#classical books

[lenainwonderland]

- Vladimir Nabokov

[aizel-kon]

Dracula was the most unexpected and exciting project I had a chance to work on.

You can find more details about this edition here: https://www.instagram.com/p/DU09sNxDCGi/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ==

As a special note, the endpapers were done traditionally with pencils. 😊

If you are interested in getting prints of the cover illustration, I will be offering them after the book release, so check my IG page around that time to catch the announcement.

[viscariot]

watched the picture of dorian gray (1945) today! i thought it was pretty good, definitely the best adaptation by far. thought sibyl (angela lansburg) looked quite a lot like paul... inspired this drawing! id definitely say paul is dorian and john is basil though... i'll have to draw that later..

[a-lady-and-her-quill]

Video is from [email protected]

[austenwazright]

From all of them,Hareton's the one who breaks my heart the most, his only crime was to be born gentle in the middle of devils, if he had been spiteful and cruel he'd probably have followed Heathcliff's steps, but to love one's abuser, isn't that the greatest of all tragedies?

[dannarahasadigitaldiary]

Behold! My old journal and obsession with Captain John Price from COD and Ghost! Hehe, I was definitely a big fangirl. I mean, note the black-and-white picture inside the cover like he’s my own husband who went to war! Also, please note the quotes: Sylvia Plath, Poe, Sartre...they did me good~

PS. The French quote on the cover translates to: "Hell is other people"

[cyberr-v0id]

I hate my life I need to (remembers suicide and self harm jokes are bad for my mental health) write up an analysis on all of the themes and motifs present in Frankenstein, Jekyll and Hyde, and 20000 leagues under the sea and how they all contributed to modern sci-fi and literature