Attacks leave dead vs killed
09.03.2026 03:21
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Attacks leave dead vs killed
A black ink woodcut on cream colored paper depicting a monstrous giant dancing in a circle of black stones. Two small humans raise their arms upwards next to bonfires in the corners, birds flock around the giant. The most human parts of the giant are his face and hands. His torso is scaley, hips covered in tentacles and two eyes, legs furry, and feet are similar to a rhinoceros. He holds a giant key in one hand and gestures to a door in the clouds.
A black ink woodcut on cream colored paper that has been colored with watercolor and gilded with gold. A simple black line encompasses the scene of a massive toad-like monster emerging from below, mouth open wide as robed people throw naked people in. Its long tongue waves in the air near a sigil depicting a gold key in black orb bearing a crown.
A black ink woodcut print on cream colored paper. This piece is done in the style of illuminated pages with a wide decorative border filled with flora and fauna. The interior scene is reminiscent of depictions of Dr. Faust conjuring the devil, though in this instance, a woman is conjuring a multi-headed thing from a flask over a small fire. She holds a book and a wand, and appears to be speaking to a human face emerging from the smoke-like body of the thing. The heads above it are somewhat beetle-like.
A black ink woodcut on cream colored paper. An entity fills much of the black rectangle, it has tentacled arms and legs, plus a long curling tail. The head, formed like a bishop's hat, is grimacing, with many sharp teeth on display. It has 6 large fins spread out behind it, dotted irregularly with eyes of many shapes. Overall it has the look of a Jenny Hanniver style taxidermy stingray.
I'm an artist, primarily a woodcut printmaker. My focus isn't exclusively horror, but I love a good monster and my interests tend towards the weird and macabre. My art appears in books including SHE WALKS IN SHADOWS, THE DAGON COLLECTION, and THE STARRY WISDOM LIBRARY. xylographilia.com
thanks #Frightclub, that was fun. Have a good night everyone.
omg John Agar! B-Movie icon #Frightclub #bodybags
oh no he got Medusa-d #BodyBags #FrightClub
🤣 the long hair on his face! I've never seen this and I'm exhausted but this hair bit is reviving me #BodyBags #FrightClub
this is what you get for lusting after a Llasa Apso, I guess #BodyBags #FrightClub
fourthing. and able to have a sense of humor about his "imperfections" #BodyBags #FrightClub
🤣 his long hair #FrightClub #BodyBags
Three of the actresses in the Hammer horror film “The Vampire Lovers"
Madeline Smith, Janet Key and Pippa Steel, Elstree Studios. 12th March 1970.
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Today's #photograph is another moody one from yesterday's dawn #cycle ride. This is a view from the #Conwy bridge, looking towards #Llandudno #Wales #photography
Your cat and dog have melded into one beautiful creature 😍
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and I think they also sound similar #TheLastDriveIn #MutantFam
"Hollywood was going broke." So.....much like today. #TheLastDriveIn
yes! I was just thinking the same, thinking it was the surf; then he started talking about the Scirocco. #thelastdrivein
Even if they don’t surrender, we will call that an unconditional surrender and declare victory. bsky.app/profile/atru...
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understandable, hope you can some rest this weekend 🫂
The Grateful Dead 3rd March 1968
It just blows my mind that is completely possible for me to listen to the Dead’s Goodbye to the Haight show from this day in 1968. What an amazing thing that is. God bless the tapers. Hell fucking yeah.
relisten.net/grateful-dea...
"'Double-tap strike' is an informal term for a tactic that is a war crime. It appears to have been previously used by Israel in Gaza and the US in the Caribbean as recently as last year."
www.middleeasteye.net/news/exclusi...
They killed 180 children and their teachers in a double-tap strike on a school. The girls were 7 to 12 years old.
😆 thanks! it's so perfectly cute I started to wonder if it might be AI
Ty! The blurbs make me even more interested, connecting it to life after the pandemic, and describing it as an "[agonizing] lesson on how one might come to live among things neglected with cost." The Stella one sounds good too (I think it's a collection of stories or novella with short stories)
yes I would like to read the novel now. It also sounds like the writing of the novel mirrored the protagonist's experience--or that the novel is very self-reflexive #cinejanes #thewall
glad you made it to the end! #cinejanes
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