Bram Stoker Pillows

Inspired by the character Irma Vep from the French Silent Movie Serial Les Vampires 1915. With artistic inspiration from the Art Deco designer Erté

A homage to the classic book and film horror tale of Count Dracula.

Classic book and film horror tale of Count Dracula. This picture pays homage to his ability to turn into a bat.

Surreal image of Whitby Abbey

Surreal image of Whitby Abbey

Keep a classic horror icon close with the Pocket Dracula tee from our "Monster in My Pocket" series. This clever design depicts the Count himself tucked snugly in a pocket, exuding his timeless vampire charm.

Original FAMOUS WEIRDOS Art.

sucka da blud

A mash up of Stoker's Dracula landing on Whitby beach in the style of old British railway travel posters of the early 1900's. A design that will tickle the funny bone of any Vampire or Vampyr lovers to wear during Halloween season, filled with gothic humour.

According to Vampire lore and legends, Dracula landed, or was rather shipwrecked, on Whitby beach in England. This funny cartoon sketch is a humorous interpretation of this myth, and is a treat for anyone fond of vampire fangdom, who loves the magic or, should it be 'magick' of Vampirism folklore tales. This tee deserves to be worn year round, not just for halloween, and is sure to put a smile on the face of any creatures of the night who see it.

A homage to the classic horror tales of Count Dracula.

A homage to the classic book and film horror tale of Count Dracula.

Original FAMOUS WEIRDOS Art.

Classic Dracula quote with an illustration glass of blood

Dracula emerging from the shadows. Design for vampire fans!

WOT NO FLIES? A vampire mashup of the old "Kilroy Was Here" graffiti from World War II.

Portrait of the man... the myth... the legendary DRACULA. Part of a series of portraits of classic monsters.

The Emperor is often considered the patriarch of a tarot deck. It is a card that stands for strength and authority, displaying his power and dominion through position and symbolism. Therefore, we could think of none other than the King of Halloween himself, Dracula, to portray such an important figurehead. Here, he is positioned on a throne adorned with rams’ heads to symbolize his connection to the zodiac Aries and the god of war. As Renfield repeats multiple times in Bram Stoker’s Dracula, “The blood is the life!” The Emperor is seen holding an orb-shaped glass of fresh blood to represent the world and life over which he presides. This is further solidified by the ankh (the Egyptian symbol of life) that he wears around his neck. The ca...

Funny Halloween Dracula Gift

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Did you know Dracula was Irish? In fact Bram Stoker who wrote the original book and created Dracula was born in Dublin 150 years ago. With this unique play on a classic phrase you can celebrate the trifecta of Halloween, Dracula and Ireland!

Dracula has Arrived at the Ruins of Carfax Abbey.

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The count in black and white

Van Helsing Vampire Hunter

Whitby Abbey tapestry, selective colouring,

The Supermoon Rise over Whitby Abbey, North Yorkshire

Oldman Dracula

Renfield’s drink of many lives- a graphic design tribute to Dracula.

Listen to the Children of the Night.

Surreal image of Whitby Abbey