Schwarzenegger Pillows

Reproduction: What it would be like if Arnold Schwarzenegger played DC Comics' Sgt. Rock character on screen.

The bodybuilding legend Arnold Schwarzenegger as a representer of hard work.

Jesus as Arnold Schwarzenegger - I'll be back - Conceptual art

Arnie in one of his original posing pics from the movie Pumping Iron. Pump up your workout and be the gym Terminator.

"They thought he was roadkill. They were wrong."

Arnold Schwarzenegger In My Pocket. Please note that this is a print and not a real pocket.

Skynet ✅ - For Cyborg fans this cool design of one of the most feared corporations from sci-fi movies. You can enjoy it on T-shirts, tapestries, mugs and more nice stuff right now!

Based on a series of Allied propaganda posters from WWII. This version has text more suggestive of the movie versions. I recommend a medium to dark shirt for this art.

digital painting

Alien countdown timer user by the Predator to self-destruct at the climax of the 1987 sci-fi movie classic, starring Arnold Schwarzenegger.

CIA got you pushing too many pencils?

arnold schwarzenegger caricature

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the predator in red polka dot pop art

two snakes facing each other over a black sun, but they are one. long live the reign of thulsa doom.

This is Dutch and Dillon's famous handshake scene from a sci-fi movie named Predator starring Arnold Schwarzenegger.

This illustration is inpsired by the cover of Wolverine #1 (1982) and Terminator.

Predator

80s action

Arnold flexy time

Out there, past them trees.

Do you want to live forever?

Terminator X Purple Rain

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Everybody's favourite Austrian farmboy turned Governator of Caliboria. Wear this shirt of Arnie quotes and Krum will laugh at anybody who tries not to love it.

Stay hungry.

CIA got you pushing too many pencils?

Ode to a favourite film

Commando

Conan Vintage 80s

Old Man Conan

This design was inspired by the 1984 Arnold Schwarzenegger scifi classic, The Terminator. The unforgettable scene at the Tech-Noir club in downtown L.A. where the T-800 robot tracked down its target, Sarah Connor for termination. Standing in the way is her protector, a soldier from the future, Kyle Reese.

James Earl Jones as Thulsa Doom, painted by Daniel Keith

Illustration by Halil Karasu https://www.instagram.com/halilikarasu/