Poster: Shaun Of The Walking Dead

What happens when you mix one of the funniest zombie comedies of all time with one of the best zombie comics? Clearly it’s Shaun of the Walking Dead.

For some reason I don’t think Shaun and Rick would get along too well.

Someone should clearly order one of these for me.

Inspired by Shaun of the Dead/The Walking Dead – Designed by Alex Chenery.

Limited Edition – Only 500 printed Worldwide

Full colour A2 litho print on 135gsm Gloss

Available from Dark Bunny Tees.

Amazing Limited Edition Night Of The Living Dead Poster

WOW! Was my first reaction to this new Night of the Living Dead poster that was created by Grzegorz Domaradzki for Kryptonite..

He truly put together a work of art that is both an amazing tribute to NOTLD and really lets the creepy vibe of the film shine through.

Red – 250 available

Poster by Grzegorz Domaradzki. 24×36” four color silkscreen print with metallic inks. Masterfully printed by Mama’s Sauce on 100lb cover white. Individually hand numbered. Photos below. Closeup here.

Glow In The Dark Silver – 100 available

Poster by Grzegorz Domaradzki. 24×36” four color silkscreen print with metallic inks and glow in the dark ink. Masterfully printed by Mama’s Sauce on 100lb cover white. Individually hand numbered. Photos below. Closeups here & here.

You can purchase it at Kryptonite in red and Glow in the dark silver

Looking For Original Zombie Art? Try The Zombie Horde

Looking for some new zombie art to adorn your walls? Look no further! Bill Killen has put together a great set of work that you can buy both the original paintings as well as prints of the work.

There are currently 30 paintings up for sale as well as 9 of them up as limited run prints. While we only have a partial sampling (my favorite that are shown above you can check out the full collection over at The Zombie Horde.

Welcome to The Zombie Horde.

My acrylic paintings are all original hand painted. Each zombie is signed on the front and signed and numbered on the back.
I also have Silver Point prints available. Each print is framed, signed and numbered from an edition of 300.

Zombie Evolution Poster

These days it seems inevitable that mankind is going to be swarmed over and decimated by an unending horde of flesh eating zombies. They’re everywhere you look and they don’t appear to be going anywhere fast. Shuffling through our lives, one bite at a time.

Parody of the iconic human evolution scheme that shows how futile it is to evolve when we’re all just going to be eaten by zombies anyway.

Available at Image Kind.

Zombieland Minimalist Print

So anyone who follows the site knows that I’m a fan of Zombieland. While I’m not sold on it being superior to Shaun of the Dead I will not in any way shape or form say it’s a bad movie because, well, it rocked! Combining my love of Zombieland with my love of Minimalist art and the artist on this piece has brought us something truly amazing.

Available on ImageKind!

The Last Stand Poster

Honestly if I had to make my last stand this is not one of the ideal places I would pick to do so. Of course I would attempt to give myself some kind of an out and in this case there just isn’t one. It’s out when you run out of ammo and things to crush in zombie skulls with and by then the bodies should be piled up high enough for them to be climbed up by the hordes of the undead that are clawing at your feet.

There’s only 3 of them left now and they have no place left to run. The zombies have taken control of the city, maybe even the world. They have no choice except to fight but they don’t stand a chance against such a large number. This is their last stand.

Available at TShirt Laundry.

Thriller Minimalist Print

This is absolutely perfect for any fan of Michael Jackson, Zombies, or Thriller. Minimalist art is very popular right now but with how much is out there only so much is good, this one clearly stands out as looking amazing. I love the way MJ Thriller is used not only to tag the picture but ass part of MJ’s zombie face as well. CLASSIC!

Thriller – Michael Jackson (directed by John Landis) / Minimalist Music Video Poster by Fedrico Mancosu Design

Available from Image Kind.

Zombi 2 Print

Now this is an extremely well done minimalist poster done for Zombi 2. For anyone whose seen Zombi 2 (Zombie, etc) this scene will instantly hit home as it is one of the 2 most visually remembered scenes from the film and easily the one that would be the most cringe worthy.

