
Dark Bunny Tees has joined forces with these guys for a movie poster design competition (U.S residents only)
You can also listen the the cool GamesRadar podcast where they give Dark Bunny Tees a mention towards the end! Well worth a listen!

December 4, 2009 by Alison
“I’m trying to be a little different than all the rest, using my skills as a freelance illustrator to create some ‘movie-spoof art’ rather than stick a familiar logo or simply designed parody on a shirt,” Alex explained. Mission accomplished Sir. His creative designs are reminiscent of some of the great old exploitation illustrations, combined with a nifty vintage tin sign feel. The result is unexpected, imaginative and full of win. Each design is filled with enough in-jokes to please the biggest horror fan but doesn’t look like your typical fare. Take note–Alex is a one-man band and all of his shirts are limited editions (100 designs max worldwide), which guarantees you’re getting a one of a kind work of art. He’s considering reducing his line to a 20 print run so the sooner you order the better. One more reason to order from Dark Bunny Tees is the ridiculously cool packaging–each t-shirt is shipped in its own A4 old skool video box with its own cover sleeve design. I think I just melted. What more do you people need?! Order one of these bad boys here! (Ladies, they come in girly tees if you’re worried about a proper fit) While you’re at it, show the man some love on Twitter.

Nightmare on Elm Street
Consider this a public service announcement for some of the coolest f*cking t-shirts you may ever see. We got wind of a company called DARK BUNNY TEES and felt compelled to tell you about it, considering they bring unique spins on some of our favorite genre flicks. Want to see an advertisement for Freddy Krueger's? How about RINGU's video rental service? Those and more are available at Dark Bunny, which is run by U.K. illustrator Alex Chenery.
For High-Res looks at the shirts and ordering information, head on over to Dark Bunny Tees. In addition, if you want to see the details on the FREDDY shirt in particular, check out the video below, which gives you a much closer look at design.

Dawn of the Dead

Ringu

Mad Max
Spilled Blood: Which shirt stirkes your fancy the most?



