Robert Gray Tapestries

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The seduction of Artur Eld by the Crimson Queen at Eld's coronation.

Robert Gray makes adjustments to his clown costume.

Inspired by that phrase from the It novel, "Cast shrieking and insane into the deadlights."

An idea that I’ve had for a while. There’s a character included that you will recognize if you know your Dark Tower lore

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This is kind of an "outtake" from Reverie. Scenes that were supposed to be in the story, but were left out for one reason or another.

A scene from my dark fantasy horror story.

“It stood over her, the avatar of Robert having faded into a twisted glossy black insectoid. Its crimson bulging eyes trailing over her form outlined beneath the comforter. That unpleasant feeling of shame has returned. But the uncomfortable feeling was the price for shielding her from the truth. A truth It couldn’t bear for her to know. It had once again been careless in letting her see too much. But It did what was necessary, despite the discomfort of doing so. It wished It could reveal Itself to her, but her reaction would be unpredictable. Not a risk It can take. She would be repulsed, as evidenced by the fear and disgust It saw in her eyes when she saw It feeding.--Reverie

Myths and legends.

A re0imagine of an earlier piece i did.

Some art inspired by the World of It book.

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I've been wanting to redo this one. The scene where Bob and Mirasal are sitting out near the grotto, and sharing stories about mythological figures, Mordred Deschain and Dhesda from the Weeping Tree(Dhesda being my own original creation and Mordred created by Stephen King.) I wanted to depict a parallel between these characters, like King himself does, with, for instance, Beverly/Audra Denbrough and Tom/Henry Bowers.

The Secrets of Da Vinci and his knowledge.

Inspired by the painting "Tamara and the Demon" by Konstantin Makovsky, which was based on the poem, "The Demon" by Mikhail Lermontov.

Robert Gray and his wife Agnes.

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