Roadhouse Relics

A bit to surreal to see this in actual newsprint. Thank you to the Austin American-Statesman for chronicling my upcoming move. As many of you know, I’m packing up my South Austin studio at the end of 2026 and moving it to a new location in Round Top TX. Our home remains in Austin and my heart will always be here.
https://www.statesman.com/news/article/austin-mural-todd-sanders-roadhouse-relics-22335743.php

Luke Bryan’s photoshoot at our studio for Cigar Aficionado Magazine was great and then they asked us to roll out the Roadhouse Relics truck and it got even better. First photo by Todd, the much better 2nd and 3rd shots by Jim Wright

Road relics from our trip to Santa Fe

I had a paint brush in my hand since I got in this morning. Sarah is here painting now too. I can’t imagine a better way to spend the day.

Standing 4 feet long and glowing with vintage-inspired neon brilliance, this rocket sign captures the optimism, adventure, and retro-futuristic spirit of the Space Age. Handcrafted with vibrant neon and built to make a statement, it’s the kind of piece that transforms a room, bar, game room, office, or collection into something unforgettable.
Available now.
DM for details or email info @ roadhouserelics.com

A neon dive into a Texas tradition.
This piece captures the spirit of summer at Deep Eddy- a glowing tribute to one of Texas’ most beloved landmarks. We’ve made a couple of these lately so thinking we need to plan a trip to the pool…

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Watching your kid turn an idea into reality is pretty incredible.

Our son came up with the idea for a t-shirt line featuring the coordinates of iconic destinations, and we couldn’t be more proud of his creativity, initiative, and drive to learn how business really works. From choosing the locations to picking the colors and designs, he’s been hands-on every step of the way.

And honestly… the shirts turned out really cool.

Take a look and support a young entrepreneur — available now on our online store. Link in bio.

The last time Todd saw it was circa 1982 at the Fort Bend County Fairgrounds. This time there were a few more fans in the audience. Thank you for the opportunity to hear King George again!

When music, art, and a little Texas electricity collide…
An unforgettable day at Roadhouse Relics with one of country music’s finest . Good people, great stories, and a whole lot of neon glow.
Some things we can’t share just yet… but trust us, this one was special. Stay tuned.
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