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Night — Zara

Last #thefinalmonthoffear piece! Inspired by "Don't Fear The Reaper". I always thought death is the end of our journey and something to be feared. However after watching a documentary about near death experiences, it changed my mind. One person on the show said she felt welcome as if she's going home, like the place was where she actually belongs. Thinking death as being reunited with our loved ones and spiritual peace makes it easier to live and appreciate everyday more I think. Knowing we will be welcomed home at the end allows us to drop our fear for future and focus on what we have in our current life. So, until the day comes, let's live in the moment. . Until the Death Unites Us Again 3x3 Mixed media . . #monthoffear #monthoffearart #hands #skeleton #horrorart #gothic https://www.instagram.com/p/CVgxbVRr9ZQ/?utm_medium=tumblr

‘The Boy Who Would be King’ Month of Fear, prompt: SUPERNATURAL digital Anyone who knows me also knows I couldn’t resist this prompt. ;)  Surrealism, allegory, tragedy, body horror ... supernaturalism.

A Study of Night: A lot of the work I’m doing lately involves dark woods, forests at night. Learning to draw these places better means spending time in this environment. Which is also something, until recently, I was extremely afraid of. This summer’s camping trips and evening forest explorations have allowed me to literally face that Fear. During my most recent late-night study of the woods I realized it’s the obscurity that causes my fear. In the darkest of dark, shapes blend together and stop making sense to the eye. The imagination runs wild on what can barely be seen. Even worse is the periphery. In the moonlight or firelight there are some rain-damp leaves that catch barely a glint of light, which can’t be seen when I look directly at it. But a turn of the head and the light is brighter in the periphery. Is it really a damp leaf? Or a will-o-the-wisp? Or something more sinister? For me the real Fear isn’t in monsters that are right in front of you: it’s in the intangible that plays with your eyes. 

That radiant blue is everything. So beautiful. "Golden Armour" by @eleonorpiteira for @monthoffear.⁣ ⁣ posted on Instagram - https://instagr.am/p/CG8-BaeoF2G/

A frog pond mermaid, a snail daw, and a little something spooky I did a while back 🕷🍁

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