Vegan Horror Pins and Buttons
Description: Spooky season meets vegan compassion in this “Horror in My Romance, Not in My Recipes” design — a vintage-inspired mashup of classic monster love and ethical living. Featuring Frankenstein and his Bride in a bold retro art style, this piece blends old-school horror romance with a cheeky vegan message: keep the drama in your dating life, not your dinner plate. Perfect for Halloween or year-round spooky vibes, this design celebrates compassion with a darkly romantic twist. Great for vegans, tattoo lovers, horror fans, and retro art collectors.
Description: This eerie yet hilarious design combines horror movie vibes with vegan values. A creepy groom with wild hair and a gothic bride in red stand side by side, under the words: “Horror in My Love Life, Not My Lunch.”
Horror in My Love Life, Not My Lunch – Retro Horror Nostalgia Vegan Design Pin
by VegancoreGoods
$3.25
Description: Make a bold statement with this striking high-contrast illustration advocating for the ethical treatment of animals. Perfect for activists and supporters of the cruelty-free movement, this design features a powerful punk-inspired aesthetic that demands attention. Show your commitment to animal liberation with a piece that blends vintage horror tropes with a modern message of compassion.
Description: Perfect for those who embrace a plant-based lifestyle with a hardcore edge. Featuring dark art and death metal aesthetics, this design is ideal for fans of heavy metal, thrash, and black metal. Show off your veganism with a grunge, horror-inspired look that screams rock and gore. Make a bold statement about animal rights and veganism while staying true to your metal roots!
Description: Rest in Peas, a darkly playful desert-rock scene featuring a skeleton resting in a coffin overflowing with peas, abandoned in the middle of nowhere somewhere in the Nevada desert. A strange mix of psychedelic rock, vintage tattoo art and dusty Western imagery, sun-baked, surreal and slightly morbid, with the absurdity of the pea-filled coffin at the centre of it all.