Grimoire of Horrorさんのイラストまとめ

Lovecraft wrote 'unfathomable' horrors which are difficult to depict in film or conventional artistic portraits, which has illustrations as a perilous task, but Michael Whelan's covers for Lovecraft's re-issues were adequate to express eldritch mayhem and esoteric geometry.

Somebody designed cats as slasher film icons and, well, it's most endearing; converting anything to cats is sure to entice the majority

I'd absolutely appreciate the source!

#HorrorFamily #HorrorCommunity #horrorfans

The amazing horror artwork, which is inspired by manga, of Indonesian artist Anwita Citriya - available to follow on Instragram at "anwitacitriya"! They have a variety of webtoons in development, too, ranging from more manga styles to digital art, i.e "Yuuko's Gloomy Days"!

Wait - why could I imagine this as some awful love triangle to justify a doll crossover? I'd rather see Toy Story x Chucky - Andy is the logical connection between these!

Our writer, Victor, explore four #Japanese curses enshrined in their #folklore - macabre enough to cause a bad day for anybody!

https://t.co/Pi6ohw41FD

Dolls, bugs, and #yokai - these are all sure to unsettle you as morbid tales!

For New Year, @junjiitofficial celebrated with a humanoid feline (as we all know his adoration of cats) - always amazing us with his artistic talent! Interestingly, one of our writers theorised it, "could be reference to this cover of "Wacky and Humorous" magazine from 1927"

Midori-Impuls, is known throughout Europe for esoteric releases, especially from Japan, but their most interesting quirk is collaboration with Japanese mangaka, like Shintaro Kago, to produce ridiculously vibrant, fun cover artwork for their releases!

The amazing @Kitahara_kou is a Japanese artist and illustrator - designing extravagant covers for film promotions. Fortunately, his success has afforded leeway to experiment in his own personal projects such as horror with yokai or the playful depiction of schoolgirls.

For fans of Japanese folklore, oftentimes morbid, the artist and scholar @matthewmeyerart is somebody we highly recommend to follow - they have done an amazing service to materialise these #yokai tales fantastically in a rich way. He has several informative picture books, too!

We explore our favourite theme music of #anime, dubbed #anison, in the genre of horror:

https://t.co/ARjSrxUOTZ

With choices such as Lain, Monster, Death Note and Paranoia Agent, we are confident people will know many of these and agree they're brilliant to set the mood!