Hello all you ghouls and goblins out there. Dracula's deathly castle - Oil painting. Dark Series. 4 in this series I designed. This devilish original artwork will bring a delightful and powerful look to your home. With this distinct statement piece it will create emotion, power and love for anyone that views it. Original design and artwork by Australian artist @alexkempart This is a digitally enhance scan of my original oil painting. Some square, lines etc are forms of how I paint, They have just been enhanced. NOTE - Does not include frame, the frame is only an example. Museum-quality posters made on thick matte paper. Add a wonderful accent to your room and office with these posters that are sure to brighten any environment. • Paper thickness: 10.3 mil • Paper weight: 189 g/m² • Opacity: 94% • ISO brightness: 104% • Paper is sourced from Japan This product is made especially for you as soon as you place an order, which is why it takes us a bit longer to deliver it to you. Making products on demand instead of in bulk helps reduce overproduction, so thank you for making thoughtful purchasing decisions!
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The Visionary, 1904 by Serafino Macchiati (1861-1916)
Much of Europe’s greatest art is haunted by outbreaks – but amid the death are testimonies of love. Can these masterpieces guide us through today’s crisis?
Russian artist Yaroslav Gerzhedovich's paintings are classically dark often monochrome and surreal creations. Featuring barren fields, ancient structures, and fantastical compositions Gerzhedovich's paintings transfix the viewer. The haunting imagery is created on paper with acrylic, pencil, ink, and occasional digital manipulation.
There’s something so eerie and breathtaking about the places that haven’t seen a human for longer than they can remember. Sadly, in our increasingly urbanized world, there are not many corners left like this.
This is so deliciously gothic! Cool digital painting by @tristanelwell ... #beautifulbizarre #tristanelwell #digitalart #digitalpainting #darkart #darksurrealism #crow #gothic #fantasy #newcontemporaryart #art
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This spooky art print of white lady ghost is printed and shipped to you. Created by Odilon Redon this gothic art print can be a great addition to a room decorated in a witchy or gothic aesthetic. If you are looking for a dark vintage art or a 8x10 print black and white (or other size!), then this is a perfect choice for you. ♥ CREATE THE ROOM YOU LOVE ↁ Smile, every time you look at your wall ↁ Relax, while waiting for professionally printed art being delivered to your doorstep ↁ Create a WOW factor, by selecting one of my large size art prints ↁ Express yourself by mixing my prints to create a gallery wall ♥ MAIN FEATURES ↁ Physical giclée fine art print shipped to you ↁ Two material options: high-end luxury Hahnemuhle German Etching paper, budget-friendly quality archival matte paper ↁ Hahnemühle German Etching fine art paper: is a heavy, 310 gsm traditional mould-made paper. It has a special premium matt inkjet coating, designed specifically for fine art applications. It conforms ISO 9706 museum quality norm for highest age resistance. The paper has a soft texture, adding three-dimensional effect and depth to any print. The prints achieve fine art color reproduction, detail, and deep blacks. Best option especially for reproduction of oil paintings. ↁ Archival matte paper: less thick paper (200 gsm), soft texture. Very good color reproduction and vibrancy. Great for smaller size prints (below 12x16). ↁ Unlike other shops, I offer rare and large paper sizes (oversized art print) ↁ Delivery time: between 1-3 weeks. I dispatch within 1-3 days. Tracking included for sizes larger than A4 / 8x10 inch ↁ Packaging: Print is packed in protective cello bag sleeve and shipped in a flat enveloppe, larger prints are rolled and delivered in a tube ♥ WHY CHOOSE ME? I offer large premium art print sizes that are very rare to get anywhere else. I make sure that each print will look great, even when printed as the largest option. I will do my best to help and support you. After all, you give home to the precious little color blobs I create :) I try my best to ensure fast and safe delivery. You can order confidently. ♥ SIZE GUIDE To simplify the choice, I enlisted the most popular print sizes. If you would like to order an alternative size, just message me.
Chartres, cathedral, northern transept, central portal (1205-1210). Photo © Copyright 2010 Marc Haegeman. All rights reserved. website: www.for-ballet-lovers-only.com
Abigail had ambitions of becoming an opera singer and joining the circus while growing up, and although neither of those ended up working out too well, she has
Gustave Dore (1832-1883) created the most popular illustrations and engravings in history. He reminds me of the top character actors of all time—you know their work, but you don't know their names. Gustave Dore was the most famous living artist in the world during his lifetime.
