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By now, of course, you know that people in medieval England often paid their rent in eels. But not only eels! Sometimes the eel-rents were due with other things.
In 1206, the village of Dunwich owed the Exchequer not only 5,000 eels per year, but *also* 5 gerfalcons!
Eddy Hedington messaged me once to tell me that he was doing a comic that mixed Lovecraft monsters and school kids called The Dunwich Boys and that he didn't intentionally steal our idea, like I would get all territorial or something.
Progression Series! Didn't think too much about canonical accuracy with this one. Maybe some time before 1921, Whateley summoned a demon to Dunwich, and instead of an Old One he ended up with Mavis, who thwarted his plans with the power of Shenanigans? #Mavis #NewArtTuesday
Cthulhu's trending, so here's The Dunwich Horror and Others by H. P. Lovecraft.
Cover art by Raymond Bayless.
#horror #Cthulhu #Lovecraft
Cover and some illustrations by @santiagocaruso for Lovecraft's novella "The Dunwich Horror".
Character portrait for my Husband’s Lancer campaigns. Lars Dunwich, call sign “Rex”. 💪
#TTRPG #LancerRPG
'Lovers Lane, Dunwich.' (1948) Edward Bawden had been working from a studio on the marshes at Dunwich after his return from the Middle East in 1945. He made several return painting trips to the village with Eric Ravilious and John Nash after moving to nearby Great Bardfield.
Illustrations de Santiago Caruso pour The Dunwich Horror - D'autres illustrations de cette nouvelle ici : https://t.co/3QDhkt0AeS A voir aussi sur son site : https://t.co/p9GQww0NHe #Lovecraft
Sketchbook 4 Wilbur Whateley concepts
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#sketch #lovecraft #TheDunwichHorror
Part 2, the cover for the Dunwich Horror. Featuring Lavinia Whateley on one of her thunderstorm wanderings, carrying a newborn Wilbur with her for the first time.
Don't play FGO but look at this servant pair I came up with based on Lavinia's kids, lol.
Per Fate's bullshit character design philosophy, I have completely ignored most aspects of Wilber and his Twin's appearance in the Dunwich Horror, keeping only what I like and adding tits!
#MedievalTwitter Watercolor interior of All Saints' Church, Dunwich, Suffolk by Rooker, Michael 'Angelo' Rooker (1746 -1801); note peaceable cows. https://t.co/e43JoIVnL8
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