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: Romanticize your angst with this trendy "Current Mood: Unwell but make it Brontë" Y2K graphic. Bursting with "Wuthering Heights energy", this shiny chrome and hot pink design perfectly blends modern aesthetic with classic gothic literature. A hilarious and eye-catching gift for bookworms who love the toxic drama of Catherine and Heathcliff!
Description: Symbolize the ultimate literary conflict with this minimalist "The Storm & The Calm Emily Brontë" line art design. Showcasing a wild, bare tree branch contrasted against a perfectly smooth rose, it represents the duality of Wuthering Heights. This subtle, elegant bookish artwork is perfect for readers who appreciate the deep themes of classic romance novels.
Description: Revisit Lockwood's terrifying nightmare with this spooky Let me in, 20 Years a Waif design. The subtle, dark illustration of a broken windowpane and a scraping pine branch brings Catherine's ghostly visitation to life. Fans of gothic horror and Emily Brontë's classic literature will appreciate this chilling graphic.
Description: It is time to "Choose your Brontë endgame" with this beautifully illustrated open book design. Will you pick the cozy "Reader, I Married Him" path or the chaotic "I am Heathcliff (and also very problematic)" route? This art perfectly captures the duality of Jane Eyre and Wuthering Heights for fans of classic English literature.
