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31 Days of Horror – Day 2

While not technically a horror movie, Hard Candy is quite a harrowing and suspenseful ride.  I’m giving it honorary horror movie status.  Ellen Page nails it while Patrick Wilson proves once again why he is one of the most under appreciated and under-rated actors working today.

FREE Shipping Now Through Halloween!

Starting today, October 1, 2012, and running through the end of the month (Halloween) Jack’s Attic is offering FREE SHIPPING on all orders. So, head over to our Artfire Studio and grab yourself a Halloween treat!

31 Days of Horror – Day 1

October has descended upon us and with it Halloween and the best time of the year to indulge in all things horror.  In 2010 my friend Jon started a tradition of watching nothing but horror movies during the month of October.  Last year I joined in on the fun and managed to hit almost everydayContinue reading “31 Days of Horror – Day 1”

Rebecca Chambers – Raccoon City Raccoons Guard

Using the “Recruit” photo you find on Film D in Resident Evil 2, I thought it would be cool to make a basketball card for the S.T.A.R.S. Bravo Team Medic, Rebecca Chambers. I modeled the look of the card off from 1978 Topps basketball set.

famiCART! Video Game Cartridge Art Exhibition

Spawned from the “My Famicase” shows in Japan, famiCART! is an art exhibition featuring video game artwork created for imaginary Nintendo (NES) and Famicom titles. famiCART! is the brainchild of Alana Dunitz the Retro Gamer Girl and Nathan White of Video Games Are Rad fame. They’re accepting submissions through September 21, 2012, and will feature piecesContinue reading “famiCART! Video Game Cartridge Art Exhibition”

Crime Suspenstories #22 – The Most Infamous Comic Book Cover of All Time

Crime Suspenstories #22 E.C. Comics April/May 1954 Cover artist:  Johnny Craig Once called the “most notorious cover illustration” of all time Johnny Craig’s artwork for E.C. Comics Crime Suspenstories #22 shredded the moral fiber of 1954 America. The centerpiece of the Senate Committee to Investigate Juvenile Delinquency, the cover of Crime Suspenstories #22 became the focalContinue reading “Crime Suspenstories #22 – The Most Infamous Comic Book Cover of All Time”