Venom vs. Carnage Wall Art by Ryan Pasibe: A Collector’s Guide

August 04 2025, 1 min reading time

Compare Ryan Pasibe’s Venom and Carnage compositions, artist credits, formats, and display choices.

Venom and Carnage share a symbiote lineage but represent different characters and motivations. Eddie Brock’s Venom is commonly presented as an antihero; Cletus Kasady’s Carnage is a villain. Their black-and-red contrast gives a wall-art pairing an immediately recognizable visual conflict.

Symbiote Showdown

Symbiote Showdown Venom vs Carnage Wall Art is credited to Ryan Pasibe. Intertwined tendrils, opposing forms, and the black, crimson, and pale highlights make the confrontation the center of the composition.

Symbiote Reckoning

Symbiote Reckoning Venom & Carnage Wall Art is credited to Ryan Pasibe with colors by Brian Valeza (Totz Valeza). Its square composition sets Venom’s fangs and tongue against Carnage’s red tendrils. Check the size choices on this listing rather than assuming they match a portrait print.

Choose the finish for the room

Acrylic adds a clear glossy edge and reflections; metal gives a thin rigid surface; gloss canvas adds texture. Strong contrast can work in any of these formats. Consider window glare and your normal viewing distance before choosing.

Build the display

Use one confrontation as a focal point, or combine it with a quieter character portrait. Measure the actual dimensions and leave space around neighboring pieces so the tendrils and action remain readable. For backlighting, confirm that the selected acrylic print’s size and backing suit the frame.

Before ordering

Read the artist credit, selected size, finish, mounting information, and current price on the product page. Production and shipping are separate stages. See the shipping policy and quality-guarantee terms.

This is STG’s guide to artwork in our catalog, not an independent customer test.