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Zombies! Zombies! Zombies!

Second only to slashers, the zombie genre has always been my all-time favorite form of horror. Growing up on the films of George Romero, it’s no surprise that my love for the undead runs deep. His groundbreaking work didn’t just introduce audiences to flesh-hungry ghouls—it redefined horror, weaving in social commentary and unforgettable moments of terror. Naturally, I had to embrace zombies in my art. From the slow, shambling nightmares of classic horror to the fast-moving terrors of modern films, and even the apocalyptic drama of The Walking Dead, I wanted to capture it all. Whether they’re terrifying, tragic, or even a little comical, zombies have an undeniable presence in horror, and this series is my tribute to their relentless, undying legacy.

Not a Bad Question Burt

    Not a Bad Question Burt

    The graveyards don’t stay quiet when Trioxin-245 seeps through the earth, and this dragonized Tarman is proof of that. Oozing with decay, drenched in glowing sludge, and desperate for brains, this reanimated horror pays tribute to one of the most iconic zombies in cinema history. The rusted drum, leaking its deadly contents, serves as a grim reminder that some things should never be disturbed.


    Inspired by: Return of the Living Dead (1985)
    Medium: Hand-painted resin with mixed media elements
    One-of-a-kind – Send... more... paramedics! 

    Cherokee Rose

      Cherokee Rose

      The open road is never easy in a world overrun by the dead, but this dragonized Daryl Dixon is built for survival. Armed with his trusty crossbow, seated beside his rugged motorcycle, and framed by weathered angel wings, this piece embodies the resilience and lone-wolf spirit of The Walking Dead’s most beloved outlaw. The embedded arrows and battle-worn details tell a story of hard-fought survival, making this tribute a must-have for any fan.


      Inspired by: The Walking Dead
      Medium: Hand-painted resin with mixed media elements
      One-of-a-kind – If you’re lost, just follow the Cherokee Rose.

      No one ever thinks that they are the evil one

        No one ever thinks that they are the evil one

        The world belongs to those who take it, and this dragonized Negan knows exactly who’s in charge. Clutching his barbed-wire-wrapped Lucille, this smirking menace stands amidst a graveyard of past enemies, a reminder that survival is all about making the tough calls. From his leather-clad look to the bloodstained bat, every detail captures the ruthless charm of the man who made The Walking Dead’s survivors kneel.


        Inspired by: The Walking Dead
        Medium: Hand-painted resin with mixed media elements
        One-of-a-kind – Well, well, well... you can breathe. You can blink. You can cry. Hell, you’re all gonna be doing that!

        You’ve Got Red On You

          You’ve Got Red On You

          You’ve got red on you… but that’s all part of the plan. Inspired by Shaun of the Dead, this dragon duo captures the chaos of everyone’s favorite unlikely zombie apocalypse survivors. Armed with a cricket bat, a shovel, and a stack of carefully selected records, these two are ready to take on the undead—just as soon as they grab a pint.


          Inspired by: Shaun of the Dead (2004)
          Medium: Hand-painted resin with mixed media elements
          One-of-a-kind – Let’s go to the Winchester, have a nice cold pint, and wait for this all to blow over.

          I like Death

            I like Death

            The graveyard is her stage, and the night belongs to her. This dragonized version of Trash captures the rebellious spirit and eerie allure of Linnea Quigley's iconic punk queen of horror. Draped in tattered red, perched atop a crumbling tomb, she contemplates the one thing that truly terrifies her. The earth beneath stirs—death is never the end when Trioxin-245 is in play.


            Inspired by: Return of the Living Dead (1985)
            Medium: Hand-painted resin with mixed media elements
            One-of-a-kind – Do you ever wonder about all the different ways of dying?

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