Horrific Tapestries
Description: This haunting design captures the dread of paranoid alien horror and practical monster movie effects that defined 1980s practical creature cinema. The fractured, icy aesthetic appeals to fans of body horror, sci-fi terror, and films exploring isolation and distrust. Perfect for collectors of dark graphic apparel and horror enthusiasts who appreciate layered visual storytelling over jump-scares—wear your appreciation for the genre's most intelligent, unsettling classics.
Description: Dive deep into classical literature with this mysterious Gothic Book Club design. Featuring a majestic raven perched atop an open volume, it embodies a haunting memento mori raven theme for dark academia readers. Showcase your passion for the arcane with this striking gothic book club expression.
Description: "Cannibal Corpse - Chaos Horrific" embodies the brutal and apocalyptic vision of the undead, with zombies rising from the grave and terrorizing the living. The dark, eerie blue tones contrast with the blood-soaked red accents, creating a sense of chaos and horror. The phrase "Chaos Horrific" emphasizes the carnage and overwhelming destruction that unfolds in this design. Perfect for fans of death metal, horror, and apocalyptic themes, this design is a graphic representation of the horrific chaos associated with Cannibal Corpse.
Description: Vampires and Catholic aesthetic go together like mint and chocolate to me...yes something that should shun away from the holy light is able to blend in and such...okay I just wanted to draw something hot and I am on a catholic priestification kick and just let me release these inner demons of mine darn it.
Description: The cover of the book Horrific Scribes Presents: Invasions of World, Home, Body, and Mind, an anthology of provocative, scary, and strange works by 24 authors.
Horrific Scribes Presents: Invasions of World, Home, Body, and Mind Tapestry
by Horrific Scribblings
$30
Description: The great fly scare of the 1890's was brought on by the new knowledge of germs in society. Flys were seen as one of the greatest spreaders of disease and germs. This also led to a change in fashion as they wanted to keep flys out, the same flys who were attracted to ladies long dresses which would be soaked in horse shit when they left the house so women started wearing shorter skirts.
