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In Japanese folklore, Gashadokuro, also known as Odokuro, are giant skeletons, fifteen times taller than an average person, and are constructed from the bones of people who have died from starvation. Their bones are collected into this giant skeleton creature which is filled with intense anger and a thirst for human blood. He wanders around at night, grinding his teeth and making a “gachi gachi” sound. The giant skeleton towers so high above the ground and walks so quietly that he can be almost invisible. The only warning you get when the giant skeleton is near is a strange and inexplicable ringing in your ears.
If the Gashadokuro finds you, he will reach down with his bony hand and snatch you off the ground. Then he will pluck your head off and suck the blood out of your headless body until his thirst is quenched.
Japanese folk lore is fucking brutal holy shit
エウレカセブン
2017, oil on card, 8.5”x6, part of art cards series.
“Sea Monster” acrylic on 22x30" paper 11.13.17 C.Millichamp
‘I Wish I Could Tell You Things’ Digital/Analogue collage 2017 © Pascal Verzijl
Overdose - Collage su cartoncino
Acrylic on paper 22x30" Flag series. C.Millichamp
Matthieu Venot l 2017
Andy Warhol | Campbell’s Soup Cans | 1953–1967
July, 1937, Martiros Sarian
Playtime 4 ever
Carmen Herrera (Cuban/American, b. 1915), Verticals, 1952. Acrylic on canvas, 71.4 x 119.4 cm.
via thatsbutterbaby
Archers, 1937, Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
Size: 195x150 cm Medium: oil on canvas
Clear ideas, 1958, Rene Magritte
The family of blind man, 1903, Pablo Picasso
Size: 37.5x27 cm