They have so many zombie shirts right now at Threadless, I couldn’t stop myself from picking favorites. Here is my selection of zombie shirts that scream, “I love zombies and fashion!” — as they’re torn apart by the horde.
So, buy ‘em for yourself and your friends! And, if they’re gone, ask for reprints so I can buy them as Easter gifts.
Artist and toymaker Brian Colin created some small acrylic paintings of a zombie lego invasion. Legos + Gore = awesome. Check them out here.
(via BoingBoing)
We spotted some beautiful zombie tattoos on Flickr today, which turned out to be the work of Stefano Alcantara, a US-based Peruvian artist who does amazing fantasy and photorealistic tattoo work.
These photos were probably posted to promote Alcantara’s recent guest appearance at the Last Rites Tattoo Theater in New York City, which looks like a dark fantasy mecca.
Check out Alcantara’s website for more of his work, and the Last Rites Flickr photostream for more stunning tattoo art.
(via ruperticus on twitter)
Coming your way in 2010 may be the most epic and ambitious zombie film yet, World War Z, based on the novel by Max Brooks. We’re waiting for news about the casting (and crossing our fingers for some Brad Pitt!), but in the meanwhile, really dig this alleged concept art by Dan LuVisis.
Above: The Battle of Yonkers
Although some of the details here are sketchy compared to the book (Soldiers on roofs? And where are the portajohns?), I love its scale and action. Here’s hoping the movie looks something like this.
Check out io9’s story and image gallery for more info and detail shots of this huge digital painting.
I’m a fan of Dunny, an action figure canvas you can mod to be whatever you want. These zombie Dunnys designed by Riot68 are irresistible.
These are some pretty cool dolls, and each is one-of-a-kind. They’ll be on sale in the Riot68 shop if you have to have one.
[ via Toycyte ]
We’re laughing our decaying guts out at webcomic artist and podcaster Scott Johnson’s 56 Zombie’s Project. The project is a follow-up to Scott’s 56 Geeks Project, a comic guide to 56 geek stereotypes.
Scott transcends the stereotypes with some of his new creations, bringing us gems like Zombie Mario, Zombie Mime and Zombie George Lucas.
The project is ongoing — only seven of the zombies have currently been posted. What’s next? We’ll accept anything but Zombie Jonas Brothers (on second thought, two Zombie Jonas brothers tearing the third apart could be fantastic).
Check out more zombies at ExtraLife and in Scott’s Flickr pool.