We had a hauntingly beautiful weekend here at the Quill. Saturday we celebrated our sweet grand girls very first birthday with a house full of family, a home cooked meal, followed by cake, ice cream, and of course presents. Beautiful memories scurried around the room amid the swirl of brightly shredded gift wrap, entangling themselves with the here and now like the curly ribbon dripping from the packages.While cameras were clicking and conversation hummed through the air it was hard not to sit and observe the family circle and notice who was not there. Beautiful haunting memories of happy times sat in the room among the welcome guests, yet, no sadness accompanied them. They made themselves comfortable and a part of the celebration.Since we do live in a tiny cottage and the dining table had to serve duel function as a dining table and a party table I had to keep the decor quite simple, first serving the meal and then a simple setup for the party. A little foof of the lighting fixture, a bright table cloth, and a small display for the cake during the traditional singing and blowing out of the first candle ceremony and the transformation was complete.I made a few party hats by deconstructing ready made hats from the dollar store and covering them with wrapping paper, adding a little glitter and trims. Lastly I made a Garden Fairy cake topper using another birthday hat as a base. Sweet and simple.Sunday was set aside for rest, recuperation, and the proverbial Sunday afternoon drive. Handy Hubby and I snaked down back roads and scenic byways to one of our favorite nearby mountains spiraling to the top where we skirted the back side of the mountain to the stone house.Refreshments and camera in hand we entered the cool dim structure where we rested on the native stone bench that runs the width of the back wall and allows one to absorb the panoramic views.The day was bright and a light haze lay over the landscape far below. Ribbons of the two rivers and roads ran through the quilted farm tops and peeked out at loose intervals between the dense forest. Up, up, up they climbed like the hawk soaring before us. Here we witnessed the depths and the heights of natures beauty as we recanted the hauntingly beautiful legend of Petit Jean.Monday I was finally able to show up for class at last! Karla and Beth have indeed supplied some hauntingly beautiful images to use for their Romantic Gothic Ghosts projects. I spent a happy morning printing out arches, images, and backgrounds...And an equally happy afternoon laying out the foundation for the first three projects...I am making two of the Beth's totes. The one pictured above is for me. I am making myself a new book bag for my frequent trips to the library. Here is the image I am using below in case you would like to use it too...(FREE IMAGE) I am nearing the completion of the first one, a Romantic Gothic Banner, here is a bit of sneak peek at my banner parts...These ladies are really making this class fun with mini give away prizes in between lessons, mini extra how-to videos, decorating tips using the class projects, plus the class lessons themselves! The fun news for you, my dear readers, is that when I complete all the class projects I will host a give away and the class projects are my prizes! I'll announce more on that later. In the meantime, I wanted to offer you a few free sepia toned Romantic Gothic images of my own. I think Gothic Castles are pretty romantic... (FREE IMAGE) And what is a castle without a hauntingly beautiful heroine or two running from its spooky secrets?(FREE IMAGE) (FREE IMAGE) I hope you will enjoy them as well as beautifully blessed bliss filled day! Beautiful Blessings, Miss Sandy
Teodor Axentowicz - Cover Illustration for Weekly Illustrated No. 14, Warsaw, 1908
#今年の4枚 年々仕草や表情をこだわるように。 展示販売が沢山できたよい一年でした⚖
Jinnn is a Korean artist living in New York city who, inspired by Art Nouveau and the New Romantic movement, creates wonderfully dark illustration.
Katy Hessel’s ambitious, weighty corrective to an art history canon that sidelines (or erases) women is ‘impressive and overdue’, writes Edwina Preston.
絵も立体もぬいぐるみだらけで(最近作風が変わったのかな…?)なんて思われる方もいらっしゃるかもですが、変わってません。しばし温存中…✟ 本当は早く描けるようになりたい。 #妖のモノクロ世界
To protect her reign, the empress set a clever trap for Princess Tarakanova—a royal imposter whose true identity remains a mystery.
De Italiaanse kunstenares Nicoletta Ceccoli illustreert boeken. Je zou haar werk het beste beschrijven als kwetsbaar en wreed tegelijkertijd.
Necro Maria - @billelis & @sick666mick #collaboration Follow on @instagram for more: https://t.co/KoGDZqXdd3 #billelis #sick666mick #illustration #skull #gothic #santamuerte @maxon3d @OTOY @creativecloud @wacom
We’re leaving Beardsley country. Taking the old dirt road off Harry Clarke county, on thru the inky backwoods and the old lost village long grown green and rotten with tree and weed, towards a place called Vania Zouravliov. The sky’s dark, and there’s movement among the trees that grow too close together to give any idea what that movement might be other than it’s something watching, something waiting. And you know pretty soon you’re going be meeting this something one way or another and the thought of it sends a cold ripple of excitement through your backbone as you push on ahead wanting to get there faster. That’s kinda like the feeling I get when I look at the artwork of Vania Zouravliov. Zouravliov is a Russian graphic artist based in London who draws sensuous, intricate pictures of beauty, death, sex, and decay. Born into an artistic family (his mother was an art teacher), Zouravliov was a child prodigy whose earliest works gained him considerable praise and some notoriety—“famous communist artists, godfathers of social realism, told him that his work was from the Devil.” He was drawing “evil hammerhead people” at the...
Quando si pensa alla prima donna della storia si pensa ad Eva. Dal punto di vista cristiano è la verità. John William Waterhouse “Pandora”, 1896 Secondo la mitologia e la storia greca l…