Severed Head Pillows
Description: This iconic piece from Cryptopsy’s landmark album “None So Vile” merges classical beauty with violent extremity. A stoic woman calmly holds a severed head, contrasting the elegance of Renaissance-style art with brutal death metal savagery. The unsettling imagery captures the chaos, misanthropy, and intensity that defines Cryptopsy’s technical and unapologetically vile legacy.
Description: A retro-style poster featuring a close-up of a man's head strapped into a complex machine with wires and tubes connected to it. The man has a distressed expression. Below the machine, in bold white lettering on a red background, is the text "THE BRAIN THAT WOULDN'T DIE". To the right of the text are small silhouetted figures of a man and a woman.
The Brain That Wouldn't Die Severed Head Machine Retro Poster Pillow
by chasingvisions
$23 $28
Description: NOTE: This art is JUST WHITE INK so it will print cleaner on BLACK and other dark colored shirts. Dark pink is pretty cool too. I have your back, well, actually your front. Clean line art. This series is a bunch of my sketches from various sketch books, blown-up and cleaned-up some... trying to balance between computer and hand drawn. Hooray for scribbles! All of these are from original pen and paper drawings. You know, OLD stuff!
Description: Survive the horror outbreak with this retro comic zombie illustration! Featuring a creepy green undead zombie walking beside a floating severed head and a sharp survival machete, layered over dark typographic background reading "Zombie Apocalypse". Combining 90s lowbrow comic art style, classic B-movie horror aesthetics, spooky Halloween vibes, and detailed hand-drawn vector illustration, this unique graphic is ideal for zombie lovers, horror movie fans, Halloween enthusiasts, goth fashion lovers, and comic book collectors. Perfect for t-shirts, hoodies, stickers, mugs, phone cases, and horror room wall art posters!
Description: "Tortuga" (literally "Tortoise" in English) was a Cartel drug runner who worked for Juan Bolsa. He was also secretly a criminal informant to the DEA in El Paso about the inner workings of the cartel. He would ultimately be murdered by The Cousins on the orders of Juan Bolsa for his betrayal of the cartel.
