Ultraviolence Cards
Description: "Ultraviolence" Alex The Droog he loves a bit of the old ultra-violence. The famous (infamous) protagonist from the classic Anthony Burgess novel "A Clockwork Orange" and the classic Stanley Kubrick movie of the same name. This is a vector image created with Adobe Illustrator so it will print well of any product.
Description: The Overlook Hotel is a major recurring antagonist of the Stephen King multiverse. It serves as the main antagonist of the novel The Shining, it's 1980 film adaptation, it's 1997 miniseries, one of the two posthumous overarching antagonists (alongside Jack Torrance) of it's sequel Doctor Sleep, the overarching antagonist of it's 2019 film adaptation of the same name, and a minor antagonist of Billy Summers. It is also a mentioned in Misery, Castle Rock TV Series, and The Stand miniseries.
Clockwork Orange Droogs Card
by Burro Tees - Movie Illustrations and fanart!
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Ultraviolence Plus Vintage Cult Cinema Card
by MRK Technologies
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Description: In a dystopian fast-food future, where the burgers are as twisted as the minds that crave them, we find our anti-hero, Ronald McDonald, donning a bowler hat and a sinister grin. He’s not just flipping patties; he’s flipping the very fabric of culinary sanity. With a sidekick in the form of Colonel Sanders, who’s now a rogue chicken overlord, they plot to take over the greasy kingdom. Wendy, with her fiery red pigtails, is the rebellious spirit, armed with a spatula and a side of sass, while Burger King sits on his throne of stale fries, plotting his next move in this absurd game of fast-food chess.
A Clockwork Orange Fast Food Parody Card
by Harley Warren – Pop Culture Mashups, Surreal Art & Chaotic T‑Shirt Wizardry
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Description: Kubrick has certainly been an influence on my visual sense, but this is the first time I've explored adapting one of his cinematic icons, based on the original book, A Clockwork Orange. The question I posed to myself is "What animal represents Alex best?" The cat was an obvious choice, both approachable yet an animal that can equally give no f**ks. It can be both worshiped and reviled, and so it fit. This particular image became a pun based on the line "Bit of the ultra violence."
