1930s Mugs

Cartoon based on the religious character of the Devil, designed in the cartoon style of the 30s

No, really, how pig is it?

Fantastic cover art for Amazing Stories magazine, November 1931. Artist unknown, now in the public domain.

From my original ink and watercolor illustration.

The Savoy Hotel, The Strand, London UK

Dracula - Dark Version.

Nosferatu Rubber Hose Vintage Cartoon Design

The classic follow-up to "Bride Of Frankenstein."

Vintage Phone 1930s Pop Art

What would Blink 182 look like as 1930s rubber hose cartoon characters?

1930s print " May we suggest today - " depicting a plate of hot buttered waffles and bacon.

Our Retro Witch is based on classic 1930’s Halloween images. Fun, funky and just a little bit spooky, the Retro Devil is available on a full line of products for you and your home!

The 30s...Art-Goût-Beauté 2b

Vintage travel poster from Japan. Manchurian Airlines Air Service between Shinkyo and Ranan. Published in the 1930s.

1933 image

vintage clowns and ribbons symbolic theater laughter mask

Vintage dancing on the moon

Here's a scene from Scream 6 drawn in the 1930s Rubberhose style as seen in Cuphead

This Clumsy Mug is broken. What do we do?

Shirley Temple dressed up as Santa, appears to have fallen asleep on the job! A sweet design on any of the many products here and a perfect gift for any Shirley Temple fan. If you would like a different background color then the ones shown, let me know and I can change it for you!

Digitized from my original pencil sketch. Inspired by the movie “The Devil To pay”, circa 1930.

Portrait on Betty Davis. With inspirational quote. Can be paired with other movie stars illustrations from my collection. Copyright © Fanitsa Petrou. All Rights Reserved. www.fanitsa-petrou.com

Fictional Gotham magazine from the 20s

Vintage advertising poster for Bullens Circus, Australia. Published in the 1930s.

Cartoon based on the religious character of the Devil, designed in the cartoon style of the 30s

The Art Deco era holds a plethora of commercial design during a period of extraordinary creative vitality. Reflecting French popular culture at the height of its inveterate flair and exuberant joie de vivre. The design industry was and still is a large part of french culture. This timeless logo celebrates the beauty and simplicity of French Graphic Design from the 1930s.

A black and white illustration of Dr. Benjamin McKenna, from the Alfred Hitchcock movie, The Man Who Knew Too Much. A movie poster design for people who love Hitchcock suspense movies, Hollywood movies and movie stars of the 1930's.

Miles was pretty cheerful, considering he'd had his guts scooped out and a face carved into him.

Vintage travel poster from Krakow, Poland. Published in the 1930s.

Classic romantic dramedy starring James Cagney and Joan Blondell.

Snowmobile concept from the 1930s

Late 1930s advertisement for Fort Worth, Texas the " Amusement Center of the Southwest ".

Barbara Stanwyck

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Take time to slow down!

Bride of Frankenstein design