A study in warm monochrome: one family of oranges and creams, arranged so densely that the eye must slow down and read the surface piece by piece.

Design Story

The focal panel holds a smiling cartoon longhorn in a cowboy hat, one hand raised in a single-finger gesture, jersey lettered TEXAS. Around it, smaller motifs orbit like collected pins — a pennant reading HOOK 'EM, a foam-finger #1, a football, stars, belt buckles and steer-head emblems, all rendered in a raised, tooled-leather-looking style. Beneath the mascot, the type takes over: HOOK 'EM in the largest weight, then IT'S LONGHORNS SEASON in stacked cream lettering, closing with a badge-style EST. 1883. The hierarchy is deliberate — character first, slogan second, ornament last. Restricted color forces contrast to come from light and shadow rather than hue.

Use & Experience

On a tumbler the composition reads vertically: mascot at eye level, typography anchoring the lower third, scattered stars filling what little negative space remains. The maximalist wrap continues around toward the handle side, so the piece keeps its presence from any angle rather than depending on one flat front view.

Size & Capacity

Available capacities: 20 oz, 30 oz, 40 oz.

Collage as loyalty — small symbols gathered until they become a single voice.