Artist Profile
Liza Shumska
Limited Edition Movie Posters & Art Prints
Liza Shumska is a contemporary poster artist who has established strong working relationships with several prominent galleries in the alternative movie poster scene. Her work appears through Moor-Art Gallery, Apollo Gallery, and Hero Complex Gallery, demonstrating her reach across multiple collecting communities. Notably, she has secured official licensing partnerships, including collaboration with Konami for officially licensed Silent Hill artwork created alongside fellow artist Chris Koehler.
Shumska's portfolio spans both classic horror and modern gaming properties, showcasing her versatility across different pop culture mediums. Her Silent Hill 2 prints, including both original and remake versions, represent some of her most recognized work in the gaming poster space. She has also tackled classic horror cinema with pieces like her Carnival of Souls variant and "I'm Not Regan," referencing The Exorcist. Her artistic approach effectively captures the atmospheric dread and psychological tension that defines these horror properties.
Collectors particularly value Shumska's work for its limited availability and strong gallery representation. Her editions typically range from modest runs of 35 pieces, as seen with the Carnival of Souls variant released through Apollo Gallery, to larger editions of 200 for the officially licensed Silent Hill prints. The "I'm Not Regan" piece through Hero Complex Gallery was limited to 135 copies, striking a middle ground that appeals to collectors seeking exclusivity without extreme scarcity. Her combination of official licensing and respected gallery partnerships makes her prints solid additions to contemporary horror poster collections.
