NO WAY😨😨😨

Sick awesome Jekyll and Hyde illustrations by Gary Kelley

It’s been a while since I shared some illustrations! (Leik 2+ years…) BUT! Ive been meaning to collect and share these because they are irritatingly hard to find…and lowkey! One of my favorite styles I’ve seen Jekyll and hyde illustrated in.

I really like that first one in particular, (which was the first one I’ve ever found) the gesture is great and I just had it rotting in my camera roll for the longest time until I rediscovered his work <\3!

BUT FR… I literally had to use tiny eye to retrace the image because I lost the artist, it was embarrassing. Anyhow, I dug these up from his Instagram and website, but they do not seem available anywhere else. Not even a printed edition of wherever these are from! a bit unfortunate but oh well vro…

I also just genuinely enjoy his art sm…

Link to his gallery, as he’s selling the original of the first and has some more artworks for those who r into art

OLD ARTWORK

Some recent sillies

tysm for introducing us to Heart of a Dog, its a really good book and its giving us rabies

tysm for introducing us to Heart of a Dog, its a really good book and its giving us rabies

You're welcome! The story is small, something like "A Strange Case..." about 100 pages. I recommend reading the translation by Arvil Pyman. (the meaning of jokes and puns is successfully preserved there)

There is also a Soviet film adaptation of the same name in 1988. (The film is available on YouTube with English subtitles) There is a well-chosen cast of actors.

And I'm drawing the image of Sharikov from this movie, hehe.

https://s3.us-west-1.wasabisys.com/luminist/EB/B/Bulgakov%20-%20The%20Heart%20of%20a%20Dog.pdf

‼️DRAG KING SHARIKOV‼️😭🙏

Cartoon Sharikov :>

Why is Polygraph Polygraphovich Sharikov doing work on the topic:

"The most famous headcanons about Edward Hyde in goth lit fandom"?

Just imagine Mr. Hyde doing all this shit.

THEIR BEHAVIOR IS IDENTICAL!!

"Is it a magazine? Is this a teacher?"

"Heck no, this is my daddy-o Preobrazhensky. Bormental, you fucked me up with the Rorschach tests for schoolchildren!"

what is preobrazhensky doing there

Got a favorite dwarf? Adriana Caselotti replies: "Grumpy. See he really wouldn't let anybody know, but he really loved Snow White but he was the one that was going to show that he hated the whole world...but he always had a wink in his one eye, and I knew that wink was there."

SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS (1937) — Dir. David Hand

some great book cover art from one of my all time favorite novels

Art by Gustaf Tenggren