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Giant Silent Glacier - Aerial Landscapes MICHAELSCHAUER.COM

A woman shrouded in mystery, her piercing blue eyes and the hush of her fingers over her lips, speaks volumes in the silence.

Illustration of red cloaked figure in a forest

A morning fog lays over Prospect Harbor along the Maine coast.

Friendship between dragon and woman

This sign reminds that everything ends sooner or later, but the end is always the beginning of something new. The rune advises to move forward without creating obstacles. Do not be afraid of changes and let go of the past.

Woman flying through sky against colorful background

Cyborg in surreal space. Chess pieces

Surreal view of a cosmic wormhole. Person absorbed by a magical celestial swirl. Teleportation in the wonderland. Conceptual time and space travel scene. Collapse into whirlwind. Theory of relativity

Discover the mystery of the universe.

Cthulhian illustration for Lovecraft's admirer

Black and White Floral Nature Fine Art Photography

Black and White Floral Nature Fine Art Photography

Black and White Floral Nature Fine Art Photography

Black and White Floral Nature Fine Art Photography

The sky is the limit!

Black and White Floral Nature Fine Art Photography

Black and White Floral Nature Fine Art Photography

Spooky Tree from Alice in Creepyland collection made by DeneboArt

Frozen Run, Coming Soon

meditative human

A portrait of David Lynch director and screenwriter behind Blue Velvet

Humphrey Bogart in The Maltese Falcon

Casey running away from her friend on the phone. Done in the style of classic SD cartoons.

Manos: The Hands of Fate is a 1966 American low-budget horror film. It was written, directed, and produced by Harold P. Warren who also starred in the film. It is widely recognized to be one of the worst films ever made. In 1993, the television comedy series Mystery Science Theater 3000 (MST3K), a show based on the premise of comedically mocking B movies, featured Manos: The Hands of Fate, helping the film develop a cult status.

"Only one is a wanderer; two together are always going somewhere."

The Retro Comic Unexplained Collection

Discover the mystery of the universe.

Embrace the enigma of the three-dimensional evil entity with this captivating cube design. Perfect for sci-fi fans craving a touch of mysterious darkness.

Ghostcats jumping over text overlooked by giant head.

bodies series Stephen Graham as Mannix Crime Drama History graphic design illustration

bodies series Stephen Graham as Mannix Crime Drama History graphic design illustration

Mila in the Multiverse

Mila in the Multiverse

Image for Sign 3 of Chapter 10 of my web series Signs of Humanity.

This piece was part of a project to create beautiful fantasy castles in environments of water or clouds. Imagine visiting somewhere so beautiful and serene. What foods do you smell, what music do you hear, what's around the next corner? I hear there is a traveling opera company in town, and the show is tonight!