While searching for something to represent our theme this month of A Vampire’s Fall, I came across this dark and atmospheric artwork from Cutwir3 aka Ghostly Theater. This is a whole mood.
Artist: Cutwir3
Social Media: https://www.instagram.com/cutwir3/
Where to purchase goods: https://www.inprnt.com/gallery/eduardosantiago/vampire-cat/
Happy Halloween! This month we celebrate Halloween icons and the Black Cat is as synonymous with the holiday as the jack-o-lantern. Dark as night, cool, mysterious, irreverent guardians, it’s no wonder how they became so feared, blameful of calamity, and deemed witches’ familiars, cats simply appear to have their own agenda.
More art by Gina Femrite can be found here: https://fineartamerica.com/featured/witchy-black-halloween-cat-gina-femrite.html
One starry night, I saw a black cat looking up at the moon.
Do you think animals wonder about the moon? We certainly know lunar cycles have an affect on animal behaviors, but I can’t seem to find the answer to whether they admire the moon and star gaze like people.
World renowned artist Aja Trier picks up where van Gogh left off, by painting animals, landscapes, famous cities, and more under the infamous starry night. With titles like ‘The Haunting of van Gogh’ and ‘van Gogh Never Saw Las Vegas’, Ms. Trier is clearly inspired by the doomed Impressionist and her works are more tribute than imitation.
Artist: Aja Trier
Where to purchase goods: http://www.sagittariusgallery.com
Aja Trier’s art is sold online through her own gallery, places such as Fine Art America and private galleries around the globe, please see her website for details.
A black cat by Theophile Steinlen (1859-1923)
Artist: Susan Brack
Website: https://susanbrack.com/section/454324-HALLOWEEN-ART.html
Where to purchase goods:
https://www.zazzle.com/collections/halloween_spooktaculars_by_susan_brack-119796574229696756
Halloween Horror Haiku 