Exhibition at Café Design

Exhibition at Gruzzwe

Cosmic Critter

Cosmic Critter is one of my T-shirt designs. This huge space creature wondering beyond galaxies and eats the planets.

Stickers

I created some stickers for Gruzzwe Gallery.

Cannibal Vixens

What happened if Russ Meyer and Ruggero Deodato will create a movie. I think that movie's protagonists will be sexy-deadly girls in an exotic enviroment. :)

The Abominable Death Brute

I back to the giant monsters with this poster. My concept was to create a swamp gorilla beast with goofy teeth and skull-like face. He is roaming in the foggy swamp, eats bears, birds and humans.   

Karnivore Karnival

Karnivore Karnival is my acknowledgement to Rob Zombie for his great sick-circus world. I flavoured the feeling with some Dagon and Stephen King's IT.

The Head Shock

I had a dream several weeks ago about a haunted barn in the woods.
I ran along in the dark and I saw a big barn amongst the trees with a huge hole on the front side. Like a howling mouth. I opened the door and something rolled to my feet with slimy noise. There was so dark and I couldn't realize any shapes. Rapidly something howled inside the barn, and I stepped back. One of these things flew near my head and I looked at its eyes. The thing was a human head with sharp teeth. I ran by the barn and these things started to hunt for me. Ran, ran, ran....and I woke up.

The Rising

When I was a kid, I really loved the invasion movies. My favourites were The Thing and the Invasion of the Body Snatchers. So I couldn't help doing to create my version of this style. I flavoured it a little bit of Fly.

Quantum Zombie

I created this poster for a street art gallery, called Gruzzwe.
When I travelling through the city every day and see the people with headphones in their own world, I see the new generation of the Romero-istic zombies. They are the Quantum Zombies (me too :))

A Night with George A. Romero

There was a poster contest in London with this title in 2009. The Curzon Midnight Movies, the Fangoria Magazine and the Don't Panic had a program where you could watch the classic Romero movies and one of Lucio Fulci's. I won the first prize of the event poster contest with this entry.

My concept with camera-grinder and the zombies who grinded one another is rooted in the three classic Romero movies. George A. Romero's living dead are the alternative being of the capitaist men of the world, so he grinded the human mockery into the silver screen.

House of Grind

Do you know gory movies of the 70s and 80s with some nice tits? I mean Friday 13th, Nightmare on Elm Street, Halloween, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre etc.. this is the slasher. Yes you know and love them like me.

I would like to create a poster with a natural beauty main character. A white girl with body painting rooted from the black culture(this contrast is so exciting for me). She holds the Worm of Pleasures, the disgusting little creature from hell. The slasher icons in the background constitutes a big family, the fellows of the House of Grind.

Attack of the Giant HolyShit

Hail to the animal monster movies from the '70s! When I was a child I really loved the water horror movies like Jaws, Barracuda and Tentacles. The mystery of the abyss embraced me every times I watched this movies.
On the other side i like the plastic monster movies too, when a big beast terrorizes the people in the city, in a savage jungle or under the water. That movies has typical titles like Attack of the...
This poster is a mockery for the genre what I so love.

Release of the KRAAKEN

Kraken are legendary sea monsters of gargantuan size, said to have dwelt off the coasts of Norway and Iceland. The sheer size and fearsome appearance attributed to the beasts have made them common ocean-dwelling monsters in various fictional works.


Kraken is a symbol of the endless deep and ancient force. It is one of the mother of all monsters...and definitely an amazing creature.


Kraaken is the name of a guy who is incorrigibly esteem the monsters of the world with some Trashy 'B' taste.


...so let me show you my artworks!