Macabre Tapestries

A malicious demon with fire in its sockets.

Chandelier

Terror felt on waking screaming from a nightmare, folk art in raw, horror brut style

Italian Memento Mori - Unknown

Pachycephalosaurus remains decaying over crystals

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

Beauty in the macabre

Home sweet home.

Our zombie brain skull T-shirt unleashes the undead appeal. This intriguing T-shirt combines your love of zombies and brilliant colors. This design will attract attention with its bright visuals and entertaining approach. Our zombie brain skull full of bright objects T-shirt will surprise you.

The word "coffin" in the shape of a coffin.

"Back to the Earth," is a series of illustrations that melds the remnants of human existence with the unstoppable resurgence of plant life. This intriguing tee showcases a majestic crow perched atop a skull, creating a striking and enigmatic visual. The blend of dark allure and mystical symbolism makes this design an attention-grabbing statement piece. Crafted from premium materials for comfort and lasting quality, it's a unique addition to any wardrobe. Embrace the mystique and intrigue of this captivating crow and skull imagery, making a bold statement wherever you go!

Peace

The Dance of Death - Hans Holbein, 1538.

Terror yet despair felt on waking screaming from a nightmare, folk art in raw, horror brut style

Red Watercolor Moth Painting

Against a cool gray background, an array of lively pink, yellow, orange, and blue flowers dance with joyful abandon. Each flower's center is adorned with a cartoon skull, each one boasting a different expression—some mischievous, others mysterious, but all undeniably charming. Bold black lines crisscross the design, creating an intricate lattice that frames the playful blooms. Hearts and dots are scattered between the lines, adding a whimsical touch and enhancing the overall dynamic energy of the pattern.

Perhaps her anomaly was the underlying cause of Mlle. Araignee des Mouches’s passion for specimen collecting. Her Wunderkammer were known far and wide even before the winged young lady became France’s foremost entymologist. Quick-witted, wasp-waisted, with brown eyes intent as beetles, Araignee specialized in really big bugs. Enormous birdeater tarantulas from French Guiana and Golden Orb Weavers from deepest Australia kept company with giant prey: huge Vietnamese Dobson flies buzzing around hefty crane flies from South America. The spiders wove giant webs over her astonishing hats and liked to perch there while she took tea. Invariably, a fly would zip in for a sip and thereby refreshments were had by all. Is it any wonder that man...

GOES TO SKULL

frog skeletons on blue

Visual interpretation of E.Poe's Raven

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Skulls stacked and waiting for you...

Just some happy little skulls...

The Guardian of the Halloween Spirit [ PROTECTED DESIGN ]

Graveyard Ghost

A sombre message sweetened with flowers

Wharncliffe Book of Hours.

A skeleton as memento mori

Jonah holding a skull - unknown

Death with an Old Man, from The Five Deaths - Stefano della Bella

Something to make your inner child sing... and then run for the hills.

find us in the darkness

Skull Maze

The digital rendering of "Saturnine", a glass enamel painting I made while exploring the medium properly for the first time. You can visit my FB / IG pages to see the original! Not quite sure why a horse skull, since I've done one before being inspired by NeO's "Saturnine Spheres", but I like it, and I hope you do too! Add it to your favourites, and if you like my work consider following me. <3

The digital rendering of "Saturnine", a glass enamel painting I made while exploring the medium properly for the first time. You can visit my FB / IG pages to see the original! Not quite sure why a horse skull, since I've done one before being inspired by NeO's "Saturnine Spheres", but I like it, and I hope you do too! Add it to your favourites, and if you like my work consider following me. <3

Captain Kidd was the first pirate who inspired the legend of buried treasure. Pirates were ruthless and often came to a grizzly end hanging at the gallows in the 17th and 18th century whilst on their quest for buried treasure. "X" marks the spot! Original Painting by Laura Barbosa. 12" x 12" Acrylic on Canvas.