Beware, there be monsters here...

A blog of a beast. Some edgy/angsy posts. This is a macbre and dark themed blog aimed on the beastly side of the beauty and beast tale.

[beastlyclaws]

Hello New followers

Just wanted to say, that I don’t post much on here but thats not to say its a dead blog. I only post things I think would match the tone and aesthetic of the blog. Such things are hard to find and are few and far between. Despite me following a lot of monster/beauty and the beast/Gothic blogs they don’t post many things often either. This blog is dark and edgy feel on a Beasts perspective on the story. At least that is what I am shooting for.   If you want more content, I HIGHLY recommend back tracking this blog and see things posted in the past. I think a lot are hidden gems, I don’t mind grave digging.  Thanks for following this blog, stay tuned for quality posts. 

[sergle]

day 3 evie & a monster

[enchantedbook]

Jean-Denis Malclès, preparatory sketch for the poster of Jean Cocteau's film "La Belle et la Bête", 1946

[feminist-fairy-tales]

When Beauty still did not return, the Beast felt her heart was breaking and she collapsed in sorrow under her rose trees.

Barely conscious, the Beast hardly heard as Beauty clattered into the castle grounds, dress muddy and torn from a wild ride through the dark forest to return to the Beast. Beauty sobbed and held the Beast. She had returned in all haste when she realised how much the Beast meant to her and how lost she would be without her.

“And I do love you, Beast, I do!” She lamented through her tears. “Please, let me not be too late.”

[elzuart]

Let Me Back In

[ex0skeletal-undead]

Rosalia (shewolf) and Solayne by Ami Thompson on Instagram

[namelessalice]

[litloverscorsetlaces]

Panna a Netvor (1978) & Phantom of the Opera (2006)

@funeral-lilies introduced me to Panna a Netvor and I can't unsee the Earl Carpenter parallels so here I am gifing near midnight.

[sictransitgloriamvndi]

[marquisedeserault]

A WALTZ ALONG A RAZOR'S EDGE

[gretch-villa]

Unfortunately, many Instagram accounts are facing this injustice right now. I raise my voice to bring awareness to the matter.

[weepingwidar]

Theodor Severin Kittelsen (Norwegian, 1857-1914) - The Princess Grooms the Troll (1900)

[suddenly-frankenstein]

grieving your former self

[sketchmoonart]

Panels from my “Scarlet Flower” color script. These are some of the important moments in the story described by color and light.

[ex0skeletal-undead]

Bacio (Kiss), oil on linen by Daniela Astone

[spicymochi]

choose your fav tiny bird

[siarabrandtofficial]

“You might think that a monster would be heartless and unfeeling. But alas, we are all creatures of emotion. Even I.”

― Siara Brandt, The Haunting of the Opera