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rocktheholygrail

Hannibal (2013-2015)

germechart

manglestatic

just made some gaarrrbage

its-ate-oclock-somewhere

there is a *subtle* difference

livingdeadlogan

Shop opening soon! Stay tuned for prints and other goodies!

butchraskolnikov

this fanfic shit is easy

zaininn

ヾ(*´∀｀*)ﾉ

bakasara

I think possibly the most twisted side of Hannibal and WIll’s relationship, but also the one that shows the most how they’re made for each other and pretty much no one else, is how they get each other’s sense of humor, in whatever form it comes. Hannibal sees Will’s bitter misanthropic sarcasm and is endeared by it, instead of kept at a distance by it like everybody else; Will should really not find Hannibal’s irony funny since it mostly involves murdering and eating people, stabbing, or making victims into art, but he tragically does. To the point that it gets him to smile, laugh, turn a dead man into a firefly, or watch an asshole eat his own face.

after-the-ellipsis

“I think Will has probably in some way never conceived the possibility that Hannibal could be in love. I mean he’s got such a black heart. The awareness that they have this connection is something that Will knows and is probably in some way profoundly ashamed of, and is also, you know, he keeps coming back to and actually… kinda…. fills him with joy, as well. But I don’t think he’d ever give it the name love, ‘cause I don’t think he’d ever associate love with Hannibal”

— Hugh Dancy about why Will took so long to realize that Hannibal is in love with him (via pka42)

mistikfir

3x12 "The Number of the Beast Is 666"// 3x13 "The Wrath of the Lamb" "La mappa dell'Inferno" by Sandro Botticelli

rocktheholygrail

Hannibal (2013-2015)

1x02 || 3x09

#freddie lounds was the number one hannigram shipper

amorousfrenzy

HANNIBAL + art

Hieronymus Bosch, Ascent of the Blessed (1505-15) | Henry Fuseli, The Nightmare (1781) | William Blake, Spectre over Los (Plate 6 of Jerusalem: The Emanation of the Giant Albion) (1804-20) | Jacopo Vignali, Cyparissus (c. 1625)