The Evil Dead Tank Tops

Evil dead mia

Evil Dead Rise

'READING IS FIENDEMENTAL"

Because you don't need safety when fighting The Evil Dead.

Design inspired by the character of Ash in "Evil Dead" directed by Sam Raimi, and the character of Lionel in "Braindead" (Dead Alive) directed by Peter Jackson.

evil dead elvis

Tired of listening.

I based my composition on the iconic cabin, the car and of course the demonic possessions themselves. Using a few reference images from the film, I managed to work together this composition and set to work painting it. Because it's a horror piece and should reflect the hand crafted aesthetic of the movie, I worked quite rough on a lot of this painting, going for a more expressionist take than my usual approach. I'm very satisfied with the final piece and especially with the title treatment added to the piece, I think it works really well as a retro horror poster that would fit nicely to the original marketing.

I hope you like it!!!

Sam Raimi's horror classic, The Evil Dead. Bruce Campbell is Ash Williams - Groovy.

The Red Evil Dead

Ashley "Ash" Joanna Williams the protagonist of the Evil Dead franchise

The Warriors

Marketed as "Captain Supermarket" in Japan. Groovy!

Step into the shoes of Ash Williams or his friends from the iconic Evil Dead franchise and work together in a game loaded with over-the-top co-op and PVP multiplayer action!

boomstick

Ash losses it in The Evil Dead

Retro Comic page style about Evil dead movie. Silver age style colors, high-quality image. Thank you for your visit!!

...I'll take these.

Groovy!

Evil Dead Army of Darkness - This is my BOOM STICK.

An original design I made for Sam Raimi's "Evil Dead" movie. I based its style off of those old car manuals that you'd see back in the day, of course featuring an Oldsmobile just as seen in the movie. This one has Raimi's name in red instead of black, which appears on my other version of this design. If you're interested, I did two more of these types of designs for the series; one for "Evil Dead 2" and one for "Army of Darkness." Both of those follow a similar concept which is taken in two very different directions.

This original design features the hand of a deadite against the backdrop of a house with the Evil Dead text. The design is done in the retro style of the covers of horror films of the VHS era. The best gift for fans of the evil dead, old horror movies, zombies, the undead, vampires, werewolves, demon possessed, darkness and gothic. Best gift for yourself, gothic fans, horror lovers, writers, geeks, gamers, freaks, friends, family, mom, dad, daughter, son, sister, brother, uncles, aunts, boys, girls or anyone who loves horror movies.

Better make it to the workshed fast with this tribute to a classic scene from Evil Dead 2! From an original illustration by yours truly.

The Incredible Evil

unless I’ve had a good shot to the chin

This spark plug logo is the most accurate recreation of Pablo Simon Bolivar's t-shirt worn in the show Ash vs Evil Dead which can be found online. The prop t-shirt is originally meant to be printed yellow. Groovy.

Evil dead horror lettering

Evil Dead

Good advice if you happen to find yourself in possession of a copy of the Necronomicon, or a magazine/newspaper on public transit.

Bruce Campbell as Ash from The Evil Dead movies. This is the GROOVY version.

Come to Sweet Henrietta's Fruit Cellar, for rotten fruit and fresh souls

This design is inspired by the T-shirt print of the character Mia Allen from the game Evil Dead. This T-shirt is the perfect gift for fans of zombie shooter games, friends, dad, mom, son, daughter, geeks, gamers, streamers, cosplayers, freaks, friends, family, sister, brother, uncles, aunts, boys, girls or anyone who loves horror games.

An original poster design I made for Sam Raimi's "Evil Dead 2." I based its style around a chainsaw manual (the exact same one that they used in the movie, in fact!). If you're interested, I did two more of these types of designs for the series; one for the original "Evil Dead" and one for "Army of Darkness." Both of those follow a similar concept which is taken in two very different directions.

Cartoon illustration of one of my favorite horror heroes.

Ash is groovy