Wuthering Heights Phone Cases - iPhone and Android
Description: "WUTHERING HEIGHTS". This retro design is based on the classic book by novelist Emily Brontë written in 1847. Novel set between 1770 and 1800 in York County (UK). Gothic and hard novel, very hard. With characters more arid, waste and desolate than the place itself. “I Love Books Collection” A retro design collection based on the universal classic books, more books in my profile.
Description: This is the famous scene in the classic book 'Wuthering Heights' by Emily Bronte when Cathy's ghost comes to the window begging to be let in. This is done mainly in pen but I added in a little pencil work to make the ghost look softer and less real and the snow is done in white goache paint. I have worked it up on yellow paper.
Description: Embrace your spooky side with this cute "Ghosted By Catherine" design featuring a kawaii ghost wandering the moors. Perfect for fans of Wuthering Heights and gothic literature who love a touch of dark humor. Show off your love for classic bookish tropes and the haunting romance of Emily Brontë's masterpiece.
Description: Travel back to the stormy Yorkshire Moors, Est. 1801 with this beautifully detailed Wuthering Heights manor design. The intricate vintage engraving style captures the foreboding and wild nature of Emily Brontë's legendary estate. This classic landscape illustration is a must-have for any devoted reader of gothic fiction.
Description: Embrace the darker side of classic literature with this Terror Made Me Cruel Wuthering Heights design. The highly detailed anatomical heart illustration surrounded by the iconic quote captures the intense, brooding essence of the novel. This moody graphic is a perfect choice for lovers of gothic fiction and dark academia.
Description: Hilariously combine two classic novels with "Jane's Guide to Reforming Brooding Men" which includes a checklist for "1. Modest Demeanor" and "2. Moral Guidance". Watch as a proper Jane Eyre tries to deal with a feral Heathcliff holding a dead bird, representing "The Moor Problem," leading to the realization that "Some projects are beyond redemption." A must-have for fans of the Brontë sisters who appreciate the stark contrast between these gothic characters.
Description: Celebrate a timeless literary romance with this beautiful "Whatever our souls are made of, his and mine are the same." quote design. Featuring elegant gothic typography and delicate botanical accents, this art captures the tragic love of Wuthering Heights. It makes a stunning addition to any bookworm's dark academia collection.