Driller Stickers
Description: The Driller Killer is a 1979 horror film that focuses on Reno Miller, an artist struggling to survive in NYC. He draws inspiration from scenes of daily street life and occasional random violence. Under pressure to finish his oft-delayed grand masterpiece, his psychotic alter-ego takes over, and he begins killing random vagrants to boost his creativity, not quite realizing that it is happening in reality. When an art dealer grimly rejects Reno's finished masterpiece, Reno's mental condition quickly deteriorates and things go downhill fast.
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Description: Directional driller pride meets modern technology in this bold design celebrating human skill, field experience, and precision underground. The message honors drilling professionals whose judgment and steady hands cannot be replaced by AI. A strong choice for oilfield crews, boring contractors, utility installation teams, and skilled trade workers who take pride in doing the job right.
Description: A classic vintage-inspired circular crest graphic celebrating Tulsa, Oklahoma, the Oil Capital of the World. Features a detailed woodcut-style illustration of the iconic Golden Driller statue standing tall with a shovel and oil derrick, framed by a radiant sunburst and the rolling waters of the Arkansas River. The background highlights famous Tulsa landmarks including the historic Holy Family Cathedral spires, the downtown Art Deco skyline, and a Route 66 highway shield emblem. Encased in a warm mustard-gold and navy circular border with bold red-and-cream arched collegiate typography reading "TULSA" across the top and "OKLAHOMA" along the bottom. Perfect for Tulsa natives, Green Country locals, Route 66 road trippers, Oklahoma travelers, a
Description: We first see this text during the opening of Abel Ferrara's exploitation Video Nasty-piece, DRILLER KILLER. Anyone who has ever heard The Roosters would probably wanna go on a drill-killing frenzy, too. (It was also featured in Martin Scorsese's documentary THE LAST WALTZ, based around rock group The Band.)
