Zhorra's Art

Original artwork was inspired by Bride of Frankenstein character that was portrayed by Elsa Lanchester in the science-fiction horror sequel, Bride of Frankenstein.
Print of original artwork by Zhorra Brujerra and measures approximately 8" x 11.5" inches.

Please note that the sample image has been watermarked to prevent unauthorized reproductions! Print will not be distorted or watermarked and is printed on good quality 110lb paper.
No part of this work my be reproduced without the permission by the artist!

Bride of Frankenstein IT'S ALIVE! Print

Original artwork was inspired by iconic Vampira character that was portrayed by Maila Nurmi in the Ed Wood cult classic, Plan No. 9 from Outer Space.
Print of original artwork by Zhorra Brujerra and measures approximately 8" x 11.5" inches.
 
Please note that the sample image has been watermarked to prevent unauthorized reproductions! Actual print is not watermarked and is printed on good quality 110lb paper and is suitable for framing. No part of this work my be reproduced without the permission by the artist!

Vampira - Plan No. 9 from Outer Space Print

Dance of Rats pendant made from your choice of jeweler's copper, brass, or sterling silver. Pendant is hand cut, etched, and stained by Zhorra Brujerra and also comes with matching chain. 
 Pendant is approximately 1.65" inches wide.
Original artwork The Dance of the Rats (c. 1690) is by Ferdinand van Kessel.
“When the cat’s away, the mice will play.” A proverb illustrated by the four comical rats dancing ring-a-ring-o’-roses. 
The brown shape in the background, which resembles the head of a fish or monster, helps to solve the puzzle. It is the fragment of a carved table base and reveals that the painting was cut out of a larger canvas. Scenes of animals parodying human behaviour are frequently encountered in Flemish painting. In that context, mice and rats are generally associated with vices such as drunkenness and gluttony.

Dance of Rats Jewelry Pendent

Die-cut sticker of a fused bobcat skull with diprosopus teratology and a fully bloomed Datura flower at the center. 
Small sticker is approximately 3 x 3 inches.
Diprosopus is a Greek term meaning 'duplication of face.' Datura or 'moon flowers' are a genus of nine species of highly poisonous, vespertine-flowering plants belonging to the nightshade family, Solanaceae. Datura has long been used throughout history for medicinal purposes and can be used as a hallucinogenic plant, but can potentially cause serious poisoning.
 
DOES NOT include any background like our Medium sized sticker of the original artwork, and that sticker is slightly larger and measures approximately 3 x 4.17 inches. If you prefer the original art, then you should get the Medium sticker! ;)
Art was originally produced on Bristol using colored pencils by Zhorra Brujerra. No part of this work or any works may be reproduced without permission by the artist.

Diprosopus Skull & Datura Flower Sticker - Small

Diprosopus is a Greek term meaning 'duplication of face.'
Sticker of a bobcat skull with diprosopus teratology surrounded by Datura flowers in full bloom, against a dark background and black border. 
Sticker is approximately 3" x 4.17" inches.
Art was originally produced on Bristol paper using colored pencils by Zhorra Brujerra. Once again, this is a sticker version of the original work. No part of this may be reproduced without permission by the artist.

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Bride of Frankenstein IT'S ALIVE! Print

Vampira - Plan No. 9 from Outer Space Print

Dance of Rats Jewelry Pendent

Diprosopus Skull & Datura Flower Sticker - Small

Diprosopus Skull & Datura Flower Sticker - Medium