Tapestries
Description: A tribute to one of TV's most complex duos — House and Wilson. This illustration explores the symbolic contrast at the heart of their dynamic: House, the mind — cold logic, brutal truth. Wilson, the soul — compassion, intuition, heart. Both brilliant in their own way. Both incomplete without the other. This piece flips perspectives, just like the show often did. Whether you hang it by the "Mind" or by the "Soul" side, the message remains: they were two halves of something whole.
Description: Hello Good Omens fandom! You liked the first one, so... Very proud to have another poster for you :') This one is from the Edinburgh episode. Loved the adventure and old tale vibes from the memory of Aziraphale and Crowley trying to help out a grave digger girl. The vibes reminded me of a murder mystery comic - so I designed it that way! Once again bowing before the genius of Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett.
Description: Always loved Neil Gaiman but the season 2 of Good Omens just... no spoilers. Nevermind the season ending :'), really loved this still from episode 2 of Aziraphale and Crowley chilling together by the sea. Have always loved the metaphorical wings protecting each other scenes across the seasons, and with Crowley literally protecting Aziraphale in this scene, and the scene being perfectly like the others with the zoomed out camera of the demon and angel with their backs to us, thought that this deserved the wings of its own.
