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CEMETARY

CEMETARY

Folk Art Cemetary at midnight when the spooky skeletons come out to play amongst the gravestones

Shadowed male figure walking through a Cemetary at midnight down a moonlit path of gravestones

WOLFMAN Cemetary

Supernatural

My art in full gorgeous color to celebrate Halloween with.

Folk art depiction of overcrowded tombs at a cemetary with many skeletons out and about in the graveyard

Creative photography layers of ghost heads floating around a cemetery captured in Liverpool.

1 color print

“Love Will Tear Us Apart” is a song by English rock band, released in June 1980 as a non-album single. Its lyrics were inspired by lead singer Ian Curtis’s marital problems and struggles with epilepsy, with the single being released the month after his suicide.

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Cujo

Rest In Peace.

Leaning cross tombstone in black and white from designbywhacky

Inktober 2019 submission. Day13. Prompt: "Ash"

Salem's Lot

A weeping angel

Pet Sematary

Repeat Pattern of Bonaventure cemetery

Cemetary Man

Brainerd Cemetary Soldiers

Binx as a cat in then Old Burial Hill cemetery on halloween

"Go and play outside with your treasure map kids"

...Sometimes Dead Is Better

For Grave Diggers

Hi, from skeleton!

Part of a series of Folk Art Skeleton Dance Illustrations. A group of disco dancing skeletons in the moonlight in an eerily lit graveyard in front of tombs, party on skelly! Nightmare art brut style

Haunted House Halloween illustration by BRobinson @nastiesbybarb Ghost in the doorway welcoming you inside. Full moon glow lights up the adjoining cemetery! Creepy fun!

Valley Street Cemetary at sunset.

Not just pretty words... though these are pretty words.

Graveyard- Inspired by the Haunted Mansion. This design features colored graves with outlines.

This design features digital art from the Silly Symphony short "The Skeleton Dance." The 4 skeletons are in different poses from the dance.

An original hand drawn design by Cali of Pretty In Ink. All images on this website are copyright protected, ©Pretty In Ink Jewelry 2018

Grave Study- Minimal Design Inspired by the Haunted Mansion This design features the outline of the graves only.

The first person to print and illustrate the dance of death from the cemetery in St. Innocents, Paris, was Guyot Marchant. This first edition only contains the author/authority in the introduction, the 30 men, and the dead king and the authority at the end. It wasn't before the next year that Guyot Marchant added the four musicians, 10 men more, a series of women and Latin quotes over each woodcut.