Stephen King T-Shirts

Creepshow - Time Out Fan

Misery

Carrie

Set in Derry, Maine, the film tells the story of The Losers' Club (Lieberher, Ray Taylor, Lillis, Wolfhard, Oleff, Jacobs, and Dylan Grazer), a group of seven outcast children who are terrorized by the eponymous being which emerges from the sewer (Skarsgård), only to face their own personal demons in the process.

The logo for the podcast "Kings of King" featuring Michael Swaim and Abe Epperson. Art by Michael Vincent Bramley.

Jack

He's no longer the "Fat Kid"...he's HORACE, Wolfman Nard Kicker Extraordinaire!!!

Creep It Real Zombie Creature

the dark tower

Christine Car , Special gifts for relatives and friends on the occasion of big birthday

Celebrate your favorite prison movie with this unique design!

Misery

Maximum Overdrive is a 1986 American comedy horror film written and directed by S.King. The screenplay was inspired by and loosely based on King's short story "Trucks", which was included in the author's first collection of short stories, Night Shift, and follows the events after all machines (including cars, trucks, radios, drones, arcades, vending machines, etc.) go sentient when Earth crosses the tail of a comet, initiating a world-wide killing spree. The best gift for the horror truck movie fans, old horror movies, terror, zombies, the undead, vampires, werewolves, demon possessed, darkness and gothic. Best gift for yourself, gothic fans, horror lovers, writers, geeks, gamers, freaks, friends, family, mom, dad, daughter, son, sister, br

Carrie, 1976

How can you kill something that can't possibly be alive?...

Parody of stephen king.

Even Pennywise could use a vacation every now and again guys. I'm told Derry is rather dreary and overcast. Anyways, please enjoy this design! I had a lot of fun making this!

Words to Live By

Hannibal the Cannibal has retired. It's time to Meet Mickey Murder.

Parodic mix of Jack Nicholson's crazy face at 'The Shining' and Shepard Fairey's work Obey / Andre the giant

This one is for those who are into the really obscure stuff, so hang on to your hats… in the 2017 movie adaptation of S. King’s IT, this rather cryptic logo appears briefly in a single scene on a truck hat worn by Bower’s Gang member, Reginald “Belch” Huggins. On his walk home from school, Ben Hanscom is attacked by the Bowers Gang on the Kissing Bridge. Henry starts carving his name into Ben’s stomach, but Ben escapes to the Barrens. Not that any of this is important, but give a little context to the design which appears on screen to say ‘ERAD’ beneath a pawn symbol, but actually says FRATI with some funky underscore/line stuff obscuring the letters.

Barlow & Straker Fine Antiques

Judd Crandall from Pet Sematary the movie

The shining by Stanley Kubrick

Creepy Acres fan favorite Crawlspace the Clown delivers a very important surgical tip in this fun 2 sided design!

Neon Version of the famous monster Barlow

Horlicks University is a fictional Ivy League college was featured in 'The Crate' segment of Creepshow, and then again in 'The Raft' segment of Creepshow 2 where the four students were from Horlicks. The University is also referenced in several Stephen King novels and short stories and has made appearances in non-King works as well, usually as fun little Easter eggs left for horror fans. This design is based on the iconic shirt work by the girls in 'The Raft' in Creepshow.

Heeeer'es Johnny from The Shining

A classic horror design

Drawing by me of Jack Nicholson in the shining.

Pet Semetary is a horror novel and movie story by Stephen King.

Goose Torrance went crazy at Overlook hotel and then couldn't stop honking!

For the fans of Stranger Things and Eddie Munson!

What happens when a rascally St. Bernard meets a wisecracking, rabid bat from the wrong side of thee tracks? Lots of laughter and love for the whole family! Coming to VHS this holiday season!

"They're coming to get you Barbara ..." in the beginning of the film Night of the Living Dead, this phrase is said mockingly, and yet, it still comes off creepy as hell. It wasn't technically the first film to feature zombies, but it was the first centered around a world where the dead rise to literally eat the living. With one small, low-budget black and white movie, George Romero created an entire genre that would be adored by zillions forever. Why are so many people fascinated by zombies? There are many reasons, but the thought of people who were once good, sentient humans with thoughts and dreams and families, turned into mindless beasts whose one primal goal is to eat living people is pretty scary. Not to mention cool as hell.