Dead City Stickers

skull illustration japanese style

skull illustration

skull illustration

skull illustration japanese style

A true urban bird.

I'm a Mess / Sid Vicious Punk Rock Pin

Bring us your bones!

Nederland,Home of the Frozen Dead Guy

This “Just Say No” design advocates against meth use in inner-city communities.

born in welton

"NO THRU TRAFFIC" #3

LOST CITY SERIES

minimalistic but very effective design

Undead in a tuxedo with a burning head. Raven sits on the Shoulder. Night city.

Photograph One of the angels on the Cooper monument - on the right hand side after you've crossed the Bridge of Sighs, half way up the hillside.

Cities logo parody

Every day, humans come one step closer to self destruction. I’m not destroying the world, I’m saving it!” Albert W.

Show off your employer pride or county pride or murder pride? Vintage distressed look logo

Dead rat on a shirt

1980s Style Chapel Hill Mall Akron Ohio Logo

The Dead City Radio

A jewel of a sugar skull fan art of a legendary bijoux boutique. Anyone up for breakfast? Fan art.

Original artwork done by @mafmove Mark Forton. All designs are ORIGINAL concepts by visual artist Mark Forton (@mafmove). Copyright © 2018-2021 All Rights Reserved.

Chief Skull shirt

Jill Valentine

Cityscape Joe Russo’s Almost Dead design 2019

Fulci Horror

This simple black and white design will look best printed on light colors! Looks great simply on white.

Social commentary with a slight touch of humour. © This design is property of Maratus Funk under copyright. Any unauthorised reproduction or copying of the products or images featured on this website and belonging to Maratus Funk may result in legal action.

Up in the Motor City these zombies don't play, unless it's on ice! They play mostly clean but remember keep your head up when the GUSHIN' FIVE take their graveyard shift!

DARYL DIXON X THE WALKING DEAD fan art

If you're planning a trip to Cabo San Lucas then this Sugar Skull Day of the Dead is the perfect design for you.

The Dead Boys' 1977 debut is among the greatest punk albums ever made, so a follow-up was going to be tough. The band's label was convinced they had commercial potential, so to insure success, they brought in Felix Pappalardi to produce their 1978 follow up, We Have Come For Your Children. Pappalardi was best known as the bassist for rock band Mountain, and his job was to reign in the Boys. Unfortunately, he was so successful that he ruined a lot of what was great about the Dead Boys. Recording was problematic, and sessions were halted when the band became convinced that Pappalardi didn't understand their music. The band tried, but were unsuccessful to get another producer; so the album was pushed out, and they broke up a short time later.

get your punk rock vibes on rockaway beach

Fragile Mazapan Heart PINK