Insect Killer Pillows

Do you hate bugs? This pattern is perfect for you! Simple graphics and a meaningful slogan will make you a true insect slayer.

Known cure for the common murder hornet.

rainbow killer bee ecopop with mexican patterns, illustration art with vector graphics from totonac culture by lebeau

One of my favorite things to do is tell Mini AD, my 4 year old son, about strange things in nature. "Son, did you know honey is bee vomit?" He stares at me. By the expression on his face, you can literally tell his brain is furiously processing this information. Honey good. Vomit bad. A grin goes across his face. I'm about to hear "out of the mouth of babes". "I tooted on you, daddy!" That's my boy... lol http://www.artisticdyslexia.com/

death head moth butterfly seen in the silence of the lambs, movie of a cannibal serial killer, dr hannibal lecter

This Killer Bee is ready to wreak some serious havoc with its tomahawk axes. Now not only do you have be afraid of its sting, but also the deadly weapons it is carrying.

a killing bee in hornet kaiju style

green hornet ecopop with mexican patterns, art by lebeau

"Closeup of a Cicada Killer" is a photograph taken in Palm Desert California. These very large hornets seem menacing due to their size but they are more interested in finding Cicadas. All the years photographing these amazing bug I have never had one bother me (sting or bite) Copyright by Colleen Cornelius

Beastiary Honey Bee ecopop, deadly hornet bee, human killer with Mexican patterns, geometry and colors, Aztec tribal style vector, a monster from the mind of Mexican artist lebeau

The fantastic beasts - Killer wasp

A bee with the words Queen of the Wild on it, showcasing its regal presence in its natural habitat.

For those who keep the lambs silent.

Whenever feasible, one should always try to eat the trash. The Silence of the Lambs Parody.

A creepy death's head hawkmoth. Great for fans of strange bugs and Silence of the lambs.

"Closeup of a Cicada Hornet in Black and White" is a photograph taken in Palm Desert California. These very large hornets seem menacing due to their size but they are more interested in finding Cicadas. All the years photographing these amazing bug I have never had one bother me (sting or bite) Digital Art Copyright by Colleen Cornelius

Asian giant hornet illustration,

queen bee in pattern of totonac culture in mexico

A honeycomb with dark killer bees.

The myth, the legendary, Bugkiller: 2002

forget the killer bees

Wasp Tribal, Warm color pallete

Fantasy Ant World Series Born to be killer assassin with strong Jaw

In collaboration with artfolio.

A design of a honey bee with hexagon hive combs.

Are you proud to be the brave one? The person people can count on for all their creepy crawlies? Show it with pride with a Certified Spider Killer design.

A delicate centipede wreath surrounds a painting of pathological patriarch Mr. Peach.

They're pesky little blighters but when you get one, that is a sense of achievement like no other. Well done you!