ZOMBI 2 (ZOMBIE 2) (LUCIO FULCI, 1979) – MINIMALISTI MOVIE POSTER for THIS CULT CLASSIC DIRECTED by THE GODFATHER of GORE… LUCIO FULCI!

Available at ImageKind.

Hollywood-is-Dead Brings Us Summer Blockbuster Posters

Matt Busch is back with another round of amazing zombified movie posters. Ever since his work on the Zombie Wars (Star Wars spoof posters) he’s been doing originals of quite a few major motion pictures. To ring in the summon he’s going with a few blockbuster movies this time around, including the 2 pictured in this post! There is also a couple Lord of the Rings spoofs and a new Zombie Wars spoof. If you are a movie fanatic you are almost guaranteed to love his work!

Artist Matt Busch is about to unveil the fourth incarnation of Hollywood-is-Dead, a collection of hand-painted, re-imagined movie posters with a zombie twist. This time around, the series will focus on big-name blockbusters like Lara Croft: Tomb Raider (Lara Crypt: Tomb Riser) The Sixth Sense (The Sick Sense) and The Shawshank Redemption (Shawshank Reanimated). “Summer is when all the studios release their big guns,” comments Busch, “so it’s perfect timing to pay homage to the wondrous posters that leave us in awe.”

Busch first made waves with his undead parodies in 2009 with Zombie Wars, a project authorized by Lucasfilm, repainting all 6 Star Wars movie posters with his decrepit vision. Media attention for the posters went as far as Late Night with Jimmy Fallon and G4TV. Since then, the outbreak expanded into an Online gallery, Hollywood-is-Dead.com, with over 40 posters, including Harry Potter (Scary Rotter), Toy Story (Toy Gory) and Breakfast at Tiffany’s (Breakfast is Tiffany).

For this latest series of zombified posters, Busch has returned to the roots that started it all; Star Wars. Busch explains, “When I illustrated the original set of Zombie Wars posters, I had no idea how big this was going to be, so I just picked my favorite poster images from the saga.” For Star Wars- Episode 4: A New Hope, Busch chose a rare poster image that Drew Struzan illustrated for the 10th Anniversary. “A lot of collectors loved what I did, but purists have been begging for the standard one-sheet that everyone knows. Thus, the Zombie Wars: A New Epidemic alternate version has now been infected.”

Also coming to light this summer is the complete Lord of the Rings Trilogy (Lord of the Rank: The Festering of the Rotten, The Tomb Towers, and Return from the Crypt). Busch also completes the previous Indiana Bones trilogy with the fourth installment based on Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. Busch chimes, “The original title is already so ridiculously long, so I had a lot of fun putting a spin on that. Plus, each sequel poster develops the undead evolution of its decrepit saga.”

In addition to the posters, Busch has recently struck a licensing deal with Fright-Rags to produce high quality full color shirts. Fright-Rags is known as the leader in horror apparel and has already released a shirt branding the art for Zombie Wars: The Living Dead Strike Back. As well, the Hollywood-is-Dead original paintings are exhibited in the ArtInsights Animation and Film Art Gallery in Reston, Virginia. Portions of the gallery sales are donated to the Nation Film Preservation Foundation. Gallery owner Leslie Combemale states, “Yes, these images are over-the-top, but they are also a love note from Matt to the original artists who created these classics and to the dying art used to make classic movie posters.”

To see the current collection and learn more about the project, visit the official site: http://www.Hollywood-is-Dead.com

Zombie Oil Painting

They say a picture is worth a thousand words. So tell me, what do you think this picture says? I’m kind of things mrrrrr, grrraarrrgh, bbrraaiinns.

This hand-painted oil painting features the last scene the painter saw before being ripped apart and eaten by zombies!! It may be a sad story, but that’s what you get when you hang around the Space Needle during a full moon. Be safe – don’t forget to double tap!

Available at Perpetual Kid.