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Zombie with glowing eyes pushing up from the ground in a graveyard

Gothic Cross Headstone With Crows and Ravens is a vector from an original photograph of an inscribed stone slab combined with of crows and ravens in flight. Taken in the graveyard of Old Holy Trinity Church, Wentworth. Perfect Halloween folklore for goths and gravediggers. Celts celebrated Samhain to protect themselves from winter spirits. Now a secular holiday Halloween is a time to celebrate. Serve your “trick-or-treat” and carve your jack-o-lanterns in an awesome, fun, and novelty Halloween-themed design! ABOUT THE ART ©‎ ‎Combined vector image ‎‎31 ‎July ‎2019, ‏‎12:36:25 Crow Vector 12 ‎August ‎2013, ‏‎15:24:19 Photograph ‎‎‎12 ‎May ‎2019 Tracey Harrington Simpson

I'm fed up of seeing everything *perfect* in photography, I'm fed up of perfection... I'm fed up of everything *in focus!* *Not everything in LIFE is PERFECT !* In fact, far from it..! *LIFE IS HARD !* That's why they call it "Survival Of The Fittest!" Life is meant to be about endurance - but why on Earth, we make things - as so damn miserable and hard as possible - for ourselves and Wildlife... is beyond me... and probably beyond the grave - beyond me..!? I will die *wondering why?* As if the cruel cyclical intention of winter isn't enough for wildlife having to tough it out... Now on *Winterwatch* they're busy banging on about global warming! Boris is hell bent on securing deals for 5G and we're banging on about the colder...

The Grim Reaper by a huge tree at the graveyard.

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A flight of bats around a gravestone riddled moon.

Rest in peace... with butter and jam.

cool design feat horror scene cemetery

Detail of an ancient gravestone from Connecticut.

There is no IRL, only AFK

Ain't believing those ghosts (of Christmas Past, Present or Future)

Halloween collection 2020 - Creepy Graveyard Rising

sent Introducing "Ashtray Head" – a captivating shirt design that balances the edge of morbidity with a touch of dark humor. At the top of the skull, discover an ashtray with burning cigarettes, offering a symbolic twist. Below, a graveyard with headstones marked RIP sets the eerie scene. The skull's eyes feature an X and a mesmerizing spiral, adding an extra layer of intrigue. In the sky, a roll of the number 13 weaves through the design, enhancing its mystique. "Ashtray Head" invites you to embrace the enigmatic and showcase a unique blend of darkness and wit. Design by Gaither.

Just a remind of all our Fates

This carved cross marks a tomb at the fabled Laurel Hill Cemetery in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

If we become nothing, we were all once nothing

I love cats and I love dead things so I turned both my loves into this kawaii creation!

This is art you can take to your grave. Fun for all your dark spooky goth friends!

Halloweentown's favourite bar

A skeleton DJ playing some music for Halloween with gravestone speakers. Can't have Halloween without some spooky tunes!

It's a grim reaper, in a graveyard

Green grim reaper standing in front of a gravestone and pumpkin.

Based on Scripture about how we must first die to Self and take up our cross (which is the inverted one; see death of St. Peter) and Jesus daily.

An Angel headstone in Cheriton Road Cemetery, Folkestone, Kent.

As found on an early New Jersey Gravestone, the rubbing taken decades ago. Be protected by the spirits of the dead with this iconic image.

If Not Now Then Never!

Cute lil spooky guys just trying their best

This intricate Celtic Cross serves as the headstone for a grave in the Laurel Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia Pennsylvania.

Original Design by Keith Wezwick

Red graveyard design

HDR processed image. Discovered this graveyard in Shetland - imagine my delight at finding these old gravestones inside an old crypt.

A statue wearing ancient Greek attire, ponders eternity in the Albany Rural Cemetery in upstate New York, final resting place of many notable people. The Cemetery has been around since 1844.

Cherub detail on a Connecticut grave.

"If you hear me screaming bloody murder, there's a good chance I'm just enjoying myself." A Wednesday Addams quote from season one. Artwork ideal for dark backgrounds.

Remember where you were on May 28th, 2016? Now you always will. Rest in peace you gentle giant, rest in peace.