#mexican gothic

[anticlockfoolish]

weird/sentient house alignment chart

[h-chia]

It took me a long time, but I finally finished this illustration!!! So much work but so much fun (yeah, I did this just for fun)! This is a Mexican Gothic inspired piece, which is a novel I read recently. I absolutely loved the story and characters. Silvia Moreno-Garcia’s writing is so mesmerizing.(*¯︶¯*) If you’re a gothic fiction fan like me and haven’t read it, do it now!

(Thanks to this book, I may have found my new obsession: fungi (≧∇≦) If you know any fun facts about mushrooms, feel free to drown me with them.)

Hehe, just sharing something that made me really happy lately. Oh! And if you haven’t heard the news yet, I’ll be exhibiting at Polymanga (18-21.04. Lausanne) and Fantasy Basel (29-31.05. Basel). Come find me. It’s gonna be fun! ٩(˃̶͈̀௰˂̶͈́)و

[horrorcitos]

César Adrian

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Silvia Moreno-Garcia, Mexican Gothic

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El espejo de la bruja | 1962 | dir. Chano Urueta

[shinozaki-ayumi]

tfw your new in-laws have a bit of a mold problem (i just finished Mexican Gothic and i loved it)

[bookiebookbook]

Mexican Gothic | Home

Personal work. Fanart for the book MEXICAN GOTHIC by Silvia Moreno-Garcia

[skysyzygy]

One of the things I like about gothic horror novels is that the main character doesn’t typically know they’re in a gothic horror novel, so when the Scary Guy is revealed, they’re like “okay well literally who could have foreseen that.” And then like clockwork some weirdo will appear out of the woodwork whose life’s goal is to Have Foreseen That