Shorts

Description: After an elitist 80's housewife bangs a gigolo stud she runs over a hitchhiker on her way home to cover up her affair from her husband. But the Hitchhiker has other plans by refusing to accept his fate until the wretched woman who murdered him joins him in oblivion. "Thanks for the ride lady!" by pop artist Hal Hefner

Description: Caesar has had enough of humans screwing up this planet and turning his primate brothers and sisters into slaves. by pop artist Hal Hefner

Description: "I have come here to chew bubblegum and kick ass. And I'm all out of bubblegum." - John Nada Roddy Piper in John Carpenter's 1988 film They Live

Description: Jordy Veriil from Creepshow sure was a lunkhead. Meteor shit did him in. By pop artist Hal Hefner

Description: Leslie Nielson pop art from Creepshow by Hal Hefner

Description: Kim Kardashian as an alien from They Live pop art by Hal Hefner.

Description: 80's pop art by artist Hal Hefner

Description: Art by Pop Artist Hal Hefner.

Description: From the cult classic TV episode of Sanford and Son, Fred's Treasure Garden starring Grady Wilson, Fred Sanford's best friend who grew a wild marijuana plant he mistakes for wild parsley in the junkyard garden and fed it to the local police in a salad. Grady and his crop are mashed up here with a Newport Magazine Ad from the 1970's.

Description: Based on the Gi Joe Horror movie that never was by pop artist Hal Hefner.

Description: Based on the Gi Joe Horror movie that never was by pop artist Hal Hefner.

Description: Based on the Gi Joe Horror movie that never was by pop artist Hal Hefner.

Description: Based on the Gi Joe Horror movie that never was by pop artist Hal Hefner.

Description: Based on the Gi Joe Horror movie that never was by pop artist Hal Hefner.

Description: Darryl Revok is not a nice guy. The infamomous exploding head scene from David Cronenberg's scanners. Scanners pop art by Hal Hefner

Description: APE SHALL NOT KILL APE! Planet of the Apes inspired Pop Art by Hal Hefner.

Description: Thirtieth anniversary celebration of John Carpenter's They Live

Description: The year is one! Rosemary's Baby by pop artist Hal Hefner

Description: Hervé Villechaize as Tattoo from the 70's tv series, Fantasy Island. By pop artist Hal Hefner.

Description: WHAT IF UFO's ARE JUST BILLIONAIRES FROM OTHER PLANETS? Pop art design by Hal Hefner

Description: Elon Musk bought Twitter and showed the world who he really was... a douche bag.

Description: Tales from the Darkside retro TV show from the 1980's pop art design by Hal Hefner. Double sided shirt with the design on front and title sequence lyrics on the back.

Description: Solarpunk art and design.

Description: The world is in our hands. It is time to Demand Utopia. This is for all the Solarpunks out there. Art by Hal Hefner

Description: Plants will grow on the ashes of capitalism. Starring Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg and Jeff Bezos and a very wealthy compost pile. Pop art by Hal Hefner.

Description: Mark Zuckerberg as an alien from the film They Live. Double sided shirt, with CONSUME on the back.

Description: JP from Grandma's Boy, from the matrix, flips off the world in his robotic voice. His famous quote, "Adios Turd Nuggets" is on the back of the shirt in robotic font.

Description: J.P. from Grandma's Boy says goodbye in his best robot voice.

Description: J.P. can blend in anywhere and he's doing it on your shirt. Can you see him? ON BACK his infamous quote: " Hoe can he see me?" Grandma's boy pop art by Hal Hefner.

Description: Based on the Gi Joe Horror movie that never was by pop artist Hal Hefner.

Description: Based on the Gi Joe Horror movie that never was by pop artist Hal Hefner.

Description: Art from the Serpentseed an upcoming Solarpunk series by Hal Hefner

Description: Based on the Gi Joe Horror movie that never was by pop artist Hal Hefner.

Description: I don't want to be buried in a pet sematary I don't want to live my life again by Hal Hefner

Description: Pop art by Hal Hefner.

Description: Do you use your smartphone? OR is it using you? Pop art by Hal Hefner