Devil Hats
Description: When you receive this product, don't forget to tag me on Instagram: @luizmarques.art. I can't wait to see how you'll rock this piece of art! Your involvement is crucial, and I appreciate it immensely. Purchasing this product not only supports me but also encourages the development of new items as special as this one. Your contribution makes a significant impact. Thank you so much! This art was created by me to refer to the memorable Black Phillip, a character in the folk horror of The VVitch and, at the same time, perhaps an allusion to the title of the Swedish band Dark Funeral: Teach Children to Worship Satan.
Description: Little Timmy's grandfather kept something in a trunk. High up in the attic with lots of other junk. Late one night, little Timmy tip-toed out of bed. He could not get the attic trunk out of his little head. He pulled on the ceiling hatch and climbed the little stairs. When he lay his eyes upon the trunk, it raised up all his hairs. "There's a lock on it" he whispered his curiosity would have to wait. When at his feet he noticed something iron and ornate. A key! He pressed it deep into the lock, he couldn't wait to see. The trunk shot open, and a voice crackled out, "Now I am free!"
Description: This Nemons vintage cartoon Satanic Symphony design is the perfect occult gift for any goth cartoon fans with a unique sense of humor and style! Featuring a hand drawn rubber hose cartoon satanic burning church and creepy cute graphic logo in a retro style it's sure to raise a smile or get you noticed. Are you a black metal lover, an occult animation fan or just a pagan looking for a laugh? then this Lil Burny design is for you!
Lil Burny - Satanic Symphony - Vintage Cartoon Burning Church Hat
by Nemons
$12 $19
Description: The manta ray is a giant of the deep, with fearsome-looking horn-shaped cephalic fins around its mouth, which once saw this creature named the 'devil fish.' Sailors feared them and believed these alien-looking apparitions were capable of sinking boats by pulling down their anchors. But despite their strange appearance and the demonic connotations of their name, these winged chondrichthyans are entirely harmless, living exclusively off plankton - like many of the biggest creatures of the world's oceans, they live off the smallest. The patterning on the back of a manta ray is unique to that animal, and those painted here are all based off real manta rays currently swimming the world's oceans.
