Ozymandias Posters and Art Prints

Ozymandiss - Percy Bysshe Shelley

A quick design.

The king of kign, ancient lord

A beautiful owl

Taking advantage of the release of HBO's Watchmen, based on Alan Moore's acclaimed graphic novel, a tribute to Adrian Veidt a.k.a. Ozymandias. The hierogliphs on both sides are other names of Ramses II and the quote is from the poem Ozymandias, referenced in the graphic novel and also on Breaking Bad.

Adrian Veidt and Bubastis

A quote from the poem Ozymandias by Percy Bysshe Shelley. "Look on my Works, ye Mighty, and despair!"

Fate Grand Order - Ozymandias

The iconic Smiley Face button featuring The Comedian's "human bean juice"

Quote from Rorschach - And all Whores and Politicians will Look up And Shout "save us" and i'll whisper "NO" - from the watchmen comics

"totally indifferent." * remastered image

the end is nigh

Quote from Rorschach - And all Whores and Politicians will Look up And Shout "save us" and i'll whisper "NO" - from the watchmen comics

Edward

I call this guy Ozymandias. It just seemed to fit. The original was done in ink and watercolor on watercolor paper.

The Watchmen design features a tastefully scaled version of the iconic smiley face button worn by The Comedian in The Watchmen comic books and in the epic feature film. It includes some light wear and texturing to give it some vintage authenticity.

Ozymandias poem by percy bysshe shelley. Paper in canvas texture design.

Doctor Manhattan (Dr. Jonathan Osterman), often shortened to Dr. Manhattan or simply Manhattan, is a fictional character who appears in comics published by DC Comics. He is considered the most powerful superhero

Its all a joke...

I hope you like it!!!

Watchmen

MY FACE!

...and here it is, our final night alive.

Ask not for whom the bell tolls

The design is a metaphor for the impact of nuclear testing on American culture. Wayne was a symbol of the American Way of Life, and his death from radiation represents the destruction of the American Dream.

A quick design.

A quick design.

9x12" b & w portrait of Walter White.

Dr. Jon Osterman's choice of symbol

Nite owl

The Squid attack on New York in November 1985. It changed the world.

MY FACE!

It's all a F**KING JOKE!!

Doomsday Clock is ticking...