Fluorescent Works' T-shirts In Action

Attention customers! Send us your photos of yourself and/or others
wearing our merchandise while partying, socializing or while
engaged in other fun and wholesome activities and we'll post them
on this web page!

Meet Lee Matejka, drummer for the Twin Cities-based rock band,
REDLINE.

The band consists of four members: George Dziki ; Guitar and Vocals, Bret Johnson ; Guitar and Vocals, Lee Matejka ; Drums, Keyboards and Vocals and Bruce Matejka ; Bass Guitar

These guys really know how to rock! They play
tunes from many of the great Classic Rock bands of all
time, such as Pink Floyd, Kiss, Ted Nugent, Styx,
Aerosmith and Black Sabbath, as well as current hits
from groups like 3 Doors Down, Nickleback, Collective
Soul, Incubus, Lit and Lenny kravitz.

Redline has been kickin' out the jams since 1995.
They do the bar scene, night clubs, outdoor festivals
and biker events. Their main goal as a band, to quote
Lee, "is to make sure that everyone who comes out to
see us has as much fun as we do."

When Lee Matejka is on stage, he surrounds his drum
set with black lights. Lee's T-shirt of choice -
Fluorescent Works!

Check out Redline the next time you're in
Minneapolis/St. Paul. For band info., send Lee an
e-mail. Just make Redline the subject.

Click here to e-mail Redline.

Send us your photos by e-mail. Click here.

                            or mail to:

                    Fluorescent Works
                  3335 Ashwood Circle
            Colorado Springs, CO. 80906

      "Al" Occasion D.J. (the really short guy in the photo on the right) poses with
his groupies (members of his prize patrol and set-up crew) - Kathie, Dolly, Patti, Kenny and Mike - for these photos in their all-fluorescent / neon T-shirts from Fluorescent Works. "Al" Occasion D.J. did eight black light dances back in the
summer of 2003 at Pine Acres.   He used three mega 400 watt black lights and
over fifteen black light tubes. Awesome display! Keep it up!

Phone "Al" Occasion D.J. at 617-381-8797

                                                 COSMIC BOWLING

      One of our customers, Cathy, from the suburbs of Indianapolis,
Indiana, took her daughter, Ariana, along with a bunch of Ariana's friends, to
go cosmic bowling to celebrate Ariana's 13th birthday. So what, exactly, is
"cosmic bowling?" As Cathy explains it, "It is where they have black lights on
the bowling alleys and glow-in-the-dark bowling balls."   To wear for the occasion, Cathy got her daughter and her daughter's friends our
all-fluorescent / neon T-shirts.

      Shawnee Mission North High School's Track and Field Team

      Three time Track and Field medalists, juniors Storm Simons and Chelsea
Kiefer, practice perfecting their hurdling technique. These two hurdlers from
Shawnee Mission North High School, in Shawnee Mission, Kansas, near Kansas
City, have run at the Kansas State Track Meet all three of their years in high
school. They plan to continue this tradition with a repeat performance in their
senior year, '08-'09. Their coach, Kaye Frisbie, keeps her winning track and
field team supplied with our all-fluorescent / neon T-shirts.
      "Some of our juniors and seniors who made it to the state track meet in the
past still wear their pink shirts we printed up for them the last two years. The
color is still quite vibrant, which speaks highly of the quality of product you put
out." - Kaye Frisbie

The Pacific Grove High School Breaker Girls
dance group has won the California State
Championship for the last four years (2005 -
2008) and are loved in their community.
"This year, for our homecoming rally, we
ordered neon pink T-shirts from Fluorescent
Works and they were a great success! They
looked so vibrant throughout the whole rally
and throughout the routine!" - Natalie S.

The 6th grade class at Bath Elementary School, from Bath, North Carolina,
was chosen to participate in "Steppin' Out," a performing arts show sponsored
by the Beaufort County Education Foundation and Beaufort County Schools.
Their choreographer chose fluorescent (neon) T-shirts, from Fluorescent Works,
and blue jeans as the costume. "We wanted to portray joy and energy as we
danced and sang to, 'You Can't Stop the Beat,' from 'Hairspray." The photos,
above, show some of the students while they were waiting their turn to perform.