VHS tapes, the neon sanctuary of the video store, and the heroic young adventurers flickering across the family television screen, each one a whispered promise that somewhere, just beyond the ordinary, something extraordinary awaited. He wandered the hushed, carpeted corridors of Blockbuster Video as if they were the halls of an ancient archive, his fingers trailing across plastic cases, each one a doorway to another world. The promise of adventure, of laughter, of mystery called to him. They were not mere entertainment; they were ancient scrolls, invitations to places unknown. As time unfurled like the days of an endless quest, the boy came of age in the twilight of the 1990s. Within the hallowed halls of his highschool dungeon, he and his fellowship of misfit adventurers unearthed an arcane craft, SCREEN PRINTING. With a glob of ink and the pull of a squeegee, he learned he could summon visions from his mind onto fabric, turning mere cloth into relics of nostalgia, honoring memories of a time both real and imagined. And so, a seed was planted. Read their story