Ash Williams Pillows

for evil dead fans

A cool and simple T-Shirt for Evil Dead and horror fans. The design featuring a silhouette of Ash Williams and his iconic line, 'Groovy'.

This groovy college mascot style design is the perfect geek gift for any pop culture horror or evil dead fans with sense of humor and style

Enjoy

Evil Dead Groovy Ash

For groovy lifters

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One night I found myself researching Da Vinci works while also watching the Evil Dead series. This is what happened as a result...

Ash is groovy!

Hope you like it.

Ash Williams Coat of Arms

Horror

ash and the necronomicon bring the hurt

Ashy Slashy Hatchet and Saw, Takes your head and skins you raw Ashy Slashy, Heaven and Hell Cuts out your tongue so you can't yell!

What would ash do?

For fans of all things Ash and Evil Dead! Thank you for taking a look!

Hail to the king, baby.

Ash is groovy

1981's Evil Dead is an American supernatural horror film centered around five friends who travel to a cabin in the woods, where they unknowingly release flesh-possessing demons by way of the Necronomicon Ex-Mortis, an ancient Sumerian text which wreaks havoc upon them all.

sally forth

Bruce Campbell as Ash Williams

Evil Dead by Dawn Comics

An original comic book-style vector illustration of Ash from 'The Evil Dead' (1981).

Ash is groovy!

Ashy Slashy, hatchet and saw. Takes your head and skin you raw!

Trapped in time Surrounded by Evil Low on gas

“Shop smart. Shop S-Mart. You got that?” — Ash Williams S-Mart was the department store that Ash and Linda worked at. Its slogan is: "Shop Smart. Shop S-Mart." S-Mart only appeared on film in the third installment of the Evil Dead trilogy, Army of Darkness, but it went on to become a major setting for the Army of Darkness comic books based of the Army of Darkness film published from 2004 to 2013. In the comics, it is shown that S-Mart is owned and managed by Mr. Smart, a large elderly man with thick glasses and a handlebar mustache.

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.

One of my favorite movie characters with a paint splatter background.

Our hero of all time and all ages, the great one- ASH WILLIAMS!!! DESTROY THE DEADITES, SAVE US ALL!