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Watercolor stylized characters Wirt, Greg and Beatrice on their journey to Adelaide of The Pasture

Watercolor stylized characters Wirt, Greg and Beatrice (with hand-painted background) on their journey to Adelaide of The Pasture

Sad boi cartoon stylized Wirt looking away - Oddity Arts Style -

The woods are lovely, dark and deep, But I have promises to keep, And miles to go before I sleep, And miles to go before I sleep.

Do you know, who in this lamp?

A greyscale piece of Wirt and Greg from the Cartoon Network show Over the Garden Wall! Perfect for autumn and the haunting autumn weather!

Time to search for buried treasure - SKELETONS! Enoch will be there to supervise you.

otgw turts

autumn leaves

Say, aren't you a little... early?

A simple drawing based on Wirt and the Beast from Over The Garden Wall.

Greg and Wirt into the unknown.

objects from Over The Garden Wall

Wirt and Greg go on a gooseback ride with friends

Unknown silence

A potter's field, also known as a common grave, is a term for a place for the burial of unknown or impoverished people who could not afford marked graves.

Dog, who ate the turtle.

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Greg, Wirt, Beatrice and Rock Fact Rock! OTGW Details

This vector illustration is a fan art for American animated television miniseries 'Over the Garden Wall' dedicated to the Wirt, Greg and Lorna. The composition is based upon "The Ringing of the Bell" episode in which Greg and Wirt run from the Woodsman and come across lonely house which they believe is abandoned. Here they meet the young girl named Lorna. She is possessed by the evil spirit and shown in the demonic form at the top of the illustration, waiting for the children to enter the house and meet their doom. Lorna is living with her guardian Auntie Whispers who uses the magic bell to control the demon by hypnotising Lorna and keep her from devouring human flesh.

This vector illustration is a fan art for American animated television miniseries 'Over the Garden Wall' dedicated to the Chapter 2 'Hard Times at the Huskin' Bee' and Enoch character. As inspiration I used a scene on which Enoch in a cat form is dancing with the Pottsfield people during the Huskin' Bee festival. I tried to combine the paradox and the complex relationship of life and death, our reality and the other world, that prevails in Pottsfield. You can notice a simple wooden frame with a carved leaf, which should naturally symbolise life. While skeletons in the pumpkins costumes, hilariously dancing in circle, should rest in peace. But the living is dead, and the dead is alive. Where are we? In reality or in a dream world?

Black turtles are very small turtles found in forested areas and rivers in the Unknown. They are often seen where edelwood grows and warp the mind and body of whoever eats them. It is said they are "an imperfection in the quilt".

Beatrice cheese and crackers quote from over the garden wall

This vector illustration is a fan art for American animated television miniseries 'Over the Garden Wall' dedicated to the Chapter 2 'Hard Times at the Huskin' Bee' and the song 'Patient is the Night' featured in this episode and sung by Chris Isaak. Drowning in a routine, it sometimes seems that inspiration and hope can be brought only by the patient, always coming and never late death. This illustration with the solitary resident of Pottsfield, peering far away, into the endless distance, anxiously waiting for the night arrival, and the song – are an ode to all the silent heroes of the daily painstaking work that bear the burden of life through time. Patient is the night ...

This vector illustration is a fan art for the American animated television miniseries 'Over the Garden Wall' dedicated to Chapter 2 'Hard Times at the Huskin' Bee' and Enoch character. With each step we make, there are fewer kilometers on the way ahead. And at the end of an incredible and difficult path, we all dream of reaching the place where we can meet old friends. In Pottsfield all the hardships are left behind. Take a step, enter the town, and finally get what you deserve - rest and peace. You might be especially lucky if you get there at the start of the Huskin 'Bee festival. This is a wonderful place you are finally home.

This vector illustration is a fan art for American animated television miniseries 'Over the Garden Wall' dedicated to the Enoch character who appears in 'Hard Times at the Huskin' Bee' and cameos in 'The Unknown'. As inspiration I used a scene from the Season finale that reveals that Enoch is actually a cat inside a pumpkin-like suit. In this illustration I wanted to recreate the atmosphere of Pottsfield on the background and express the demonic character of Enoch. The main idea is a window or portal into another world - 'The Unknown'- where Enoch is a mischievous gatekeeper ready to trick you inside. I also added fun and creepy details such as frame made of human bones, because Enoch is likely the cause of Pottsfield's undead citizens.

You Have Beautiful Eyes - Over The Garden Wall fan art by Lavinia Knight

Autumnal design featuring elements of the "Over the garden wall" and lovely lettering of the fist line of the intro "How the gentle wind beckons through the leaves as autumn colours fall"

Ain’t that just the way Colored Over The Garden Wall Greg quote

Greg cuddling his frog, Over the garden wall

if you soak a raisin in grape juice, it turns into a grape.

Into The Unknown, Over The Garden Wall

“You Have Beautiful Eyes” ~Greg Over The Garden Wall Chapter 1

For every Over the Garden Wall fan.

OtGW If You Go into the Woods at Night... Photographic Print

Original graphite artwork by Sol Daath.