Twelve pieces across apparel graphics, album artwork, and promotional print — grouped by category.
A spiked skull crest paired with blackletter type, built for a heavyweight tee.
A lycanthrope transformation study rendered in cold moonlight tones, framed by a distressed serif wordmark.
The earth as an ashtray — a graphic built around exhaustion, printed in a stark chalk-on-black palette.
A weathered skull surfacing from cracked earth, rendered in a bleached, sun-scorched palette.
A swamp-born creature rendered in dense crosshatch, framed by a hand-built crest and lettering.
A staring eye pushed through heavy grain and distortion.
Cover art for The Astral Complex — a lone figure descending through a swirling purple vortex.
A single cover built around a rendered creature illustration, staged like a horror-movie poster.
Cover art for Zombiface's "Tlazolteotl" — a deity figure staged before a sunlit temple, built from layered photo composites.
A show flyer built around a grainy halftone photo and stacked type for a touring lineup announcement.
A product-grid promo built around merch mockups, framed in the studio's own blackletter and linework.
A tonal shift into a warm, retro palette for a seasonal promo — proof the studio isn't locked to one mood.
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