Agony Phone Cases - iPhone and Android

life of agony

Quote from the musical Into the Woods This stylish design will appeal to any fan of the show Into the Woods! Sondheim lovers will love the easily recognizable song title and artistic presentation. Great as an end-of-show gift for anyone performing in the show! Image description: a royal crown with the word "agony" written below it in a distressed typewriter font. Both elements are overlaid with a blue acrylic paint pattern, giving the image a distressed and grungy look.

painting

Agony (Ag-O-N-Y) Spelled with Periodic Elements! Our original Periodic-Tees Elements design. This high-energy tee contains elements Silver, Oxygen, Nitrogen, and Yttrium!

Ink on paper, digital painting

Agony

Each day brings endless agony

Abstract art

agony

LOUD NOISES

Monster girl

Agony

Retro Amiga Game Fan Art - Agony

The blob is in agony... and on fire (can relate).

The agony in the garden

Personification of a headache

Part of "A cool japanese style" series

Oil on canvas.

Raw Intense Torment Struggle Painful Anguish Emotional Cathartic Gritty Melancholy Powerful Haunting Evocative Transcendent Resilience

drawing digitallized and coloring in Paint.net

Agony

photo taken in sleepy hollow cemetery NY

@criticalkitsune on twitter Skull art by Den Rode

Dear Agony - Manga by Critical Kitsune and The Hobo Legend, coming soon...

This is one of my fantasy dark art illustrations called "Skull of Agony" - Nightfrost Studios

Anguish

Layers upon layers of new hope and subsequent pain

LOUD NOISES

Title for manga

Oh dear god, it's only 2 o'clock. It's been Christmas day for at least a week now, how can it only be 2 o'clock I am in agony.

Depiction of Our Lord's agony in the garden during His Passion. Jesus prays that "this cup will pass" but "Thy will be done." An angel offers Him the chalice of suffering while his disciples sleep, unaware of the Lord's suffering. In the distance, Judas the betrayer, leads the mob of soldiers and accusers towards Jesus. A tale of loneliness, betrayal, suffering, bloodshed, love, and sacrifice.

This print captures the Grinch in a rare moment of profound self-reflection, his figure echoing the existential dread of the iconic painting, set against a backdrop of Whoville’s snowy peaks.

I, Crisanta in penance, excommunicate you, expel you, execrate you, with the blessing of Our Miracle of the Greatest Pain.

“You Pierce My Soul. I Am Half Agony, Half Hope...I Have Loved None But You.” - Jane Austen, Persuasion (White)