
Guybrush guards the kitchen
Guybrush guards the kitchen: a Monkey Island mug holds cooking utensils; the grog can wait.
EN ROUTE TO THE CARIBBEAN · SINCE 1999The crew's treasures, at home.

A mug among the kitchen utensils, a blanket on the sofa, a framed map beside the desk. Our love of these islands sometimes finds a place in everyday objects. Here we collect the crew's photographs and the little stories behind them.
A collection open to everyone, with each contributor's name below their pictures. Objects, keepsakes and creations bring Monkey Island and the Lucas adventures into everyday life. Send us yours!

Guybrush guards the kitchen: a Monkey Island mug holds cooking utensils; the grog can wait.

A warm truce: Guybrush and LeChuck share a blanket, for once without a duel.

The Scumm Bar at home: a black mug bears the bar's name and secret blend.

A light with evil intentions: a skull candleholder recalls Murray; its ambitions may exceed the living room.

A mighty pirate on the shelf: Guybrush with sword and rubber chicken, beside a chest and barrel.

Ten minutes underwater, framed: the famous Secret of Monkey Island scene beneath the dock, with the trophy still in place.

The Lucas crew together: Guybrush, LeChuck and other adventure heroes in pixel art beneath the golden figure.

A ring, a curse: Guybrush displays the ring from The Curse of Monkey Island in Alfnet's collection.

Guests from another adventure: Sam & Max Hit the Road artwork joins Alfnet's Lucas collection.

A pirate in your pocket: pixel-art Guybrush hangs from a rope with his luggage on Alfnet's phone case.

The treasure was a T-shirt: Alfnet's Mêlée Island shirt bears the famous reward message in red.

Ask me about LOOM: a blue oval object with white edging recalls the famous Monkey Island line and the Lucas adventure.

Mix ’n’ Mojo coaster: cork backing and blue artwork inspired by Monkey Island 2's code wheel.

Dial-A-Pirate coaster: cork backing, lilac background and pirate faces inspired by the first game's code wheel.

Four adventures on the shelf: Alfnet's boxes of The Secret of Monkey Island, Monkey Island 2, The Curse of Monkey Island and Escape from Monkey Island.

The symbol of Lucas adventures: a clear paperweight with the LucasArts logo, from Alfnet's collection.

A guest from the Grail quest: Alfnet's Grail recalls Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade. It is not a Monkey Island object, but shares the collection's wider love of Lucas adventures.

A skull to wear: Alfnet's oval pendant with a raised skull and bones, an aged silver-coloured finish and a dark cord.

An entrance to Big Whoop: Alfnet's collectible ticket shows the park, adult E-category admission and attraction names. A reference to the park in The Curse of Monkey Island; not a valid admission ticket.

Booty Island to collect: Alfnet's card bears the island map, an iridescent border and Monkey Island Anthology lettering. An island to explore away from the screen.
Images and little treasures gathered online

Mêlée's treasure T-shirt: a black shirt bearing the treasure's famous phrase.

The treasure in white: another version of the Mêlée treasure T-shirt.


LeChuck takes shape: a figure of the undead pirate in a red coat and tricorn.

LeChuck in your pocket: a pixel-art pirate keyring.

A postcard to wear: a shirt with Mêlée scenery and a Scumm Bar reference.

Stan has an offer: an open-armed figure in his checked jacket.

The secret on a T-shirt: a slogan inspired by the search for the secret.

Mêlée under the mouse: a mouse mat with the first game's title and night panorama.

Murray to wear: a green T-shirt featuring the demonic skull.

A mug for the return: Guybrush in the artwork style of Return to Monkey Island.


Small pixel-art characters: shaped objects depicting heroes from the series.

A pirate on your keys: a pixel-art figure hanging above a piece of luggage.

Another pocket adventure: a pixel-art character clinging to a rope.

Murray guards the keys: a green keyring shaped like the demonic skull.

