Nuclear Winter Merch

It's a nuclear winter wonderland

For soon, there will be nothing.

An inked illustration of a man in a gas mask during a nuclear winter.

It doesn't get any more doomy than this!

an ink illustration of post apocalyptic holiday season.

arctic atomic ship

Patrolling the Mojave almost makes you wish for a nuclear winter

Nuclear reaction theory of fusion at low temperatures. Great tee for winter activities, the gym, working out, skiing, skating, hockey.

Is this science?

Antarctic penguins in hazmat suits overjoyfully getting hold off some sweet (and possibly radioactive) treats.

Where humans will end up after nuclear war.

It would be more funny if it wasn't true... Two seconds to midnight guys!

Mutant Frosty

"Now I am become Death, the destroyer of worlds."

Penguin design from the artwork 'Sugary Fallout in Antarctica'

Fantasy artwork. High quality. Enjoy :)

"You know, freedom is not free." - Rep. Maria Salazar, March 2022.

The silhouette of a masked vigilante in a post apocalyptic world in front of the red sun. A gift idea for those who are into science fiction, post apocalypse and dystopian video games . A design by gegogneto

Who let all these snow flakes into Texas

For soon, there will be nothing.

"Radiated men will eat the flesh of radiated men," is a line from Charles Bukowski's poem "Dinosauria, We." His apocalyptic vision of earth inspired me to create this linocut print. I handcarved 3 linoleum blocks, one for the green men, one for the orange-red bomb and one for the blue tones. Then I rolled ink onto the blocks and printed them successively onto paper on my home etching press.

from the series: We Are All Monsters

Major Kong, is it possible this is some kind of loyalty test?

Major Kong, is it possible this is some kind of loyalty test?

Its good to celebrate Christmas, even during a nuclear apocalypse. As of August 2020, 100% of my earnings here will go directly to the Make-A-Wish of Western New York. Please help make a sick kid's wish come

Post-apocalyptic art. Illustrates the legacy that we can leave to our children if we continue to destroy the environment.