Sacrifice Socks
Description: Inspired by heavy metal, fantasy, dark arts and tattoo imagery, the skull of the slain Devourer of Souls is placed neatly in the centre of the sacrificial triangle. It's terrifying ram's horns, sharp bone-piercing teeth and pentagram scarring clearly on show. Only the brave, or the foolish, would choose to wear the mark of The Devourer.
Description: This is the perfect for anyone who is interested retro board game, vintage art, funny parody designs or anyone you know that has a unique sense of style, this design is for you! Featuring vintage style book art with contrasting slogan. A fun look that is perfect for wearing with your favourite outfit or while sacrificing Timmy, and anywhere you desire! Show your individuality, and unique nature by wearing this Lets sacrifice Timmy design.
Andrei Tarkovsky The Sacrifice Tree Illustration Socks
by Burro Tees - Movie Illustrations and fanart!
$20
Description: A haunting intersection of cybernetics and symbolism. Inspired by the gritty, melancholic rotoscope aesthetic of 'Waltz with Bashir', this design reimagines Detroit’s finest as a modern-day martyr. Featuring Robocop in a posture reminiscent of the Vitruvian Man, fused with a striking golden cross and a crown of thorns in flames, this artwork explores the loss of humanity in the pursuit of absolute order. Executed with heavy ink outlines, deep chiaroscuro shadows, and a powerful limited palette of amber yellow and steel blue. This isn't just a fan art; it’s a critique of corporate resurrection and the ghost within the machine.
Andrei Tarkovsky's The Sacrifice Illustration Socks
by Burro Tees - Movie Illustrations and fanart!
$20
Description: The symbolism of the mother pelican feeding her little baby pelicans is rooted in an ancient legend which preceded Christianity. The legend was that in time of famine, the mother pelican wounded herself, striking her breast with the beak to feed her young with her blood to prevent starvation. Another version of the legend was that the mother fed her dying young with her blood to revive them from death, but in turn lost her own life. Given this tradition, one can easily see why the early Christians adapted it to symbolize our Lord, Jesus Christ. The pelican symbolizes Jesus our Redeemer who gave His life for our redemption and the atonement He made through His passion and death. We were dead to sin and have found new life through the Blo...
