Murder Stickers

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Embrace the allure of collective nouns with our 'Murder of Crows' tee from the captivating 'Collective Nouns of Animals, Birds, and Fish' series. This simple, cool, and hipster statement piece not only adds a touch of class to your wardrobe but also sparks conversation, showcasing your intellect and general awesomeness by highlighting the intriguing fact that crows are referred to as a 'murder' collectively.

Killer bee ecopop, the murder hornet insect, with mexican and totonac patterns, geometry and colors, illustration with stinger, by Mexican artist lebeau

Forensic Science

Cinematic Murder Mystery Elegance Blood and Lace Nostalgia Tribute Shirt

Some of this arms is the murder. Sonia Pascual.

When you want to feel the joy of cutting out individual letters from magazines without having to actually cut out individual letters from magazines. And then also wear them. 'Cause you're an adult and you CAN. OR, if you're in to true crime and want to be creepy by getting this for your true hearts desire. I don't know you're life.

The Tell Tale Heart - Harry Clarke for Edgar Allan Poe Harry Clarke was a leading Irish stained glass artist and Golden Age illustrator. His line work is very detailed and has a somewhat psychedelic feel to it. Please look in my shop for more work by "Harry Clarke"

"Mushroom Detective" by Prostetnic Vogon Jeffs (A Diligent Maniac) for Baddest Shirt Co.

Jeffrey’s vase

An oc I made like 2 years ago ^^

The Prefect with Baseball Gradient Background by Orionlodubyal

Inspirado en la novela de Agatha Christie, el Enigmatico señor Quin. Theprometeus 2024

1968 B movie poster. Psychological thriller set in a girls' school. Much screaming and running wildly in negligees.

I'm your biggest fan

Emotional support murder documentary

All the scariest words that introduce our bi-weekly podcast!

The ghostface killer is taking a break by enjoying cereal and monitoring the newspapers for the terror he has committed. This is a design inspired by the 1996 cult classic horror film, Scream.

It is what it is bro!

An x-ray of Albert Fish's groin, showcasing the many needles he kept safe inside himself!

Finding joy in murder mysteries, coziness in comfy clothes, and a special connection with a select few – that's the essence of a life well-lived. From diving into the intrigue of murder shows to relishing the comfort of soft fabrics, and sharing meaningful moments with a handful of cherished individuals, life's pleasures are sometimes best enjoyed in simple, authentic ways. Here's to embracing the unique tastes that make us who we are and finding happiness in the small, wonderful corners of life

This design captures the essence of true crime podcast addiction with a vintage microphone and modern headphones. Featuring the text "I'm Addicted to True Crime Podcasts," it's a must-have for any die-hard listener.

The Overlook Lions Roque Team’s garment of choice. Worn by sportsmen and hotel caretakers alike. Roque mallet not included.

Halloween Murder Design. A perfect gift for a partner or a friend who is a halloween and horror movie buff.

Experience the juxtaposition of military precision and artistic flair in this captivating art piece, blending elements of special forces tactics with the softness of llama drama and alpaca wool. With a kimono-clad figure wielding a tactical pistol amidst a hunting scene, this piece explores the complexities of combat and nature's beauty.

Get me out of here.

Silly Hannigram Collage by Orionlodubyal

Celebrating Brookenwood’s all around renaissance man, Jared Morahu.

Our favorite quirky Russian Dr. from Brokenwood.

Psycho Design inspired by Patrick Bateman in American Psycho

Killer turned art. Get ya'lls today.

She was an evil nurse from the 1800's

Japanese geisha detective search for murder scenes.

Monkey detective who loves investigations and bananas.

In 'The White Raven,' a mesmerizing artwork unfolds as a flock of ravens takes flight across the canvas. Amidst their dark plumage, a striking absence forms—a void filled by the ethereal presence of a lone white raven. Suspended between its ebony counterparts, this enigmatic figure captivates with its purity and mystery. As the ravens converge and diverge, the White Raven becomes a symbol of paradox, embodying both darkness and light, absence and presence. In this evocative composition, the artist invites viewers to contemplate the delicate balance between shadow and illumination, and the transcendent beauty found within the spaces in between.