Gore Animal Phone Cases - iPhone and Android
Description: “Reverse Slaughter Doctrine” embodies the visceral horror of Cattle Decapitation’s ethos, where a monstrous beast exacts justice at the chopping block, flipping the food chain with graphic vengeance and exposing humanity’s cruelty through grotesque imagery and apocalyptic satire.
Description: A cartoonish white rabbit with red inner ears and a furious expression stands on a pile of white skulls. The rabbit holds a knife stained with red liquid. Below the skulls, large pink text reads "DO I LOOK LIKE A PEOPLE PERSON?". The background is black.
Angry Rabbit with Knife on Skulls "DO I LOOK LIKE A PEOPLE PERSON?" Phone Case
by Birsencavus
$17 $23
Description: A minimalist, stark white scene on a black background. A large cow stands dominant. To its left, a person sits on a stool holding a bloody knife. Below the cow, another person is upside down, with their legs positioned near the cow's udder. A dog lies in the foreground, seemingly deceased, with blood around its neck.
Description: A grotesque and brutal design inspired by the uncompromising imagery of Cattle Decapitation. This artwork depicts a demonic butcher with a bull's head, wielding a bloody cleaver over a mutilated corpse on a chopping block. Behind him, a line of emaciated, doomed humans awaits their turn in a post-apocalyptic slaughterhouse. A powerful visual metaphor for animal cruelty, human hypocrisy, and societal decay — true to the band’s extreme ethos.
D E A D - D O G - S O C I A L - C L U B (FINAL MIX) Phone Case
by Cosmic_Hell
$17 $23
Description: Sink your fangs into the poetry of decay. The “Wilderness Remains” t-shirt showcases a meticulously inked cougar skull erupting with forest life—delicate ferns, wild mushrooms, crawling vines, and a silvered spider web complete with lurking arachnid. Soft watercolor touches meet precise pen linework, merging life and death in a single arresting image. Whether you’re headed to a metal show, a moonlit hike, or an art-house café. Ideal for biologists, foragers, tattoo-art fans, dark-academia dreamers, and anyone who knows beauty blooms from the bones beneath. Wear it as a silent ode to the untamed cycle: hunt, fall, sprout, repeat.
“Wilderness Remains” – Cougar Skull & Botanical Decay Tee Phone Case
by Victor Shadehorn
$17 $23
Description: A blood-soaked vulture tears into a skeletal corpse beneath a dripping sigil—this Thy Art Is Murder design captures the unholy wrath of deathcore. Gory, bleak, and iconoclastic, it screams with apocalyptic hunger and ritual violence.
Thy Art Is Murder – Vulture Feast of Deathcore Blasphemy Phone Case
by lindsa studio
$17 $23
