Dark art illustrations

Horrific doesn't always mean bad. I know we use horrific when something is really bad but the following art pieces are actually quite great in an unsettling way. However, I wouldn't want to put one on my wall because I'd have to see it every day and I might get nightmares because of it. If

I once heard this quote saying something along the lines that a woman’s first-time bleeding doesn’t actually come from between her legs, but from always having to bite her tongue. I think about this…

Our necks have necklaces, ears have earrings, wrists have bracelets, and fingers have rings. Yet, chests... well, they have chest hair which isn't that impressive at all when you think about it. Okay, ladies usually don't have hair on their chests but that's not what we are talking about here. Some people, though, have found the perfect way to go about the bleakness of their chests and adorned them with incredible tattoo artworks.

For most, tattoos seem like an artistic way to cover your body with stories, say, spice things up a bit (of course, moms will most likely tell you it's a job liability that won't do you any good in life). But for people whose skin is already covered with stories of their own - tattoos mean so much more than that.

“Never go into the deep parts of the forest, for there are many dangers there, both dark and bright, and they will ensnare your soul.” ― Robert Beatty, Serafina and the Black Cloak

Concept sketches for a drawing. Exploring the the inner darkness and emotions that can affect us.

When you hear charcoal, you tend to think that the result of using this medium to create a work of art would not be that appealing. But this illusion will

The Slasher Smile trope as used in popular culture. What's the difference between a smile and a grin? The same difference between kissing and tasting. In the …