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RETRO MOVIE ART

This design features another one of my original block prints. The block print is of Mr. Hyde, a famous literary character. The design also has typography in the background that symbolizes the characteristics of Mr. Hyde.

Collab with the great Tony Centeno : http://tiny.cc/zgspjy

Dr. Jekyll Mr. Hyde Zombie Creep Have a Nice Day!

From the 1931 classic, "Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde", here's the infamous Mr. hyde himself.

A monster he can't control...has taken over his very soul!

What happens with a young Jackal doctor makes a potion to create a better version of him self. Mr. Hyena happens.

Dr. Jekyll Mr. Hyde Zombie Creep Retro Horror Vintage

Here is the full poster for Strange Case of Doctor Jekyll and Mister Hyde. It is set to look best on Navy Blue

Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde offices side by side.

Here is the shirt from our performance of Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde

I'm sure ya wont die!

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Classic movie poster. Image has been enhanced and colors restored. The original image has passed into public domain.

Inspector Dr Jekyll - Mr. Hyde

In this 1913 classic horror, Dr. Henry Jekyll experiments with scientific means of revealing the hidden, dark side of man and releases a murderer from within himself. Design by Vintage Horror Club. Available on a range of apparel for men and women. Bags, device cases, prints, home décor, stationery and other cool gift items available too. Don’t forget to subscribe to my blog or connect with me on Facebook and Instagram for more design updates, price slashes and giveaways. https://www.victoriahallauthor.com/subscribe https://www.facebook.com/VictoriaHallAuthor/ https://www.instagram.com/victoriahallauthor/?hl=en

The best of the best in gothic fiction.

Mr Hyde illustration!

Characters from the gothic novel The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde are the centerpiece of this spooky rendition of the tarot card The World. What separates the two is the potion Jekyll uses to transform into Hyde. The cyclical nature of life is the theme for this card as is shown by the potion portal & the full and empty bottles in each character's hand.

Come JOIN THE PARTY with this Original Portrait Illustration by Chris Nielsen

Jekyll Island is a fake brewery company created by Independent Studio Services as a prop for the 2005 television series My Name is Earl and has appeared in several television shows since then. The brand produces lager, red ale and a root beer. The brewery is supposed to be in the Caribbean, but the real Jekyll Island is one of the Sea Islands off the coast of Georgia, USA.

Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1920) Haydon Film Poster

The World is a card that is known for symbolizing integration, travel, completion, and adversely it represents delays and seeking a sense of closure. For this design, we felt that Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde suited the narrative beautifully and made for a compelling visual story. In our version, The World shows Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde during their transition. In the center of this design, we see Dr. Jekyll passing through a portal created by the potion in his hand. On the other side lies Mr. Hyde. The circular shape of the potion portal represents the cycle of new beginnings and completion. As Dr. Jekyll moves through the circle by drinking the potion, he is immediately transitioning into a new phase. Around the transitioning Dr. Jekyll and ...

Decisions, decisions, decisions

From the 1920 version of "Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde", this is John Barrymore as one of the titular characters, Mr. Hyde. Why is it in blue? Well on original screenings of many silent classics, the projectionist used to have colored slides that wou;d go over the projection window at certain moments of the movie. an old way to inject color and mood into film, but pretty cool nonetheless. So in this scene, Mr. Hyde is doused in blue, so that's what I went with.

the Jekyll & Hyde notes #1 by Loui Jover

Original FAMOUS WEIRDOS Art.

The duality of man

No Tardis... just a potion.

'You must suffer me to go my own dark way" - quote from Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson

Female version of the two faces of Dr.Jekyll and Mr.Hyde, in a fantasy style

Mr Hyde design by John C Snipes.

An image depicting Santa Claus as Mr. Hyde. Santa Claus is wearing his traditional red and white outfit, but it is tattered and dishevelled, reflecting the transformation into Mr. Hyde. His expression is wild and menacing, with unkempt hair and a sinister grin. The background is a dark, foggy Victorian street, adding to the ominous and eerie atmosphere. Around him are shadows and hints of a snowy Christmas setting, but twisted into a more foreboding and mysterious scene, combining the joyous character of Santa Claus with the dark, unsettling nature of Mr. Hyde.

Man is no truly one but truly two

I also have a bad side