#darkillustration

[enchantedbook]

'The Black Cat' from 'Narraciones extraordinarias- a collection of works by Edgar Allan Poe, illustrated by John Coulthart.

[lucasgarcete]

After sunset, by Lucas Garcete {via Instagram}

[oonryy]

SUMOH

Digital illustration made with Procreate app.

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© 2025 szymon ryczek. All rights reserved.

[loveskulls]

💀🌸 Dissolving into Crimson: Watercolor Skeleton That Haunts Beautifully 🖤✨

[hopelessouls-blog]

Check out my latest #digital #art #drawing, which explores the theme of #summoning something #evil. This piece delves into the #dark depths and complexities involved in calling forth #malevolent forces. I’d love to hear your thoughts on this creation!

My Artstation:

Haunted Artist

Freelance artist

[macabrethreads]

why dark art hits different

i’ve always wondered why some people feel drawn to dark, macabre art while others look away from it. so I finally wrote about it.

if you’ve ever felt a strange sense of comfort in the shadows, or if skulls, reapers, and dark symbolism speak to you more than “normal” art ever has… this might hit home.

full article on medium: https://medium.com/@zholley/the-psychology-of-why-were-drawn-to-dark-art-ac10ed0430be

[dhumonio]

“monster” is what they call people who survive transformation.

I didn’t want to draw Medusa as a victim or a villain.

I wanted her to feel ancient. Divine. Dangerous. Beautiful in the way eclipses are beautiful.

MEDUSSA became a ritual more than a project — an illustrated poem about transformation, rage, femininity, horror, and the sacred nature of becoming untouchable.

These pages are meant to feel as something half-new, half-memory. Like something discovered in a temple at the bottom of the ocean.

If this finds the right people, welcome.

Read MEDUSSA here!

[heatherinpleather]

Moonlit mayhem in the graveyard

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just a chainsaw and attitude...