The God Of Death Baseball T-Shirts

Phantom of the Paradise movie tee shirt for the original death records record label

When I was a kid in the 80’s i used to have a Sony Walkman with an awesome collection of cassette tapes and I watched as time passed and analog storage crumbled into binary digital format, now all I have is ones and zeros in my phone and on my computer. This design is a visual representation of that.

God of Death

Dawn of the Dead

The Sound of Music meets Death.

Apocalypse has come!

God of War and Iron Maiden mashup

Behold a Pale Horse And His Name That Sat Upon Him Was Death!

Thor minimalist.

Dark Side of the Star

"Even now I can hear the voice rolling far away, as if it came from the altar of a great church and I stood at the door. There are lights very far away in the hollow of a vast darkness, and one by one they are put out. I hear a voice chanting again with that endless modulation that climbs and aspires to the stars, and shines there, and rushes down to the dark depths of the earth, again to ascend; the word is Zain." - Arthur Machen, The Terror This is a scene from one of my favorite novellas of all time. The angel of death descends upon an isolated farmhouse, bearing the hebrew character Aleph on its back and accompanied by moths. The Hebrew character Tav rises from the ground like crosses to commemorate the dead within.

Death Records. The record label established by the evil genius Swan, who enters into a Faustian pact with the hapless Winslow, the Phantom himself. Look out for Beef, he'll come to shocking end while the beautiful Phoenix will eventually soar.

Adoration of the Trinity by Albrecht Durer, 1511.

logo edition

Scream...so they can find you. egend has that in the abandoned medieval town of Berzano, at the border between Spain and Portugal, the Knights Templar leave their tombs at night and come back from the dead as revenants. The reanimated corpses are blind, because their eyes were pecked out by birds while their hanged bodies rotted on the gallows.

Two very evil-looking death moths with skulls and eyeballs engaged in a sort of dance of death... danse macabre.

Coming to get you,,,

A scary Death Head Moth

Kratos from god of war imagined as the godfather!

The Cruxifixtion of Christ Orhodox Art.

Nothing matters anyway, and that's the hell of it.

The Ghost of Sparta. He became God of War after killing Ares.

The Armor of God is the perfect gift for anybody fighting spiritual warefare! This cool graphic Christian t-shirt makes a great gift for your friends and family in the faith. The cool distressed design is the perfect evangelical conversation starter to crack open that Bible and talk about Jesus. Its a great Christ centered gift given for birthdays, holidays, church days or any day.

This design is based on a beautiful painting by William-Adolphe Bouguereau. I really love that Shepherdess painting and wanted to do a homage in my style. Making the shepherdess a grim reaper figure tells a whole different story than the original… Makes it more sinister and macabre. I love the sheep and the innocence of the lamb and how weirdly peaceful the sheep looks while Death is taking away the lamb. I have to thank Bouguereau for painting such a wonderful communication between the figures, he truly was a great master.

Stormtroopers of Death Rise of the Infidels

Created for the tutorial on Tuts+, 2015

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When I was a kid I had a killer collection of cassette tapes and a walkman, now all i have is ones and zeroes in my phone.

The Masque Of The Red Death design is inspired by Roger Corman's classic Poe inspired horror film starring the legendary Vincent Price. The film tells the story of the evil Prince Prospero, a medieval Italian prince, devoted to the pursuit of evil and the worship of Satan, who enjoys the high life in his eerie country castle as the Red Plague destroys the peasant population around him. Alongside Price, the film also stars Hazel Court and Jane Asher and was shot by Nicolas Roeg.

The Death of Stalin - Alternative Movie Poster

Dark Death's-head hawkmoth inspired by the symbol of the film The Silence of the Lambs

Mother of God...

Whoooaaa

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Fear of God, Fear Only God, God Power, God Bless Us, God Bless the world, God Bless USA, God Bless You

Edgar Allan Poe's pestilent spectre The Red Death as brought to life by the demented Erik played by Lon Chaney Snr. in The Phantom of the Opera (1925) NOTE - This is a black and white print. For versions rendered just in white or black see the alternative Light and Dark versions of this garment