Showing posts with label monster. Show all posts
Showing posts with label monster. Show all posts

Sunday, December 2, 2012

The Lurker

The Lurker from Raygun Robyn

The lurker at the heart of the cosmos sees you and he will eat you. What I really love about this Lovecraft inspired tee is the fact it is so different from all the others. Cthulhu is shown as a black shape, blotting out the stars. The contrast is really effective. Having the monster become the neckline is also unique and works beautifully. The lack of detail means this could be an monster, therefore offering a much broader appeal.

Friday, November 30, 2012

Surreal Emu

Collaboration between Travis Price and Any Forty

Seriously cool, limited edition and truly unique - what more could you ask for? I can't make up my mind if this multi eyed emu is the result of genetic engineering gone mad or a covered up toxic spill. You can make up your own story. 

Tuesday, November 20, 2012

Ruin

Ruin by Dan Mumford

There are certain artists that have such a unique style that you can instantly recognise their work. Dan Mumford is one of those people. His work is always amazingly detailed and has a brilliant sense of light and shadow. The main problem is that small images on the net just can't do it enough justice.

Thursday, November 1, 2012

Klopenstein

Klopenstein by Skummie

A cyclops Frankenstien monster. I really don't need to say much more than that and to be honest I don't think I could come up with anything better than what is already on the site.

Mad scientist, Dr. Edward VanKlopenstein, sought to improve upon inferior designs of his predecessor's doomed experiments. He worked tirelessly in his super secret underground lab to create a superior monster.

Monday, October 29, 2012

Moonster

Moonster from Sleep Terror

We all heard stories of the man in the moon as children. Little did we realise how terrifying the reality actually is. The moon is a multi eyed creature looking down on us. Imagine all the things he has seen. I wonder if he is judging us. I like the idea that adding just one extra letter to a word creates a whole new character. Very clever.

Tuesday, October 9, 2012

Decimation

Decimation by Dan Mumford

This reminds me of those old pulpy science fiction covers. A fire breathing, tentacled, alien monster is on a destruction frenzy and killing everyone in its path. The soldier crouching behind the car with his gun at the ready looks so insignificant compared to his adversary. It makes me want to know his story. Will he survive, save the day, or get fried along with the others?

Monday, August 13, 2012

Ship Destroyer

Ship Destroyer from Rise To Glory

This is the perfect sort of tee for those looking for an alternative to the common skull tshirt. A giant sea worm / monster thing destroying ships is just so horror, rock n roll looking that it could easily be a band poster. The artwork is just incredible and detailed that I want to get closer for a better look.

Sunday, July 1, 2012

Cthulhu

Cthulhu by Stephen Bunnell

This is by far the best representation I have ever come across of the legendary Cthulhu and it is on a tee. It really brings Lovecraft's creation to life also and stays true to the literary description he wrote of it. Fantastic.

Sunday, June 3, 2012

Brainsucker

Brainsucker from Bad News Boards

I am not quite sure what the monster on this tee actually is. It looks a bit like Cthulhu with the Stonemasons pyramid giving it a cyclops eye. It does have a great sense of fun to it that I really love which is backed up by the crazy colors. In fact it is actually available in two color schemes, either red and blue or purple and yellow. Personally I prefer the red and blue just because the blood is the right color.

Tuesday, May 15, 2012

Hopscotch

Hopscotch from Denada

It seems the monsters that used to live in the closet are getting smarter. If your phone or laptop goes missing you know they have dragged it under the bed to do some studying, perhaps even get a degree.

Saturday, May 12, 2012

Badseed

Badseed from Electric Zombie

I was immediately drawn to this tee because of my childhood. Growing up around cars and heavy metal music flying eyeballs and skulls were normal. This shirt is something different though. At first the electrical cord threw me, but it did get me thinking. Being portrayed as an umbilical cord it seems to represent the technological culture that we find ourselves in. It is monstrous, obscene and bizarre. Are we supposed to be ready for it as soon as we are born, or should we unplug to be reborn?
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