SouthEddie

Description: A portrait of The Man Who Laughs, from the classic silent film of the same name. I attached the "Joker" tag because this character was the inspiration behind the famous villain

Description: Based on a misheard lyric from the song featured in the movie Pod People.

Description: This pop art is based on a scene from the Pod People episode of MST3K.

Description: This was based on a scene from "Don't Look in the Basement". After drawing out the characters and scenery, a layer of red was placed in the background to give the illusion of blood spatter.

Description: Using a cross-stitch pattern as my guide, I composed this was composed entirely of small x's, with translucent color overlay on an off-white background to give the illusion of embroidery.

Description: started with a photo of a rubber chicken, turned it into a cross stitch pattern, and used that as a guide. After painting in each area of color, I drew lines and circles over it as an overlay.

Description: A pop art composition based on a clip from "The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari", rendered in a monochromatic color scheme.

Description: Cesare, from The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari.

Description: A scene from "The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari" rendered in a monochromatic color scheme.

Description: This is based on a scene from "The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari", and rendered in primary colors.

Description: The monster from "The Creeping Terror", done in a cartoonish style. Note the text bubble.

Description: Not all of the monsters were killers; some just wanted to party. For this one, I went with the Dan DeCarlo/ Archie aesthetic.

Description: For this one, I used a warm color scheme for the figures, then created contrast with the blue background. Each color is on its own layer, and those layers were shifted to allow the background to show through.

Description: Santa from Santa and the Ice Cream Bunny.

Description: Mikey and his infamous line from the "Teenage Strangler" episode of MST3K.

Description: Trumpy the alien from "Pod People".

Description: The color scheme was primarily based on the three colors most associated with the Notre Dame Cathedral: blue, red, and gold. Some ares are highlighted in green.

Description: A clip from the film "Winterbeast", rendered in Pop Art style, with a light green text overlay.

Description: Bob Ross rendered in a tetradic color scheme.

Description: In the land of R'lyeh, Chulhu is still on hold.

Description: Based on a royalty-free photo.

Description: This pop art portrait of Picasso was based on a royalty free photo.

Description: This Pop Art portrait is based on a royalty-free picture of Salvador Dali.

Description: A pop art portrait of Sir Christopher Lee, in the public domain film, "City of the Dead".

Description: This was based on a public domain photo of Andy Warhol.

Description: This was based on a clip from a public domain file called "The Satanic Rites of Dracula" and rendered in analogous colors

Description: This pop art image is rendered in primary colors (primarily) and recreates a scene from Mario Bava's classic, Planet of the Vampires.

Description: A portrait of Roy Lichtenstein done, fittingly, in Pop Art style.

Description: This is a play on The Great Gatsby, with a rubber chicken.

Description: This piece consists of Bob Ross' most frequently used colors: Titanium White, Midnight Black, Sap Green, Alizarin Crimson, Pthalo Blue, Cadmium Yellow, and Van Dyke Brown.

Description: I overheard a little boy saying this at a community bingo fundraiser, and it has become my mantra on bingo and trivia night.

Description: A pop art style portrait of Salvador Dali with his pet ocelot

Description: This is a pop art rendition of a scene from Bloody Pit of Horror.

Description: A pop art style portrait of Pitch from Santa Claus (1959), uttering one of his lines from the film.

Description: Dropo, the laziest man on Mars and their designated Santa Claus surrogate, with an overlay of his catchphrase.

Description: Another portrait of Bob Ross: it has the same color scheme and keeps the nature theme of the previous works.