It was only a matter of time, really, until I got around to Max Schreck for one of my "Monster PSA" posters.
Part of the legend of Mr. Schreck is how completely disappeared into his rat-like role in Nosferatu (heck, there was even a whole movie--Shadow of the Vampire--supposing Schreck was really a vampire playing a vampire in the movie), so I ran with that for the tag line.
And given Nosferatu's German impressionistic roots, I went a little rougher on the portrait, and decided to go with a drab gray as a highlight instead of another bright color.
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Max Schreck T-Shirt
Max Schreck Mug
Part of the legend of Mr. Schreck is how completely disappeared into his rat-like role in Nosferatu (heck, there was even a whole movie--Shadow of the Vampire--supposing Schreck was really a vampire playing a vampire in the movie), so I ran with that for the tag line.
And given Nosferatu's German impressionistic roots, I went a little rougher on the portrait, and decided to go with a drab gray as a highlight instead of another bright color.
Available:
Max Schreck T-Shirt
Max Schreck Mug
3 comments:
Great piece, and just as creepy & jagged looking as the real dude!
Fangs a lot!
Not as cool as yours, but mebbe you'll like my ode to Max Schreck as well?: http://junemspine.tumblr.com/post/2778698218/oh-max-also-i-put-this-on-a-t-shirt
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