Parasite Pins and Buttons

A minimalist poster extracted from every frame of the movie, presented in an abstract liquid colorful way. The movie "starts" on the top and "ends" on the bottom of the poster.

A zombie, a parasitic fungus, and a pair of hammers...

Did you get infected and recovered? Then this is the perfect design to show you are no longer dangerous to others and are able to help. Stay safe and fight the pandemic.

Did you get infected and recovered? Then this is the perfect design to show you are no longer dangerous to others and are able to help. Stay safe and fight the pandemic.

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Good and Evil always together.

Parasite fungus

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The infected are coming

Parasyte - Shinichi

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Illustration of Shinichi from Parasyte anime

Parasyte

A minimalist poster extracted from every frame of the movie, presented in a warp visualization. The movie "starts" and "ends" at 12 o'clock.

Panic gripped the childs heart as the tendrils wormed their way beneath the skin. The horror of the moment was too much, but there was no reprieve. No escape. Nothing.

inspired by Parasyte anime

Print from the movie "Parasite", directed by Bong Joon-Ho

The Ridden are Coming

It's dinnertime for this hungry flea who brings along his own knife and fork! Bug fun for insect humour!

Lifeform mashup

parasite eve - vintage minimalism

Enjoy this "death metal band" stylized shirt from the hit anime series, "Parasyte The Maxim" Featuring all the fandom's most liked characters. Perfect for any fan of the show!

Parasyte - Shinichi

Hookworm parasite design

He just wants a hug !

Look at it go

He's not looking so good

Eurytoma larva

Dog Mom Fleam sarcastic dog mom dark humor. modified by pelagio AM

Diplolepis larva

Eurytoma

The Ridden are coming...

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Imagine you have a tiny bug living on your face. That's basically what a face mite is. These microscopic creatures are like tiny relatives of spiders that live in the pores and hair follicles of your face, especially around your nose, forehead, and cheeks.