Down To Clown Phone Cases - iPhone and Android
Description: Art the Clown is a demonic clown with mime-like qualities who appears on Halloween nights to wreak havoc and torture others. A vile and dangerous killer clown, Art is a demented demon with a penchant for viciously slaughtering nearly anyone he encounters. His preferred method of killing and torture is through gruesome mutilation in which he keeps his victims alive just to see how much torture a person can endure. Art possesses an array of unnatural abilities, which he uses to induce paralyzing fear in his victims.
Description: When chaos becomes commonplace, contradictions become acceptable, fear becomes a tool, and common sense seems increasingly upside down, the world can start to feel like one enormous circus. Beneath its colorful vintage comic-book style and darkly humorous imagery, this design takes a serious look at the absurdity of our world where the unreasonable has become the “new normal.” Look closely and you’ll find the warning signs everywhere. **Sometimes the best way to expose the absurd is to illustrate it.**
Description: When chaos becomes commonplace, contradictions become acceptable, fear becomes a tool, and common sense seems increasingly upside down, the world can start to feel like one enormous circus. A completely unbothered clown lounges atop a magnificent buckskin circus horse, surrounded by a carnival of contradictory messages, absurdity, and uncomfortable truths. Beneath the bold vintage comic-book artwork and theatrical humor is a serious observation about a world where the unreasonable can slowly become the “new normal.” Sometimes the best way to expose the absurd is to illustrate it.
Description: When chaos becomes commonplace, contradictions become acceptable, fear becomes a tool, and common sense seems increasingly upside down, the world can start to feel like one enormous circus. A completely unbothered clown lounges atop a magnificently decorated giraffe, surrounded by a carnival of contradictory messages, absurdity, distraction, and uncomfortable truths. Beneath the colorful vintage comic-book artwork and dark humor is a serious observation about how easily the unreasonable can become the “new normal.” Sometimes the best way to expose the absurd is to illustrate it.