A light from Monkey Island: a monkey-head lamp base with a pirate-scene shade.

Greetings beneath the visor: a light-blue cap with an island silhouette and “Greetings from Monkey Island”.

A golden smile: a decorative smiling head found among online pirate inspirations.

Disk 22 answers the phone: a case with a Secret of Monkey Island floppy illustration and “Disk 22”.

Stan presents the next voyage: Guybrush and Stan on the dock, with a pixel-art ship.

Rivals on the phone: a white case with pixel-art Guybrush and LeChuck.

A crew on the back: a dark phone case with pixel-art characters from the series.

Skeletons in motion: a blue phone case with a sequence of pixel-art skeletons.

A call to the Scumm Bar: a blue case inspired by Mêlée grog labels.

Duels on the phone: a green case with Guybrush and an insult-swordfighting line.

Travelling with luggage: a white case shows Guybrush hanging from a rope above his bag.

A pirate, bead by bead: colourful beads recreate Guybrush's pixel-art silhouette.

The first adventure to wear: a black T-shirt illustrated with The Secret of Monkey Island.

A logo close to the heart: a burgundy T-shirt with the Monkey Island logo.

A Grim Fandango guest: a white mug with a stylised skeletal face recalling Manny Calavera.

Threats at breakfast: a Murray mug with the demonic skull and one of his ominous declarations.

LeChuck between sips: a mug with Monkey Island 2 cover artwork and references to its interface.

A break on Mêlée: a white mug with the island silhouette, orange sun and “Deep in the Caribbean”.

A Scabb Island keepsake: an aged-looking bottle with a pirate label for Scabb Island and “Skull Polish”.

Grog on display: a corked bottle labelled “Grog”, with a skull and crossed weapons.

Adventures in a frame: the Secret of Monkey Island logo surrounded by miniature illustrated covers.

A miniature adventure: Guybrush and the game logo beside a tiny computer, floppy disks and joystick.

The Scumm Bar under glass: a layered pixel-art diorama with characters and furniture inside a clear case.

The ghost ship gains depth: a layered picture of Guybrush before the ship in a fiery cavern.

A pirate under a spell: a Guybrush-inspired doll in an armchair with three skull-topped pins.

A mighty pirate to hug: a Guybrush-inspired cloth doll with white shirt, black trousers and brown boots.

A Curse of Monkey Island diorama: Guybrush in a bumper car, a chicken on a grog barrel and a green bottle before a moonlit landscape.

The cannibal village in a frame: pixel-art Guybrush, three masked villagers, the three-headed monkey and village huts.

Threepwood's Grog decorative bottle: dark glass, cork and a Guybrush label reading “Threepwood’s Mighty Pirate XXX Grog”.


A monkey lamp with an illustrated shade: a seated brown monkey supports a white cylindrical shade with raised Monkey Island imagery.

A Return to Monkey Island lamp: blue light, a dark base and a cylindrical shade with the logo and characters.

A Mêlée Island desk mat: a broad night panorama with the lit harbour and the path to the island's summit.

A beach towel with Guybrush on a tiny island: blue sea, pixel-art Guybrush and a monkey, two palms and a bunch of bananas.

A Puerto Pollo lamp: a dark monkey-shaped base and a lit shade showing the buildings and waterfront from Curse of Monkey Island.

A decorative Plunder Island piece of eight: aged gold finish, skull and crossbones, the number eight and island inscriptions.

Four display pieces of eight: decorative pirate coins in pale and gold finishes on small black stands.

Three pirate coins on blue cloth: overlapping gold, copper and silver pieces of eight with raised skull designs.

Pieces of eight in three finishes: copper, silver and gold coins arranged in a triangle on dark cloth, with skulls, crossed bones and pirate symbols.
Photograph your objects and tell us their story: a collection, a gift, a handmade creation or a corner of your home with a Caribbean feel. Unusual uses are welcome too; you don't need a rare treasure.