Dracula Mashup Posters and Art Prints

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inspired by horror movies mashup

Bela is waiting for you to present him your neck. Some classic horror in this caricature t-shirt!! Have some Halloween fun!

Because now a days every modern game needs, a Day One Patch Kids

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Experience the Ultimate Monster Mashup with Our Dracula-Frankenstein T-shirt! This spine-tingling design merges the iconic characters of Dracula and Frankenstein's monster into a single, electrifying creature. Whether you're a fan of classic horror or just love a good mashup, this shirt is a hauntingly cool addition to your collection, perfectly capturing the essence of Halloween.

inspired by movies

Duck bit by a Vampire.

Merry Christmas!....... No......... Wait a minute......... Oh no, the pixelmonsters have invaded christmas!!!! Look out Santa, it's going to be a "Scary Christmas" this year! Here's a pixel monster devil with some christmas spirit in a colorful snowstorm. Keepin' it real.....scary, that is! Mwahahahaha . . . . Want a different: Background color? Size of picture? Placement of picture? Just message me and I'll set it up for you! Also check me out on Deviantart at http://gkillerb.deviantart.com/ And follow me @artofgkillerb on Instagram!

Merry Christmas!....... No......... Wait a minute......... Oh no, the pixelmonsters have invaded christmas!!!! Look out Santa, it's going to be a "Scary Christmas" this year! Here's a pixel monster devil with some christmas spirit in a colorful snowstorm. Keepin' it real.....scary, that is! Mwahahahaha

Bram Stoker(1847-1912) was an Irish author, best known for his 1897 Gothic novel Dracula

Dracula design parodying the poster for A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night.

inspired by dracula

Cool, spooky vampire jack o’ lantern face to be worn at Halloween parties or while trick or treating. Can be worn as a costume alternative.

The Grunge Nosfertu Slayer

Fela meets Bela

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Monster Squad never says "die!"

Nosferatu has turned into a Vampire Butterfly

Two Belmonts and one Vampire we be getting down with no delay.

Did you know Dracula was Irish? In fact Bram Stoker who wrote the original book and created Dracula was born in Dublin 150 years ago. With this unique play on a classic phrase you can celebrate the trifecta of Halloween, Dracula and Ireland!