i am the storm

Charcoal on paper

“Although the novel contains satire of such matters as drama and women, it becomes a celebration of God and his universe.”

Recently saw Evangelion (again) and got super inspired, so I made this book cover style illustrations.

— Emily Dickinson, from The Poems Of Emily Dickinson: I Like A Look Of Agony (via draugminaion)

central saint martins

Frustrated by his unsuccessful quest for knowledge, the elderly Dr. Faust calls on Satan, asking him for eternal youth. In return, Méphistophélès, the devil, may claim him after his death. As a handsome young man, Faust seduces Marguerite, who bears him a son. Marguerite is condemned to death for the murder of her child, but rather than be saved by Faust and Méphistophélès she prays to God and her soul ascends to heaven.