Serial Mom “Labor Day” Tie dye

"Serial Mom" is a 1994 dark comedy film that revolves around Beverly Sutphin, a seemingly perfect suburban housewife who harbors a homicidal secret. When her family and community members commit minor social transgressions, Beverly takes it upon herself to dispense vigilante justice, turning into a serial killer with a twisted sense of morality. Balancing her homicidal tendencies with her role as a loving mother and wife, Beverly's actions lead to a series of increasingly absurd and gruesome events, all while her family remains unaware of her sinister double life. The film satirizes suburban life, pop culture, and the media's fascination with crime, mixing humor with the macabre in a quintessential John Waters fashion.

Jenny Richardson is a freelance artist from Canada who is now based in sunny Las Vegas, Nevada. Her passion to create art, along with her strong interests in horror, cinema, beauty, and vintage aesthetics, led her to start the brand Classy Creeps for fellow die-hard glamour ghouls. Her feminine flair has helped her carve a niche in a largely male-dominated industry for close to a decade, and her unique perspective and background in graphic design & illustration have given her a versatile edge that has led to working with companies such as Netflix, Hulu, and Republic Records, to name a few. She strives to bring something new to the table and enjoys creating artwork for brands all over the world in numerous industries, including film, television, music, publishing, beauty and more.