MakroPrints

Get out there and spread democracy, Helldiver! Live Free and Dive! ✊☠️

Get out there and spread democracy, Helldiver! Live Free and Dive! ✊☠️

A book-cover-esque design inspired by the album "A Farewell to Kings" by the band Rush. I tried to mimic the designs of retro fantasy books from the 70s and 80s as best as I could, up to and including the little banner that you'd often find in the corner. It was a lot of fun to finally put into reality and I think it looks great!

It is said that sheep go to Heaven and goats go to Hell, but God knows what that's supposed to mean. Regardless, it made for some pretty good lyrics and became a hit song from Cake's album "Prolonging the Magic," so I won't complain too much; especially since it makes for a fun design.

Do you think you need a new heart? Do you always say "I love you" when you mean "turn out the lights"? Do you always say "let's run away" when you just mean "stay the night"? Do you love the indie rock band The Magnetic Fields? If you answered "YES" to any number of those questions then pick yourself up one of these designs as a little reward and display it with pride! Also available with MORE COLOR.

Do you think you need a new heart? Do you always say "I love you" when you mean "turn out the lights"? Do you always say "let's run away" when you just mean "stay the night"? Do you love the indie rock band The Magnetic Fields? If you answered "YES" to any number of those questions then pick yourself up one of these designs as a little reward and display it with pride! Also available with LESS COLOR.

Inspired by the song "The Day the Politicians Died" by The Magnetic Fields, on their album "Quickies." It's a song that I personally love, so it was a lot of fun to try and capture its essence in a design—so much fun, in fact, that I decided to make two (see V1 if you're interested in that).

Inspired by the song "The Day the Politicians Died" by The Magnetic Fields, on their album "Quickies." It's a song that I personally love, so it was a lot of fun to try and capture its essence in a design—so much fun, in fact, that I decided to make two (see 2 if you're interested in that).

Are you a race car driver? Do you drive so goddamn fast? Do you never win no checkered flags? Do you never come in last? If you answered "YES!" to any of those questions (or even if you simply love the band Primus as much as I do) then this design is perfect for you! Just don't go wrapping yourself around any telephone poles anytime soon... (Also available in "Brown Album" Brown and "Seas of Cheese" Yellow)

Are you a race car driver? Do you drive so goddamn fast? Do you never win no checkered flags? Do you never come in last? If you answered "YES!" to any of those questions (or even if you simply love the band Primus as much as I do) then this design is perfect for you! Just don't go wrapping yourself around any telephone poles anytime soon... (Also available in "Seas of Cheese" Yellow)

Are you a race car driver? Do you drive so goddamn fast? Do you never win no checkered flags? Do you never come in last? If you answered "YES!" to any of those questions (or even if you simply love the band Primus as much as I do) then this design is perfect for you! Just don't go wrapping yourself around any telephone poles anytime soon... (Also available in "Brown Album" Brown)

Magic: The Gathering's plane of Eldraine is home to Brenard, the Ginger Sculptor; a master artificer who reconstructs his allies as gingerbread men so that they may live on and fight valiantly. Crazy, right?! I like to imagine that he has a little bakery where he does this estranged version of necromancy, too, so I drew up a design for it.

Ever thought about hacking the planet? Still not 100% sure if you'll go through with it? Display your indecision with pride with this simple design! "Hack the Planet" is not the answer, it's the question!

Not sure about whether you want to hack the pentagon? Then this design is for you!

Ever thought about hacking the planet? Still not 100% sure if you'll go through with it? Display your indecision with pride with this simple design! "Hack the Planet" is not the answer, it's the question!

Unsure about whether you should hack the pentagon? This design is for you!

A simple image from Monty Python's "Deja Vu" episode wherein they present a mock psychology TV called "It's The Mind." One of my favorite sketches and certainly some fun imagery.

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 black instead of red, 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.

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.

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.

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.

A poster I designed for "Army of Darkness," the third movie in Sam Raimi's Evil Dead series. I based the design off of a coach gun manual since much of the movie's action revolves so heavily against Ash's "boomstick." Throw in a tagline and a handful of credits and "voila!"—you've got a pretty sweet poster. 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 "Evil Dead 2." Both of those follow a similar concept which is taken in two very different directions.

A design inspired by Raimi's "Army of Darkness." I also made a version of this design that shows up on darker-colored backgrounds, so check that out if light colors aren't your style. V2 of this design is a little bit cleaner, but it doesn't feature the necronomicons like this one does.

A design inspired by Raimi's "Army of Darkness." I also made a version of this design that shows up on lighter-colored backgrounds, so check that out if darker colors aren't your style. V1 of this design also features the three necronomicons seen in the movie, but this one is much cleaner and much more simple.

A design inspired by Raimi's "Army of Darkness." I also made a version of this design that shows up on lighter-colored backgrounds, so check that out if darker colors aren't your style. V2 of this design is a little bit cleaner, but it doesn't feature the necronomicons like this one does.

A design inspired by Raimi's "Army of Darkness." I also made a version of this design that shows up on darker-colored backgrounds, so check that out if lighter colors aren't your style. V1 of this design also features the three necronomicons seen in the movie, but this one is much cleaner and much more simple.

A design promoting the plutonium metal band "Disaster Area" from Douglas Adams' works. Headed by Hotblack Desiato, the band qualifies as being the source of the loudest noise in the universe and has been banned from several systems on account of that fact. What a feat!

A design inspired by Rush's third album, "Caress of Steel." I really wanted to capture the essence of the album's name with this one, so I stuck relatively close to that "gentle giant" sentiment that comes with it.

A design inspired by Rush's third album, "Caress of Steel." I really wanted to capture the essence of the album's name with this one, so I stuck relatively close to that "gentle giant" sentiment that comes with it.

Inspired by the song "Face Up" from Rush's album "Roll The Bones," this work cleverly integrates the album name as well as some of its key themes and characteristics into one playing card-style design. Great for lovers of classic rock's true Holy Trinity!

A Raiders of the Lost Ark poster design featuring Indiana Jones in a stamp-styled frame. Also sports the name of the director across the bottom just in case you weren't sure which Raiders we're talking about.