New Dead Posters and Art Prints

The Dead Rabbits were a notorious Irish-American gang that roamed the streets of old New York in a notorious slum known as the Five Points. It was a time when only the tough could survive. Personal grievances, business competition, and even political differences were often settled with fists. The Dead Rabbits’ nemesis would be a Nativist gang known as the Bowery Boys. Violence was golden as America struggled to define itself, but the struggle helped shape the character of the USA, and came to define the hard-working, hard-fighting, hard-drinking American immigrant.

Madison Square Gardens on New Years Eve is much like a great big colorful ball pit. Just watch out for the clones!

The Dead Rabbits were a notorious Irish gang that dominated the nefarious Five Points neighborhood of New York City during the mid to late 1800’s. The Dead Rabbits became part of popular culture when they were portrayed in Martin Scorsese’s 2006 film “Gangs of New York” with Leonardo DiCaprio playing the fictional leader of the well known gang. The Dead Rabbits Gang was easily identified by the red striped shirts they wore to show their affiliation with the gang. This design incorporates the red stripes that look almost like blood or paint smears across the background of the image of a rabbit’s skull, and some Celtic Knots to reflect the Irish culture associated with the Dead Rabbits gang. Also, The words “Dead Rabbits” and a refe...

“Christian Lord guide my hand against the invading hordes and their Roman Potpourri!”

Charcoal portrait of Bill the butcher from Gangs of New York

Some Girls are Bigger than Others

What do you do when your mother turns into a zombie, your uncle tries to extort your inheritance, and your party turns into a deadly outbreak? One word: Lawnmower. <br/><br/> http://www.binarygod.com/portfolio-item/partys-dead-alive/

When you're at Madison Square Gardens on New Years Eve in 2019 watch out for the clones. And Trey may need to be saved by Resque Squad. Boy, Man, God, Shit. Wash Uffizi drive me to Firenze

Reverend Zombie's window French Quarter New Orleans

PAUL IS DEAD

new FG

Tone Color Wave

Punk rock will never die! Punk is not really a style of music, it was more like a state of mind! - all content is original and owned by me. you cannot use/sell my art without permission. i do not allow people to use my artwork for anything other than personal use. protected by copyright

smile now cry later day of the dead style !

pizza delivery from the death

Dead and Company comes to Citi Field, New York to close out their summer tour on July 15 and 16. I hamd drew this design to wear on a tank top to go with my twirly skirt. Hope to see you there!

Punk forever!

Cumbias not dead. wepaaa

Stiv Bators

Rock & Roll Will Never Die /// Punk Rock Typography Design

el diablito, canina pintada mexicana dia de muertos style

One of the best party bands from the 80's still has the party tunes we all want to thrash to. Let's go crash that party down in Normal-Town.

Samedi's Funeral Home - Get Shrunk Instead of Cremated

Digital art for Clementine from The Walking Dead A New Frontier.

Show your love & support at Kim Wilde's coming concert. The 80s, 90s Pop Singer.

this is disaster

perfect for work play or church

Happy New Year Holiday

Babe Ruth’s Farewell

New Year Resolution:Stay Psycho

Hit the French quarter in style with this colorful Mardi Gras style voodoo shaman skull t-shirt design. Look great whether in the krewe, at the ball, or catching beads. Toss doubloons eat king cake and get ready to party. Mardi Gras voodoo shaman witch doctor skull hat and feather t-shirt. Be the King of New Orleans.

there's no justice, there's just us. hardcore punk rock gang patch style. New York hardcore is a subgenre of Hardcore Punk created in New York City in the early 1980s. New York hardcore grew out of the hardcore scene from Washington, D.C.,by bands such as Bad Brains and Minor Threat. New York hardcore genre took many influences from Oi!, Crossover Thrash, and even hip-hop.

A minimal tribute to a classic album.

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