Illustration by Stephen Gammell from the children’s books, Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark (1981-1991). via talesfromweirdland
Illustration by Stephen Gammell from the children’s books, Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark (1981-1991). via talesfromweirdland
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Curse of the Witch’s Doll (2018) via deathtown
Mœbius calendar cover for French magazine, MÉTAL HURLANT. 1980. via talesfromweirdland
Prototype puppet from GREMLINS 2: THE NEW BATCH (1990). via via talesfromweirdland
Production art from GREMLINS 2: THE NEW BATCH (1990). via talesfromweirdland
Viktor Oliva illustration from NATIONAL FAIRY TALES AND LEGENDS (1870).
Bedtime Stories (1972) back cover art by Bernie Wrightson. via talesfromweirdland
Polish artist, Zdzislaw Beksiński (1955-2005). 1970s. via talesfromweirdland
Ithaqua, God of the Cold White Silence. One of H.P. Lovecraft’s Great Old Ones. I just ran out of capitals. Art by Christian Bravery (who on his ArtStation account just files it as “dead giant”).
I’ve noticed that many modern artists and filmmakers are fans of, well, let’s call it “Big Things in the Misty Background”. You watch say the The Force Awakens trailer, and there it is, inevitably: a huge crashed Star Destroyer in the misty background. Games, fantasy art, sci-fi, movies, it’s really a theme, which possibly can be explained psychologically. via talesfromweirdland
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