Est. in 2012. Based in Upstate New York.
Q by Jay Shaw
Limited edition screen print for Larry Cohen's 1982 horror film Q, created by Jay Shaw (Iron Jaiden). This officially licensed movie poster is a collectible art print produced using traditional silkscreen printing techniques, featuring minimalist cult horror artwork that reflects the film's unique blend of monster movie spectacle and urban horror.
Print Specifications
- Dimensions: 18 × 24 inches (45.72 × 60.96 cm)
- Edition: Hand-numbered, signed edition of 100 prints
- Printing method: 2-color silkscreen process
- Printer: Martin Hammond
- Release date: June 1, 2012 (Mondo Gallery's Don't Go Out Tonight – Jay Shaw Solo Show)
- Condition: Mint, archival quality
Larry Cohen's Q has earned cult status for its inventive combination of creature feature thrills, crime drama, and dark humor. Centered around the discovery of a mythical winged serpent nesting atop New York City's Chrysler Building, the film remains one of Cohen's most imaginative and beloved works, praised for its originality and resourceful filmmaking.
Released as part of Mondo Gallery's Don't Go Out Tonight – Jay Shaw Solo Show, Jay Shaw's artwork distills the film's unforgettable imagery into a striking graphic composition. His restrained two-color silkscreen design embraces minimalist cult horror artwork, creating a bold visual interpretation that perfectly complements the film's gritty atmosphere. The signed, hand-numbered edition of only one hundred prints further enhances its appeal among collectors.
Printed by Martin Hammond, this limited edition exemplifies the craftsmanship associated with boutique gallery screen prints. Its exclusive exhibition debut, scarce production run, and Jay Shaw's distinctive artistic style have made it a sought-after collectible for fans of Larry Cohen's films, horror alt posters, and alternative movie poster art.
About the Artist
Jay Shaw, also known as Iron Jaiden, is an acclaimed illustrator and designer recognized for his bold graphic compositions, minimalist visual style, and highly collectible horror alt posters. His work with Mondo and independent gallery exhibitions has earned widespread recognition among collectors of cult cinema, with limited edition screen prints that celebrate horror, science fiction, and exploitation classics through memorable, design-driven imagery.
Archival Storage and Shipping
Your print is preserved in museum-quality mylar sleeves with acid-free backing board and stored in climate-controlled flat files. Each poster is carefully handled and packed by our master shipper in a smoke-free studio environment.
Shipping includes heavyweight poster tubes with kraft and glycerine paper protection, then secured in tube boxes for safe transit. For complete shipping details, see our Shipping Policy.

