All Work and No Play: The Shining Alternative Art Print

This mesmerizing poster captures the psychological horror and descent into madness central to Stanley Kubrick’s masterpiece, The Shining. Designed by the artistic duo We Buy Your Kids (WBYK) for a special Mondo screening, this screen print is a highly sought-after piece of cinematic art.

The design features a stark, vibrant profile, likely representing Wendy Torrance, whose flowing, turbulent hair or psychological state transforms into the terrifying figure of Jack Torrance wielding an axe. The use of red, black, and yellow against a clean white background creates an intensely unsettling visual mood, perfectly reflecting the overwhelming atmosphere of the Overlook Hotel.

A must-have for serious collectors of movie posters and Stanley Kubrick enthusiasts, this WBYK interpretation moves beyond the classic imagery to deliver a sophisticated, abstract take on the film’s themes of isolation, violence, and psychic trauma. Bring the iconic horror of Room 237 and the madness of the Torrance family into your home theater or gallery wall.