Spooky Long Sleeve T-Shirts

The official Tampa Bay Spirits Gettysburg 10 design. The Tampa Bay Spirits paranormal investigation team is taking on the Gettysburg battlefields the summer of 2024.

Simple and funny Halloween skeleton costume.

Let's go gentrify the woods

based on some characters my son drew for me.

Be a SMIC-Head and sport this official shirt from the podcast Scary Movie Ice Cream Night!

Hodag

Old ghost

Show your support for the podcast with this unique take of the Believe classic logo!

I've always loved the fx logos on both films, and sad they never made one for Afterlife so I created one myself.

for grumpire

nightdreaming bats

Mr Unpronounceable meets with a representative of the Denizens of the Flesh Forest and receives some terrifying news.

spooky little cute skull

Logo tshirt

Ying to the Yang

A child of nightmares.

Arrrr, Mateys! The captain has come aboard.

Blood covered head with legs for horns

smoking bones

Hear callings from beyond the living, an astral plain of souls and spirits reach for you, Now SUMMON THEM FORTH TO DO YOUR BIDDING MUAHAHAHAHA!!!

My two favorite things to draw, snakes and skulls.

Although THOBM is primarily a ghost story, and a great one at that, Jamie and Dani’s love story is well told without distracting the main storyline. The moonflower quickly becomes a symbol of their love, hard to grow but worth the effort.

Eyebats are drawn to dark deeds, and this Lantern Bat seeks to shed light on them with the Witch’s Lantern

from: https://www.grumpire.com/the-stealthy-sub-genres-of-the-psycho-sequels/

Pizza Planchette

this man is gonna fuck u up, classic slasher style

EPISODE ART FOR... 'MODERATION'

Horror

Skull design traditional drawing

Halloween skeleton

Ghost in Purple Dress

Zombie Lantern!

The vamp-rabbit needs no invitation. It simply goes everywhere you do. Grab this one so it doesn't fly away.

Gotta look good for your first date in a millennium.

Its not Halloween without Silver Shamrock Novelties. Show everyone you know quality masks. ;)

Celebrated at the end of the harvest season and beginning of winter or the 'darker half' of the year