Black Rob Posters and Art Prints

RIP 🙏

Classic 1990's mercenary anti-hero variant cover art by Rob Liefeld!

Who doesn't love Rob Benedict aka God / Chuck Shurley from the TV show Supernatural? This is the word Hope, meant as a cheer up and reminder, handwritten by Rob himself (white version also available). (Part of my Hope collection. Other handwritings coming soon! :) )

R.O.B

Hurry up! Move the thing! And the other thing! You’ll have to sail around for hours until you find a harbour, but it’s worth it! (Vol 2 - Turismo Attraverso il Cinema, Issue 87) ALSO AVAILABLE IN YELLOW!

This is a specific reference to the show Parks and Recreation

Metallic illustration

This piece is to do with changing and growing as you get older. The roots and flower, growing out of her arm represents that.

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A monster for halloween!

mini cooper black shirt

Feel the Bern in HELLLLLLL

White Zombie - La Sexorcisto, devil music vol.1

"Black #1" Acrylic painting on linen. Abstract minimalist, solid black, textural painting by Rob Talo

White Zombie - La Sexorcisto, devil music vol.1 (Colour)

Sinister old man, original art using black ink, pen and acrylic.

Inspired by the excellent film noir spoof of IASIP.

Jeepers Creepers

"Fire Dancer" Oil on canvas painting by Rob Talo. Photorealistic painting of a beautiful fire dancer

"Aerial Dancer" Oil on canvas painting by Rob Talo. Acrobatic Aerial Dancer with red silk ribbon.

White Zombie

Metallic illustration

Living Dead Girl

Festive skull, ready for Christmas.....ho, ho, ho!

Life and death.

A man with a moustache who pleased to meet you!

Man staring with piercing eyes.

The skull in the centre represents the artist and everything around it is the ideas bursting out.

Dealing with inner issues with yourself can be hard. I've tried to capture that in this image.

Polaroid style picture of a happy dude!

Skull still laughing.

"Crocodile Eye: Perspective on Time" acrylic on canvas painting by Rob Talo. Of all the those who made it through the Cretaceous extinction, more species of crocodile survived than almost any other creature on Earth. Civilizations rise and fall as the human species struggles to adapt to this planet but the crocodile remains nearly identical to its prehistoric relatives, never needing to evolve. It would seem that the crocodile is made for this planet and this planet is made for the crocodile. What’s it like to perceive time through the eyes of a creature that has survived for millions of years before we came to be on this planet? Will it still be here for millions of years after we are gone?

Girl and her creepy monster friends.

Mixed media piece.

A mystical floating skull.