Ravenous Tapestries

Description: Coronel Ives, played by Robert Carlyle gives Pvt. Toffler direct orders in 1999's "Ravenous"

Description: Ravenous Movie 2

Description: Ravenous Movie 1

Description: Ravenous Movie

Description: Jeremy Davies exclaimed as he was awoke by a cannibalistic sleeperwalker in 1999's RAVENOUS.

Description: Original is an altered book. Little Red Riding Hood in the jaws of the skull of the wolf.

Description: Ramen Lover Foodie Late Night Eater. Midnight Ramen Cavern Temple 深夜営業 Late Night Business All Night Ravenous. For Hungry Noodle Enthusiasts. No Ramen No Moon.

Description: Chapter 11 Part 6 of A Collection of Cryptic Cadences & Mythical Musings. Find the book on Amazon.

Description: Second version

Description: Bone Tomahawk

Description: Bone Tomahawk

Description: Witty vintage-distressed cartoon of a drooling, crazed badger clutching a fork and steak knife while stalking behind a cheerful little skunk, featuring the outrageous southern saying: "So Hungry I Could Eat The North End Of A Southbound Skunk." The ultimate gag gift for big eaters, country humor fans, and outdoor enthusiasts.

Description: vulture illustration with a fierce stare and detailed feathers perched on a bare branch in striking black and white gothic wildlife art.

Description: Vintage vulture artwork with a bold black and white bird perched on a branch, paired with the phrase you look tired for a rugged retro look.

Description: Thirsty nevermore with this Poe "The Raven" inspired beer design. This label will tell your friends you like classic literature and drinking beer.

Description: Thirsty nevermore with this delicious raven crow beer ale design based on Edgar Allen Poe The Raven

Description: I'm watching you. Black and white hand drawn owl

Description: My Apocalypse Arch Enemy

Description: Arch Enemy Dead Inside

Description: Arch Enemy Silverwing

Description: Arch Enemy Bury Me an Angel

Description: Seed of Hate Arch Enemy

Description: Arch Enemy Dead Inside

Description: Seed of Hate Arch Enemy