#nameless thing

[deadwooddross]

That one character I have been idly drawing and mashing around like putty for like. I dont know. Two years??????????? Not pictured are the 100 other pages of This and I Still couldn't tell you which one of these is the Most Accurate. All of them, somehow. My thingy. Her name is Hagar, probably

[colbyfromage]

Inktober 17: The Thrilling Conclusion! of NASSTV 6/6

I think we’re done here

[connectparanormal]

The Nameless Thing of Berkeley Square

One of London's most persistent and creepy urban legends is the nameless thing in Berkeley Square. Over the years, people who have heard this story have been both fascinated and scared by it. A dark secret surrounds a townhouse named Number 50 in Berkeley Square, one of the wealthiest parts of the city. An unknown and evil being is believed to have cursed it. Different sources claim that an unknown being or thing haunts the house, dating back to the late 1800s. The most famous story revolves around a young man named Robert Warboys, who, in 1840, consented to spend the night in the supposedly cursed second-floor room. The next morning, authorities found Warboys dead, carrying a loaded gun and a bell for assistance. Fear twisted his face as he fired the gun, leaving no sign of what he might have shot at. In a different story from the 1870s, two men from the HMS Penelope came to the house for safety. They reported that something they couldn't see attacked Edward Blunden, and his wounds claimed his life soon after. An empty, dark mass choked Blunden, according to his friend who managed to escape. Many theories have emerged over the years to explain what is happening at 50 Berkeley Square. Some people think it might be a ghost, while others think it might be a malicious spirit or even a creature from folklore. Given the house's age and its inherent creaks and groans, some people believe the stories are fictitious or exaggerated. Even though there isn't any solid proof, the story of the Nameless Thing of Berkeley Square lives on, captivating the minds of those interested in the supernatural. The house still stands today. It's closed to the public, but it's a scary reminder of London's strange and unexplained events and our rich ghost story tradition.

[mateusboga]

#25: Nameless Thing of Berkeley Square

[cryptid-quest]

Cryptid of the Day: Nameless Thing of Berkeley Square

Description: 50 Berkeley Square is a notorious haunted house in central London, which homes an octopus monster that was talked about in the 1840s. As the story goes, Sir Robert Warboys was found dead in a 2nd floor room, with a look of fear on his face. Many has dismissed the story as a tabloid hoax.

[wordsmusicandstories]

Johnson and Wilde (2) ... and Bosie

Johnson and Wilde (2) … and Bosie

Lionel Johnson (see here) was the cousin and tutor of 20-year-old Lord Alfred Douglas, ‘Bosie’ for short. He lent him his copy of “The Portrait of Dorian Gray” and the young man claimed he had been so ‘passionately absorbed’ in the book, that he had devoured it, reading it ‘ fourteen times running’.The two of them went to visit Oscar Wilde at his house in Chelsea, probably in June 1891, and Wilde…

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[jay-art-blog]

Day 8- Teeth

Drew the teeth of some of my characters :3

[deadwooddross]

My thingies I've been doodling for awhile, trying to dial them in...as you can probably see I'm fighting for my life trying to figure out just how Long the problem thingy's face is. I have approximately one billion more doodles exactly like these but slightly different, such is the plight