TURBO COCK - Black

And Judas is coming!

I've been stuck on roosters for a while, so it was pretty organic to mutate the Painkiller motorbike with the metallic bird diving with turbo-killer armament from Screaming for Vengeance. The concept "Turbo Cock" has several readings under the Judas rap sheet, but works perfectly for what I wanted to do. While I was drawing I felt back in technical drawing class at uni — ruler and inking pen, infinite concentration not to fuck it up, and you can't imagine how happy it makes me to work on paper.

The first Judas record I heard was Painkiller. Early 90s, summers in the south with my cousin Rafa. I didn't know much about the band but I was immediately blown away by the power, the extreme speed, the technique — pure metal incarnate.

Personally I think Judas keeps making incredible records — they have their formula dialed in but they still surprise. My favorites are still Screaming for Vengeance and Painkiller. Later I caught that SFV is from 1982, same year as Number of the Beast. I was born in '82.

This design isn't just a tribute to the band but also to master Doug Johnson (Canadian), who marked a milestone in metal visual history with the SFV art. 80s airbrush master with impeccable geometric deconstruction — an ode to diagonals, strong colors, graphic speed straight to the vein.

Each piece is unique because there is no original piece.

Black version, single-color screen print.

Specs

• Unisex 100% cotton t-shirt
• Sizes S to XXL
• 100% hand-pulled screen print, plastisol inks heat-cured
• Ships in heavyweight envelope screen-printed both sides, with collection stickers included

Care: No bleach · No tumble dry · Do not iron on the print · Iron inside out on low heat.

Shipping: Chile (CorreosChile, Chilexpress) · Worldwide (rates on request).